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溫哥華要聞 · 週一:芒特普萊森特槍擊案、DRIPA成UBCM焦點與13.8 億加元赤字

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🚑 即時與事件

  1. 兩名船員在下本拿比地區與溫哥華島之間的一艘釣魚船沉沒後被救起。 卑詩省渡輪公司表示,Spirit of British Columbia(不列顛哥倫比亞之靈)與Coastal Renaissance(海岸復興號)出動救生艇,周日將兩名船員帶到薩斯瓦岱(Tsawwassen)碼頭;救援行動導致航班延誤,並造成周日晚間預期的班次中斷。
  2. 一名男子於9月6日在Mount Pleasant(芒特普萊森特)社區便利商店槍擊案後被起訴。 溫哥華警察表示,受傷男子在Main Street(主街)與16大道附近遭擊中腿部並送醫;Victor Sorensen-Avila 被控加重襲擊與持武器襲擊,目前在卡姆盧普斯(Kamloops)羈押,等待保釋聽證。

🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 素里一宗路怒事件中持刀嫌犯被鏡頭拍下。 影片在Hanomansing Tonight(Hanomansing 今晚)平台貼出,顯示素里發生的衝突;警方已將影片公開流傳,作為調查的一部分。
  2. 彭蒂克頓謀殺案再有兩人達成認罪協議,事發於2021年Taig Savage死亡。 家屬聲明指出,兩名被告已同意以過失殺人罪認罪;依據《青年刑事司法法》,過失殺人最高刑期為三年。

🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 卑詩省市鎮聯盟(Union of B.C. Municipalities)年會在溫哥華開幕,原住民族權利宣言法(DRIPA)為首要議題。 聯盟主席 Cori Ramsay 表示,近2,000 名代表將討論《原住民族權利宣言法》(DRIPA)、住房與公共安全,會議持續至周五;代表們將向省府爭取資金與FireSmart(防火安全)更新經費。
  2. 由Peter Milobar 領導的新政黨再增第七名省議員,Donegal Wilson 轉會加入。 Boundary-Similkameen 選區省議員 Donegal Wilson 週一宣布倒戈;該團體計劃在下月議會復會時以黨團席次就座。

💼 經濟與商業

  1. 卑詩省因天然氣特許權金計算錯誤,赤字預測增加4.5億至13.8 億加元。 財政部長 Josie Osborne 的季度報告顯示,省府赤字約為13.8 億加元,並指出天然氣特許權金較預期少5.31 億加元,其中包含預算2026價格預測出錯造成的3.06 億加元差額。
  2. 素里市 Nicomekl 河測試所謂的「鄉巴佬屋船」原型,市府先前已發出警告。 所有者 Emilio Gilpo 將一個露營拖車置於駁船上,停泊於Portage Park 附近;素里市在停泊於市有土地時開了停車罰單,運輸加拿大表示將針對安全與環境合規性進一步跟進。

🎨 社區與文化

  1. 釣魚導遊呼籲加強查緝非法包船,因近期卑詩致命船難。 導遊團體在近期致命沉船事件後,要求對非法包船採取更嚴厲執法;此呼籲來自對海上安全擔憂的升高。
  2. 薩斯瓦岱第一民族(Tsawwassen First Nation)迎回一件約一世紀前被帶走的神聖物件。 社區於周一宣布物件歸還,象徵一件具文化重大意義物品的復歸。

📰 其他消息

  • 一艘釣魚船在下本拿比地區與溫哥華島之間沉沒,兩名船員獲救。
  • 2026 年卑詩省市鎮聯盟年會主題包括DRIPA與保密協議(NDA)。
  • 綁在腐朽樹樁上的獨特屋船在 Nicomekl 河停泊,促使運輸加拿大展開追查。
  • 溫德米爾(Windermere)農場測試草莓品種,以建立在地食物韌性。
  • Milobar 的新政黨再添一名前卑詩保守黨省議員,黨團人數達7人。
  • 卑詩財政部長 Josie Osborne 發表財政最新報告。
  • 前國家冰球聯盟高層 Brian Burke 在多倫多國際影展(TIFF)作品《我演洛基》(I Play Rocky)中客串亮相。
  • 彭蒂克頓案中兩人達成認罪協議,涉案男子於2021年遭殺害。
  • 所謂「鄉巴佬屋船」的所有者談及其在素里發明。

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