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Pamamaril sa Mount Pleasant, DRIPA nangunguna sa UBCM at $13.8B na deficit — Vancouver Lunes

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🚑 Mga Pangyayari at Insidente

  1. Dalawang tao hinila mula sa tubig matapos lumubog ang fishing vessel sa pagitan ng Lower Mainland at Vancouver Island. Ayon sa BC Ferries, naglunsad ng rescue craft ang Spirit of British Columbia at Coastal Renaissance at dinala ang dalawang mangingisda sa Tsawwassen terminal noong Linggo; nagdulot ang operasyon ng pagkaantala ng mga byahe at inaasahang aberya sa serbisyo noong hatinggabi ng Linggo.
  2. Lalaki kinasuhan matapos pamamaril sa convenience store sa Mount Pleasant noong Set. 6. Sinabi ng Vancouver Police na ang sugatang lalaki ay binaril sa binti malapit sa Main Street at 16th Avenue at dinala sa ospital; si Victor Sorensen-Avila ay pinanghahawakan at kinasuhan ng aggravated assault at assault with a weapon, at nasa kustodiya sa Kamloops habang hinihintay ang hearing para sa piyansa.

🚨 Krimen at Pampublikong Kaligtasan

  1. Suspek na may kutsilyo sa Surrey road-rage incident nahuli sa video. Ipinost sa Hanomansing Tonight ang video ng insidente sa Surrey; ipinakalat ng pulisya ang footage bilang bahagi ng imbestigasyon.
  2. Dalawang karagdagang plea deal sa kaso ng pagpatay sa Penticton para sa pagkamatay ni Taig Savage noong 2021. Ayon sa pahayag ng pamilya, dalawang akusado ang nagkasundo sa manslaughter plea matapos matagpuan ang bangkay ni Savage sa Penticton Secondary School noong Setyembre 2021; sa ilalim ng Youth Criminal Justice Act ang manslaughter ay may nakatakdang maximum na tatlong taong sentensiya.

🏛️ Gobyerno at Pulitika

  1. Nagsimula ang convention ng Union of B.C. Municipalities sa Vancouver; DRIPA nangunguna sa agenda. Sinabi ni UBCM president Cori Ramsay na halos 2,000 delegado ang tatalakayin ang Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act (DRIPA), pabahay, at pampublikong kaligtasan sa pagpupulong na tatakbo hanggang Biyernes; pipilitin ng mga delegado ang provincial government tungkol sa pondo at pagpapanibago ng FireSmart.
  2. Bagong partidong pinamumunuan ni Peter Milobar nakakakuha ng ikapitong MLA nang lumipat si Donegal Wilson. Inanunsyo ni Donegal Wilson, MLA para sa Boundary-Similkameen, ang kanyang paglayo nitong Lunes; plano ng grupo na umupo bilang caucus kapag nagbukas muli ang lehislatura sa susunod na buwan.

💼 Ekonomiya at Negosyo

  1. Tumaas ng $450M ang forecast na deficit ng B.C. sa $13.8B matapos pagkakamali sa kalkulasyon ng natural gas royalties. Ipinapakita ng quarterly report ni Finance Minister Josie Osborne na nasa humigit-kumulang 13.8 bilyong dolyar ng Canada ang deficit ng lalawigan at napansin na $531 milyon ang nabawas sa natural gas royalties, kabilang ang $306 milyon na error mula sa Budget 2026 price forecasting.
  2. Prototype na tinaguriang ‘Hillbilly Houseboat’ sinubukan sa Nicomekl River matapos mga babala ng lungsod ng Surrey. Inilunsad ng may-ari na si Emilio Gilpo ang camper-trailer-on-barges prototype na nakadaong malapit sa Portage Park; nagbigay ang City of Surrey ng parking ticket nang ito ay nasa lupaing pagmamay-ari ng lungsod at sinabi ng Transport Canada na susubaybayan nila ang kaligtasan at pagsunod sa kapaligiran.

🎨 Komunidad at Kultura

  1. Mga fishing guide nananawagan ng mas mahigpit na pagpapatupad laban sa ilegal na charters matapos ang nakamamatay na paglubog ng bangka sa B.C. Humihiling ang mga guide ng mas mabigat na aksyon kasunod ng kamakailang trahedya; kasunod din ito ng mga pag-aalala tungkol sa marine safety pagkatapos ng insidente.
  2. Tsawwassen First Nation tinanggap pabalik ang isang banal na bagay na tinanggal mga isang siglo na ang nakalipas. Inanunsyo ng komunidad ang pagbabalik nitong Lunes, na nagpapahiwatig ng pagpapanumbalik ng kultural na mahalagang bagay na natanggal noong humigit-kumulang 100 taon ang nakalipas.

📰 Also Today

  • 2 boaters nasagip matapos lumubog ang fishing vessel sa pagitan ng Lower Mainland at Vancouver Island.
  • DRIPA at NDA kabilang sa mga tema sa 2026 Union of B.C. Municipalities conference.
  • Natatanging houseboat na nakatali sa nabubulok na stump sa Nicomekl River nag-udyok ng follow-up mula sa Transport Canada.
  • Windermere farm sumusubok ng mga variety ng strawberry para palakasin ang lokal na food resilience.
  • Lumago sa 7 ang bagong partido ni Milobar habang isa pang dating B.C. Conservative MLA sumali.
  • Nagbigay ng fiscal update si B.C. Finance Minister Josie Osborne.
  • Pinalitang dating NHL exec na si Brian Burke gumawa ng cameo sa “I Play Rocky” sa TIFF.
  • Dalawang karagdagang plea deal naabot sa kaso ng lalaking pinatay sa Penticton noong 2021.
  • Nagpaliwanag ang may-ari ng tinaguriang ‘Hillbilly Houseboat’ tungkol sa imbensiyon sa Surrey.

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