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温哥华要闻 · 周四:新VPD训练学院启用、萨里刀案司机救人与非法电动摩托风险

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🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 司机在萨里红木公园(Redwood Park)一辆吉普据称撞上皮卡后,从持刀嫌疑人手中救下男子。 萨里警方称,事发于下午5点前,嫌疑人驾驶一辆吉普·牧马人(Jeep Wrangler)撞向受害者的福特皮卡;37岁理查德·马克·詹姆斯·埃沃伊(Richard Mark James Evoy)现面临包括持械攻击和刑事骚扰在内的多项指控。
  2. 皇家加拿大骑警(RCMP)公布北温哥华一辆非法电动摩托闯停牌的视频。 事件发生在8月28日,地点为Grand Boulevard(格兰大道)交叉口。警方称,疑为14至18岁之间的骑手在几乎与一辆汽车相撞后逃离;官员警告,非法电动摩托无牌照、无转向信号也无踏板,仅供越野使用。
  3. 温哥华在伍德沃德大楼(Woodward’s building)开设新的温哥华警察局(Vancouver Police Department)训练学院,已招录40名新兵。 位于Abbott街351号、占地3万平方英尺的学院已开始培训40名学员,这批学员预计明年6月开始执行市内任务;第二批40人计划于1月入学。市政府为第五区(District 5)和该学院提供了400万元资金支持。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. 兰里动物保护协会(Langley Animal Protection Society)推出加拿大首个“幼猫护理学院”,培训新生儿期照料者。 协会称课程免费,旨在扩展寄养项目以照顾被遗弃的幼猫;兰里动物保护协会的莎拉·琼斯(Sarah Jones)表示,正在招募志愿者以提供全天候的新生儿护理。
  2. 纳奈莫(Nanaimo)男子杰西·布尔热瓦(Jessy Bourgeois),46岁,于8月18日在顿涅茨克(Donetsk)参与乌克兰战斗时身亡。 家属称,曾于去年11月志愿前往担任无人机维修员的布尔热瓦在一次无人机袭击中当场遇难,遗下两个孩子,以上信息来自他父亲詹姆斯与继母道恩·布尔热瓦的声明。
  3. 埃德蒙顿油人(Edmonton Oilers)与亚历克斯·福尔门顿(Alex Formenton)签下一年850,000的合约;长期球迷宣布取消支持。 被称为“斯坦利妈妈”(Mama Stanley)的玛丽·洛文(Mary Loewen)发帖表示,在球队签下福尔门顿后将不再支持油人。福尔门顿去年因涉及2018年加拿大冰球协会事件的性侵指控被宣判无罪。

📰 今日本报还要闻

  • 评估称拟建的原住民文化中心可能被Site E水库淹没。
  • 随着鲑鱼产卵季临近,温哥华岛各地河流水位出现差异。
  • 卑诗省家庭在幼儿园渐进入学和托育需求下承受压力。
  • 法院记录显示,加拿大罪行次数最多的窥淫者在警方未介入期间仍寻找更多受害者。
  • 人权法庭裁定卑诗省一名医生因拒绝向跨性别青少年提供青春期阻断剂需支付赔偿。
  • 克雷斯顿(Creston)评估将森林火灾列为小镇首要风险。
  • 坎卢普斯(Kamloops)社区对拟建铁路货场提出安全担忧。
  • 卑诗省林业界领袖警告行业濒临崩溃,呼吁省政府采取行动。
  • 尼斯加(Nisg̱a'a)与塔尔坦(Tahltan)民族开通史都华(Stewart, B.C.)港口并拟扩建。
  • 本拿比(Burnaby)一名老人被误射中弹身亡后,儿子公开发声。
  • 温哥华西区拟建电力变电站遭社区反对。

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