Nina Krieger
@ninakrieger.bsky.social
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People’s champion. Community builder. Mum to Max. MLA for Victoria-Swan Lake. Parliamentary Secretary for Arts & Film. Sign up for CommunityPulse, our new Victoria-Swan Lake Constituency Newsletter https://mailchi.mp/75f494a315b5/ecr6ymcj3w
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Thanks to the tireless work of the BC Extortion Task Force and local police agencies, investigators are turning intelligence into arrests - and arrests into charges.

These are complex, coordinated investigations, and today’s results show progress is being made.
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Seven people have now been charged in connection with the ongoing crackdown on extortion-related crimes - a major step forward in these investigations.

These charges send a message: those targeting families and businesses with violence and intimidation will face consequences.
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From phones to eBikes, lithium-ion batteries bring life to many things in our homes, but they can be dangerous if not handled properly.
Learn how to stay safe while using lithium-ion batteries and educate others about battery safety: www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/...
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The Provincial Extortion Task Force and police agencies across B.C. and across the country are working in close coordination to target those using violence and intimidation.
Our government will keep ensuring police have the tools and resources they need to keep people safe.
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Vikram Sharma remains at large. Anyone with information on Sharma’s whereabouts is urged to contact police or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477.
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Police across B.C. are working together to hold violent offenders accountable and stop extortion attempts. Abjeet Kingra, who is in custody on another matter, now faces new charges related to extortion in Surrey.

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I met with Chief Norm Lipinski and with Mayor Brenda Locke to discuss the ongoing extortion cases in Surrey and the coordinated efforts underway to bring those responsible to justice. Continuing these conversations with local leaders & police is key to making communities safer.
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Productive meeting with the Progressive Intercultural Community Services Society in Surrey yesterday.

We discussed community safety, local challenges, and how we can continue working together to support a safer, more inclusive Surrey for everyone.
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As Solicitor General, I’m ensuring the Task Force has the full support and resources needed to dismantle organized crime networks and bring offenders to justice. Our government’s commitment is clear: protect communities and hold criminals accountable.
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At RCMP Headquarters in Surrey today for a briefing from the BC Extortion Task Force. This integrated team operates under a unified RCMP-led command to strengthen coordination and expand cross-jurisdictional reach across B.C.
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We stand with staff, listeners and the community. Victim supports are available, and anyone with information can contact police or Crime Stoppers. BC will continue to ensure police have the tools they need to solve these complex investigations and bring criminals to justice.
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Sat down with the team at Swift 1200 AM in Surrey this morning, where shots were fired at the station. I am relieved no one was hurt, and I am angry at this act of intimidation. The media are a cornerstone of our democracy and targeting them is unacceptable.
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The Bishnoi terrorist designation strengthens these efforts — giving police the tools to follow the money, freeze assets and disrupt financing. We will continue to use every tool available to bring criminals to justice.
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Another suspect remains wanted and the recent targeting of Swift 1200 AM reminds us there is still more to do. BC's Extortion Task Force, local police, RCMP & federal partners are working around the clock on complex, international investigations that demand strong coordination.
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Glad to see accountability in the 2024 shooting and arson at the Colwood home of well-known Punjabi musician AP Dhillon, where the court noted links to the Bishnoi crime group. This outcome reflects the dedicated work of police and prosecutors.
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We must continue to walk the path of reconciliation – listening, learning and taking meaningful action to build a safer and more just future for everyone in British Columbia.

#EveryChildMatters 🧡
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Today on #NationalDayofTruthandReconciliation and #OrangeShirtDay, we reflect on the history and legacy of residential schools, which continue to have profound effects on survivors, families, and communities.
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Today, at the @BCLEMemorial, we honour officers who gave their lives to protect our communities.

Let this day of remembrance, gratitude & solemn reflection remind us not only of what we have lost, but of what we must protect: safety, justice, and the dignity of those who serve.
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As we prepare to mark Sept 30, we reflect on the impact of residential schools.

Here are a few ways you can participate:
• Wear an orange shirt
• Attend an event in person or virtually
• Start a conversation
• Read, reflect, learn
• Support Indigenous-led organizations
Content warning
This post discusses residential schools and child abuse
Help is available 24/7
National Residential Schools Crisis Line: 1-866-925-4419
KUU-US Crisis Line: 1-800-588-8717 or Kuu-usCrisisLine.com

Truth is a necessary step towards reconciliation
Residential schools left a legacy we must all work to understand
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At the same time, we are breaking the cycle with expanded care. The Premier announced 100 new secure care beds in Surrey and Prince George for people with the most complex needs. This will make streets safer while helping people get the care they need.
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But progress only matters if people feel it in their homes, businesses and streets. That is why we have pushed the federal government on bail reform. Tougher laws now mean repeat offenders face real consequences.
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This week I heard from local leaders across BC about the urgent need to tackle street disorder and crime. Progress is being made. BC’s crime rate fell 11% last year, the biggest drop in the country, with more officers, housing and mental health supports.
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Over the past three days at UBCM I heard from a range of municipalities and regional districts about public safety issues they are facing. These challenges won’t be fixed overnight, but by working together to tackle crime and its causes we can build safer communities across BC.
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A coordinated @rcmpgrcpolice investigation has dismantled a clandestine drug lab on Vancouver Island—seizing illicit drugs and a loaded firearm. This is a strong step in disrupting organized crime and keeping dangerous drugs off our streets.
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RCMP dismantles clandestine drug lab on Vancouver Island
Federal RCMP investigators have uncovered and dismantled another clandestine drug lab — this time on Vancouver Island.
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