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Nesters en riesgo, rescate internacional de niños y diálogo sobre YVR — Martes en Vancouver

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🏛️ Gobierno y política

  1. Encuesta muestra que el apoyo a los Conservatives de BC cayó al 35% bajo Kerry-Lynne Findlay. Una encuesta de Ipsos ubica al partido en 35 por ciento, ocho puntos menos que en las elecciones provinciales de 2024 y 10 puntos por detrás del BC NDP; Ipsos reporta que 46 por ciento de los habitantes de Columbia Británica tienen una impresión desfavorable de Findlay mientras 17 por ciento la ven favorablemente.
  2. Demanda contra la concejala de Surrey Linda Annis por mordedura de perro que requirió puntos. Documentos de la Corte Suprema de B.C. obtenidos por Global News muestran que la víctima recibió entre nueve y 11 puntos de sutura y que Annis fue multada con 700 dólares canadienses —300 por el ataque y 400 por perros sin licencia; registros obtenidos por libertad de información plantean dudas sobre su conducta al contactar entonces al jefe de policía Norm Lipinski.
  3. Juicio por difamación contra el alcalde de Vancouver, Ken Sim, pautado para enero de 2028. Documentos judiciales fijan la fecha del juicio para enero de 2028 en una acción por difamación que involucra al alcalde Ken Sim, estableciendo un largo plazo antes del inicio de las diligencias en corte.
  4. Periodista de Surrey Gao Bing Chen recibe 275,000 dólares canadienses por daños por difamación. Un fallo de B.C. ordena pagar 275,000 dólares canadienses a Gao tras 77 días de protestas transmitidas en vivo frente a su casa en Surrey, que alcanzaron hasta 100,000 espectadores en línea, según el artículo.

🚨 Delitos y seguridad pública

  1. Hombre de New Westminster acusado tras investigación internacional que llevó al rescate de cinco menores en Filipinas. La policía acusó a Gerard Saunders luego de una investigación iniciada con una pista del RCMP (Real Policía Montada de Canadá) en junio de 2023; los investigadores dicen que se identificaron y rescataron cinco víctimas infantiles en Filipinas y que las autoridades filipinas arrestaron a la madre de los niños por delitos relacionados.
  2. RCMP investiga presunto homicidio de un hombre de 77 años en Fort St. James. La RCMP local anunció una investigación de homicidio activa tras el hallazgo del cuerpo de un hombre de 77 años en Fort St. James; los investigadores continúan realizando indagaciones en la escena.

💼 Economía y negocios

  1. Nesters Market del Downtown Eastside dice que las pérdidas por robos duplican el promedio de la cadena y su futuro es incierto. El presidente de Pattison Food Group, Jamie Nelson, dijo a Global News que el Nesters del DTES tiene el costo operativo más alto de la cadena y es el Nesters más afectado por hurtos en la provincia, tras un incendio en marzo que causó más de 500,000 dólares canadienses en daños y obligó a cerrar dos semanas; la empresa reporta haber gastado miles en seguridad.
  2. Directora ejecutiva de YVR dice que las conversaciones sobre inversión privada llevan meses. La directora ejecutiva de la Vancouver Airport Authority, Tamara Vrooman, confirmó conversaciones con Ottawa sobre inversión privada para YVR (Aeropuerto de Vancouver), mientras el primer ministro Mark Carney propuso la privatización de los cuatro aeropuertos más grandes de Canadá; el premier de B.C., David Eby, dijo que cualquier acuerdo debe proteger los niveles de servicio, y los sindicatos advierten sobre riesgos para empleos y tarifas.

