B.C. News: E-Scooter Rules, ICBC Alert, Airport Investment Talks

Lawsuit filed against Surrey councillor over dogbite incident Linda Annis dogbite lawsuit in B.C. Supreme Court raises serious questions See the allegations, the fine, and why her public comments are drawing scrutiny B.C. municipal leaders seek uniform escooter rules B.C. escooter rules need provincewide consistency for safer daily travel Municipal leaders want clear laws as police crack down on unsafe riding ICBC warns September is the riskiest month for children’s commutes B.C. school safety: September crashes with children rise 37%, ICBC says See commute risks, injury stats, and the changes advocates want now Downtown Eastside grocery store weighs future after security costs rise Nesters Market Vancouver faces rising crime costs and security spending as the store Weigh the impact on the Downtown Eastside grocer and why its future is uncertain Vancouver airport talks on private investment are already underway Vancouver airport private investment plan could reshape YVR operations and service See what Ottawa’s proposal could mean for fees, jobs, and longterm airport value B.C. wildlife rescue says province is blocking animal rescues in Prince George region Northern B.C. wildlife rescue faces provincial limits on orphaned animal care See why a local group says approvals are delaying help for fawns, calves and cubs Northeast B.C. lakes targeted for weedharvesting pilot Aquatic weed harvesting at Charlie Lake and Swan Lake improves boat access Pilot project targets launch areas while protecting fish, birds, and lake health B.C. law students begin new skillsbased bar training as Ontario considers change British Columbia law exam change replaces the bar with skillsbased training Ontario watches as B.C. shifts to a practical model for future lawyers Conservatives seek unity and relevance ahead of Parliament's return Conservative priorities sharpen as Poilievre targets affordability and U.S. tensions Penticton meeting could reset the message—see how party strategy may shif