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溫哥華要聞 · 新警察訓練學院、薩里公園刀案救援與電動機車風險

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🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 司機在紅木公園(Redwood Park)遭指控駕駛吉普牧馬人(Jeep Wrangler)衝撞皮卡後救出遭持刀嫌疑人攻擊男子。 薩里警察表示,涉嫌攻擊發生於下午近5點,疑似駕駛一輛吉普牧馬人衝向受害者的福特皮卡(Ford pickup);37歲理查德·馬克·詹姆斯·埃沃伊現被控含帶武器攻擊與刑事騷擾等罪名。
  2. 皇家加拿大騎警(RCMP)公布北溫哥華一輛違規電動機車闖停讓標誌的影像。 事件發生於8月28日,地點為Grand Boulevard(Grand Boulevard);警方表示,騎士疑為14至18歲之間,在幾乎與一輛車相撞後逃離現場;官員警告,違規電動機車通常無牌照、無方向燈或腳踏,僅供越野使用。
  3. 溫哥華警察局(Vancouver Police Department)在Woodward’s大樓開設新訓練學院,已招收40名新訓。 位於Abbott街351號的3萬平方英呎學院已開始訓練40名學員,預計他們將於明年6月開始市內勤務;當局計畫在1月再招收第二批40名學員;市府已向第5選區與該學院提供加元400萬元資助。

🎨 社區與文化

  1. 蘭里動物保護協會(Langley Animal Protection Society)推出加拿大首個「幼貓學院」,訓練新生幼貓照護志工。 協會表示課程免費,目標擴大寄養計畫以照顧棄養或孤兒幼貓;協會工作人員莎拉·瓊斯說明,他們正招募志工以輪班提供全天候新生幼貓照護。
  2. 納奈莫男子傑西·布爾熱瓦(Jessy Bourgeois),46歲,於8月18日在頓涅茨克參戰時身亡。 家屬表示,布爾熱瓦為一名無人機維修技師,去年11月自願參戰,於一場無人機攻擊中當場喪生,遺下兩名子女,相關訊息來自其父詹姆士與繼母道恩·布爾熱瓦的聲明。
  3. 埃德蒙頓油人(Edmonton Oilers)與亞歷克斯·福爾門頓簽下一年合約,金額為美金850,000元;長期支持者表態撤回支持。 綽號「史坦利媽媽」的瑪麗·羅文在社群上表示,球隊簽下去年在2018年加拿大冰球事件相關性侵案中被判無罪的福爾門頓後,她將不再支持球隊。

📰 今日其他要聞

  • 評估指出,擬議的原住民文化中心可能會遭Site E水庫淹沒。
  • 隨著鮭魚回溯產卵季節逼近,溫哥華島各地河川水位出現變化。
  • 卑詩省家庭因幼稚園漸進入學與托兒需求感到壓力。
  • 法庭紀錄顯示,加拿大最多案的窺視者在警方未介入時仍尋求更多受害者。
  • 人權審裁處裁定一名卑詩省醫生拒絕提供青春期阻斷劑給跨性別青少年,須賠償。
  • 克雷斯頓風險評估將野火列為該鎮首要風險。
  • 坎盧普斯社區對擬議貨運場提出安全疑慮。
  • 卑詩林業界領袖警告產業瀕臨崩潰,呼籲省府採取行動。
  • 尼斯卡(Nisg̱a'a)與塔爾坦(Tahltan)兩個原住民族在擴建計畫下開放史都華港口(Stewart, B.C.)。
  • 在本拿比一名老年人遭流彈喪生後,兒子公開發聲。
  • 溫哥華西區擬建電力變電站遭社區反對。

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