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Vaughn Palmer: B.C. NDP relieved as SCC agrees to take DRIPA case
Opinion: The Supreme Court hearing may likely be by the spring of 2027, long enough to provide a more-than-welcome cooling off period for the beleaguered New Democrats
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VICTORIA — The legislature was nearing the end of question period Thursday, when Opposition leader Trevor Halford pitched yet another question to attorney general Niki Sharma regarding the DRIPA controversy.
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