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There were 19 victims, most of whom were "investors" from the South Asian community.
The quintet branded their new venture a "stable, serious alternative to the NDP."
"If this city doesn't give people somewhere to find joy and community, they'll find something else," he warned.
A press conference has been scheduled for Friday morning so officers can provide more details.
The former Vancouver mayor and Canadian senator was appointed to find solutions to the crises in the neighbourhood last September.
It marks the largest investment in the national railway's history.
Now-former MLA Reann Gasper has been promoted to Delaney's position.
COPE mayoral candidate Stephanie Allen ended her campaign earlier Wednesday.
She urged OneCity and the Green Party to follow suit.
"My principles have not changed," she said. "What has changed is my confidence in Kerry-Lynne Findlay's leadership."
When asked to "unequivocally" state that he would not call a fall election, Eby dodged the question.
Carney's Liberals swept Monday's by-elections.
"We know that housing is a human right, but governments and the housing industry have failed to treat it as one," Allen lamented.
Warbus is the seventh MLA to leave the party in 17 days.
"Person after person has informed me they have decided that our new leader is unelectable," Banman said.
There's never a dull moment in BC politics — but even by west coast standards these past couple weeks have been particularly wild.
The BC Conservatives have until January 25, 2027 to collect the required signatures.
Day said he had "lost confidence in the judgment, conduct, and ethical standards" of Findlay's leadership "and those she has chosen to surround herself with."
"I cannot continue to sit in a caucus led by someone who has questioned my loyalty without evidence and, when given the opportunity to correct the record, has failed to do so," Wat lamented.
Eby's words came less than an hour after Prince George-Valemount MLA Rosalyn Bird announced her departure from the party, the third to do so in 11 days.
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