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Reporter at CBC Richmond. Host of Dirtbag Climber, a CBC Uncover podcast. Formerly with the @squamishchief. Bylines in @Glacier_Media outlets everywhere.

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Some Tsawwassen First Nation members voting in 3 elections this October

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By Steven Chua Verified
| CBRL-FM (Lethbridge, AB) Verified
British Columbia Some Tsawwassen First Nation members will participate in three elections this October, as the nation's chief and legislature are up for a vote at the same time as the municipal and provincial elections.
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Jurisdictional confusion enables illegal dumping at Tsawwassen beach: advocate

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By Steven Chua Verified
| CBRL-FM (Lethbridge, AB) Verified
British Columbia·New A Delta, B.C., community advocate says confusing jurisdictional boundaries enables illegal dumping at the Tsawwassen Ferry Causeway Beach, which borders critical habitats for birds and fish. Community group removes metric tonne of garbage from ferry causeway beach Steven Chua · CBC News · Posted: Sep 22, 2026 9:00 AM EDT | Last Updated: 30 minutes ago Listen to this article Estimated 4 minutes The audio version of this article is generated by AI-based technology.
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Former B.C. attorneys general release joint letter supporting modern treaties

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By Steven Chua Verified
| CBRL-FM (Lethbridge, AB) Verified
British Columbia·New Eleven former B.C. attorneys general have signed a joint letter backing modern treaties as the best route to reconciliation, while some First Nations leaders are calling for an overhaul of the province's treaty framework.
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