📰 También hoy

  • Vecino demanda a candidato a alcalde de Surrey por mordedura de perro que requirió atención hospitalaria.
  • Sospechoso trasladado por aire en condición crítica tras ingreso forzado a subestación de B.C. Hydro.
  • Dos investigadores de UBC reciben 1 millón de dólares canadienses cada uno para estudiar partículas de neumáticos y vida microbiana marina.
  • B.C. pronto revelará qué centros de datos de IA obtienen aprobación para construir.
  • Pueblo pequeño de B.C. registra el doble del consumo diario de agua promedio de Canadá; funcionarios desconcertados.
  • Carney dice que los aeropuertos de Vancouver, Montreal, Toronto y Calgary están abiertos a inversión privada.
  • Candidatos a alcaldía en siete municipios de la Isla de Vancouver ganan por aclamación.
  • Informe indica que el reembolso de beneficios por COVID-19 perjudica a canadienses de bajos ingresos.
  • Profesores: prohibiciones de celulares en escuelas ayudan a concentrarse, pero la aplicación crece como problema.
  • Hombre acusado de agresión agravada en tiroteo en una tienda de conveniencia de Vancouver.
  • Hombre de la Isla de Vancouver se declara culpable de asesinato en segundo grado por atropello y fuga a ciclista en 2024.
  • Grupo empresarial local con raíces en el baloncesto explora expansión de equipo de la WNBA para Vancouver.
  • RCMP investiga presunto homicidio de un hombre de 77 años en Fort St. James.

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RCMP investigating suspected homicide of 77-year-old man in Fort St. James

RCMP say they are investigating the suspected homicide of a 77-year-old man following a report of a disturbance at a residential property in Fort. St. James on Monday, Sept. 14.

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Local business group with basketball roots eyeing WNBA expansion team for Vancouver

Organizer estimates he would need to raise $500 million to proceed with a bid to bring an expansion franchise to the city.

General Sep 15, 2026

Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim's defamation trial set for January 2028: court documents

Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim has changed the way he's depicting a media briefing where he told reporters a councillor "handed out illegal drugs" on Christmas Day in 2025, with an amended legal filing in the defamation case against Sim calling it a "non-public and closed event."

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Vancouver Island man pleads guilty to 2nd-degree murder in 2024 hit-and-run cyclist death

Forty-seven-year-old Steven Henry Squires has pleaded guilty to second-degree murder in the hit-and-run death of cyclist Rodney Kelly on Vancouver Island in 2024.

General Sep 15, 2026

Man charged with aggravated assault in Vancouver convenience store shooting

Thirty-two-year-old Victor Sorensen-Avila has been arrested and charged with aggravated assault and assault with a weapon for what Vancouver police say was a robbery at the store.

General Sep 15, 2026

Mayoral candidates of 7 Vancouver Island municipalities win by acclamation

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General Sep 15, 2026

Vancouver, Montreal, Toronto, Calgary airports to be opened up to private investment, Carney says

Prime Minister Mark Carney says his government will open up Canada's four largest airports to private investment, but that Ottawa will maintain ultimate ownership.

General Sep 15, 2026

This small B.C. village records twice the Canadian average for daily water use, and officials aren’t sure why

Canal Flats in B.C.'s East Kootenay recorded usage of about 690 litres of water per person per day in 2025. The village says possible leaks, aging water mains and a lack of water meters make it hard to know where all of the water is going.

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We'll soon find out which AI data centres have the green light to build in B.C. Here's what you need to know

A total of 400 megawatts over two years will be made available to data centres in B.C. The companies whose bids were successful are due to receive news by the end of this month. But surveys and organized protests indicate many Canadians are not happy they're coming.

General Sep 15, 2026

COVID-19 benefit repayment is hurting low-income Canadians, report says

Over six years after the COVID-19 pandemic began, the federal government is still trying to track down billions of dollars sent to Canadians who were later found to be ineligible for benefits. According to a new report, much of that burden still rests on low-income Canadians.

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B.C. journalist, harassed by ‘cult-like’ China protest group, wins defamation payout

B.C. journalist, harassed by ‘cult-like’ China protest group, wins defamation payout

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Canada Sep 15, 2026

2 UBC researchers awarded $1M each to study toxic tire particles, microbial ocean life

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General Sep 15, 2026

Suspect airlifted to hospital in critical condition after weekend break-in at B.C. Hydro substation

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Neighbour suing Surrey mayoral candidate for dog bite that required hospital visit

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Do school cell phone bans work? Teachers say enforcement can be an issue

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B.C. child sexual exploitation case leads to rescue of 5 children in the Philippines

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Vancouver Airport CEO says talks about private investment already underway

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Poll finds support for BC Conservatives sinking under Kerry-Lynne Findlay

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Politics Sep 15, 2026
Lawsuit filed against Surrey councillor over dog-bite incident

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Politics Sep 15, 2026
DTES grocery store uncertain of future after spending thousands on security

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Crime Sep 15, 2026