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Kyla Lee on CBC’s On The Coast with Gloria Macarenko: Soapbox Social: Has Vancouver’s Mayoral Race Jumped the Shark?

Stephanie Allen, the Coalition of Progressive Electors (COPE) candidate for mayor of Vancouver, has withdrawn from the municipal race.

Allen announced her decision Wednesday, saying progressive voters need to unite behind a single challenger to incumbent Mayor Ken Sim. She said there is limited time for progressive parties to consolidate their support and strengthen the chances of electing a new mayor.

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Kyla Lee on CBC’s On The Coast with Gloria Macarenko: Soapbox Social: Can staffing shake up help B.C. Conservatives in polls?

British Columbia’s Opposition Conservatives have replaced party president Aisha Estey as the shakeup under new leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay continues…

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Our City Tonight–Canada’s New Bail & Sentencing Laws Explained: Kyla Lee

Canada’s criminal justice system is facing significant changes through several pieces of new federal legislation.

In this interview with Our City Tonight, Vancouver criminal defence lawyer Kyla Lee breaks down three major bills and what they could mean for bail, sentencing, victims, hate-motivated offences, and the rights of accused persons.

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Kyla Lee on CBC’s On The Coast with Gloria Macarenko:Soapbox Social: Ken Sim proposes plebiscite on public safety

Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim’s push for plebiscite questions in the upcoming municipal election on public drug use and adding involuntary care beds has been condemned by opponents as an election ploy.

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Purple Canopy: Driving With Epilepsy in Canada 

After doing the previous blog page on Driving with Epilepsy in the United States, i decided one needed to be done about Driving with Epilepsy in Canada, particularly British Columbia, as that is where i live. To do this i needed to seek proper advice on where to get the right information to share, I’m so very grateful and would like to give a HUGE HUGE Shoutout and tremendous THANK YOU  to Vancouver Lawyer Kyla Lee, they pointed me in the right direction.

With the help of Kyla Lee , here is what I’ve learnt about Driving with Epilepsy in Canada (BC) , from RoadSafeBC’s POV : 

What are Seizures?

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Info News: If humans cause wildfires, shouldn’t they be banned from the backcountry?

The ban prohibiting off-road vehicles from the backcountry is missing the mark when it comes to preventing human-caused wildfires, says one BC conservation group.

BC Wildlife Federation executive director Jesse Zeman told iNFOnews.ca that a complete ban of people and all vehicles from the backcountry is what is needed in the parts of the province that are a tinderbox.

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Kyla Lee on CBC’s On The Coast with Gloria Macarenko: Soapbox Social: How well is British Columbia handling its wildfire situation?

B.C. Premier David Eby spoke Thursday in Abbotsford, B.C., where about 100 Mexican firefighters arrived to support the B.C. Wildfire Service (BCWS), joining a group of their compatriots that came on Monday…

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CBC News: Search for B.C.’s best roadside attraction: Round 1, Interior

Along a small stretch of the Trans-Canada Highway, nestled along mountains and lakes between Sicamous and Revelstoke, sit two places within a 10-minute drive that opened in the same year and have been a part of road trip traditions in B.C. for decades.

At the foot of Three Valley Lake, there sits a sprawling white and red hotel that looks straight out of a Wes Anderson film — with kitschy themed rooms and a ghost town that has all been owned and operated by the same family for nearly 70 years.

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Ship of Fools Podcast: Roadblocks, Breathalyzers & E-Bike Chaos in B.C. with Kyla Lee

Kyla Lee Discusses Roadside Rights and Road Safety on Ship of Fools

Kyla Lee joined Steven Melovich on the Ship of Fools podcast for a conversation about impaired driving law, roadside investigations and the challenges created by e-bikes, e-scooters and other emerging transportation technology.

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Info News: Why nude beaches in Okanagan, Kamloops are in a legal grey area

There are three well-known nude, or clothing-optional, beaches around Kamloops and the Okanagan, but they aren’t necessarily official.

Nude beaches are a bit of a legal grey area.

Almost all of them are technically unofficial, even if they’re popular and generally accepted by local governments, and if they are well-known then nudists are unlikely to get in trouble with the law.

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