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Police watchdog seeking more witnesses to Penticton incident - Keremeos Review

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By Brennan Phillips Verified
| The Keremeos Review Verified
The B.C. Independent Investigations Office continues to investigate a police incident on Penticton’s Lakeshore from earlier in 2026. The IIO investigates cases where the police are involved and individuals are injured, to determine if there was an injury that meets the threshold of serious harm under the Police Act and to determine if there is a connection between any such serious harm and the actions or inaction of any involved officers.
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BREAKING: Defender of Indigenous rights MLA Joan Phillip dies - Surrey Now-Leader

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By Brennan Phillips Verified
| Surrey Now-Leader Verified
Condolences are pouring in following the death of Amshen Joan Phillip, a champion of Indigenous rights and serving MLA whose advocacy left a lasting mark on B.C. politics. The Union of British Columbia Indian Chiefs (UBCIC), of which her husband, Stewart Phillip, leads as Grand Chief, announced her death on Aug. 28. “Joan was a fearless warrior and inspirational leader, and we will miss her dearly,” the UBCIC’s statement reads.
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