B.C. looks to improve extortion response

B.C. looks to improve extortion response

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Amid growing concern from the public about the ongoing extortion crisis B.C. Premier David Eby is hoping to address gaps in communication with the community and victims on how cases are being handled. Sarah Jones reports.

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