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溫哥華要聞 · 週三

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🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 85歲本拿比男子在家中遭彈片擊中身亡。 綜合兇殺案調查組(IHIT)表示,張永初於8月30日在本拿比住處中彈,當日稍晚被發現已經死亡;負責案情的警官弗蕾達·方(Sgt. Freda Fong)表示,調查人員已鎖定一群可能涉案的青少年,並呼籲他們出面說明。

  2. 13個月內素里警察交通碰撞造成6人死亡或重傷,省議員要求檢討。 素里-克羅弗代爾省議員艾蓮諾·斯圖科(Elenore Sturko)要求省司法長官展開省級檢討,因過去12個月內發生六起導致死亡或重傷的警察碰撞事件;最新一起事故發生在勞動節期間的一次交通攔查,造成一名行人生命垂危,獨立調查辦公室正在調查中。

🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 卑詩省立邊界標語:『堅強、驕傲,永不成為第51州』。 省長大衛·伊比(David Eby)揭幕卑詩/華盛頓州邊界的標語牌,上面寫道「堅強、驕傲,永不成為第51州」,此項宣布距對近280億加元美國商品實施反制關稅生效僅數小時;伊比也呼籲民眾支持「購買卑詩(Buy BC)」運動。

  2. 兒童優先加拿大指認網路傷害為加拿大小孩最大威脅。 2026年報告將網路傷害列為年度威脅首位,指出加拿大在聯合國兒童基金會的兒童福祉指數中,37個高收入國家排名第22,並呼籲聯邦政府今秋通過更強而有力的《安全社群媒體法》。

💼 經濟與商業

  1. 卑詩酒莊因美國本月禁止多數加國酒類進口而戒備。 俄肯那根(Okanagan)製酒業者警告,美國此舉將削減出口銷售;閃電岩酒莊(Lightning Rock Winery)老闆朗·庫貝克(Ron Kubek)表示,失去每年約500箱的銷量相當於約12萬至15萬加元的年銷售額,卑詩葡萄種植者協會(Wine Growers BC)執行長傑夫·吉納德(Jeff Guignard)警告此舉可能對跨境市場造成傷害。

  2. 林業團體告知伊比省長:產業已到「臨界點」。 包括卑詩省林業理事會(BC Council of Forest Industries)與卡車伐木工會(Truck Loggers Association)在內的聯盟,要求伊比成立危機小組以降低成本、移除法規障礙,並敦促將具經濟效益的可伐採量從預計的2,900萬立方米提高到4,500萬立方米。

🎨 社區與文化

  1. 來自史奎米什的加拿大越野跑者自9月1日起在馬特洪峰失蹤。 來自史奎米什的卡莉·麥克克利斯特(Kalie McCrystal)最後由人目擊於9月1日在馬特洪峰義大利境一側;同為運動員的希拉蕊·傑拉迪(Hillary Gerardi)表示,麥克克利斯特曾多次嘗試該路線,朋友通報後仍未找到任何蹤跡。

  2. 卑詩省撤除四處以特魯奇(Joseph Trutch)命名的地標名,理由為其種族主義遺留。 省府公告的地名更換決定指出,考量特魯奇的殖民與種族主義紀錄,撤掉四個以他命名的地標名稱。

📰 另外今日

  • 一名穿戴《貓帽子》服裝者在西基洛納追逐青少年。
  • 受害者述說加拿大最頻繁窺視者如何改變他們的人生。
  • 美國考慮對電影提供聯邦稅務優惠,可能產生跨境影響。
  • 蘭里學校在更多受傷事件後加強管制電動滑板車與電動自行車。
  • 85歲男子在本拿比住處遭流彈擊中身亡,調查人員表示。

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85-year-old man killed by stray bullet inside Burnaby home, investigators say

An 85-year-old man found dead in his Burnaby home is believed to be an innocent victim who was struck by a stray bullet, according to the Integrated Homicide Investigative Team (IHIT).

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The U.S. is considering a federal tax incentive for films. How might that affect Canada?

Amid the buzz surrounding the upcoming Toronto International Film Festival, U.S. President Donald Trump has proposed the creation of a federal tax incentive to keep film production in the U.S. instead of seeing it move to other countries – calling out Canada by name. But is it fair to frame the Hollywood exodus as Canada taking jobs from the U.S.?

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'Hunted,' 'shattered,' 'scared': How victims say Canada's most prolific voyeur has altered their lives

CBC News has spent months going through court records and speaking with victims in the largest case of voyeurism ever reported in Canada. Victims say it has left them feeling shattered, hunted and struggling to continue on with their normal lives.

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Langley schools crack down on e-scooters, e-bikes amid uptick in injuries

Langley's school district is implementing a ban on e-scooters and e-dirt bikes, while imposing age-related restrictions on e-bikes.

General Sep 9, 2026

B.C. removes 4 ‘Trutch’ landmark names due to colonial politician's racist legacy

The B.C. Geographical Names Office (BCGNO) has officially rescinded the name "Trutch" from four locations across the province due to the name's racist legacy.

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‘Skyrunner’ describes appeal and peril of sport as Canadian remains missing in Alps

‘Skyrunner’ describes appeal and peril of sport as Canadian remains missing in Alps

Hillary Gerardi says traversing terrain as an elite "skyrunner" is where she and those dedicated to the sport feel most alive, but some routes have little to no margin of error. 

Canada Sep 9, 2026

Police investigating after person in Cat in the Hat costume chases teen in West Kelowna

Police say wearing the costume is not a criminal offence, but following another person in a manner that causes them to fear for their safety may constitute criminal harassment.

General Sep 9, 2026
B.C. unveils new border signs: ‘We will never be the 51st state’

B.C. unveils new border signs: ‘We will never be the 51st state’

B.C. Premier David Eby held his press conference hours after counter-tariffs on nearly 28 billion dollars of U.S. goods went into effect.

Politics Sep 9, 2026
MLA calls for review after Surrey police involved in multiple collisions

MLA calls for review after Surrey police involved in multiple collisions

In the last 12 months, six people have died or been seriously injured in collisions involving the Surrey Police Service, prompting a local MLA to ask for a review.

Canada Sep 9, 2026
B.C. forestry industry says it’s at ‘breaking point’ in letter to Eby

B.C. forestry industry says it’s at ‘breaking point’ in letter to Eby

The letter asks Eby to take swift action to form a crisis group with a mandate to cut costs, remove regulatory barriers and get economically viable wood moving.

Canada Sep 9, 2026
Okanagan wine producers brace for U.S. ban on Canadian alcohol imports

Okanagan wine producers brace for U.S. ban on Canadian alcohol imports

B.C. wine producers are bracing for the latest blow to cross-border alcohol sales, with the United States set to ban most Canadian alcohol imports later this month.

Economy Sep 9, 2026
Sons of B.C. man killed by stray bullet say their father’s death has shattered them

Sons of B.C. man killed by stray bullet say their father’s death has shattered them

On Tuesday, the Integrated Homicide Investigation Team (IHIT) said Mr. Chang Yong Cho was struck inside his home on Aug. 30 and was found deceased later that day.

Crime Sep 9, 2026
Online harms are the biggest threat to Canadian children, new report finds

Online harms are the biggest threat to Canadian children, new report finds

"For many years now, we've been tracking online harms as a significant concern affecting children and youth across the country," Children First Canada CEO Sara Austin said.

Education Sep 9, 2026