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Daily Vancouver Set 15 - Set 15, 2026

Nesters sa DTES, Pandaigdigang Pagliligtas ng Bata at Usapan sa YVR — Vancouver Martes

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🏛️ Pamahalaan at Pulitika

  1. Ipinapakita ng poll na bumaba sa 35% ang suporta para sa BC Conservatives sa ilalim ni Kerry-Lynne Findlay. Ayon sa poll ng Ipsos, nasa 35 porsiyento ang partido, walo ang bawas mula sa probinsyal na halalan noong 2024 at 10 porsiyento ang layo nila sa BC NDP; 46 porsiyento ng mga taga-British Columbia ang may hindi kanais-nais na impresyon kay Findlay habang 17 porsiyento ang may kanais-nais na pagtingin, ayon sa Ipsos.
  2. Naghain ng demanda laban sa konsehal ng Surrey na si Linda Annis dahil sa kagat ng aso na nangailangan ng tahi. Ipinapakita ng mga dokumento ng B.C. Supreme Court na nakuha ng Global News na tumanggap ang biktima ng siyam hanggang labing-isang tahi at multa si Annis ng 700 dolyar ng Canada, kabilang ang 300 dolyar para sa pag-atake at 400 dolyar para sa hindi lisensiyadong mga aso; binubuksan ng kaso ang mga tanong tungkol sa kanyang pag-uugnay kay dating hepe ng pulisya na si Norm Lipinski, ayon sa mga FOI record.
  3. Itinakda ang paglilitis sa defamation ni Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim sa Enero 2028. Itinakda ng mga dokumento ng korte ang petsa ng paglilitis sa Enero 2028 para sa kasong defamation na kinasasangkutan ni Mayor Ken Sim, na nagpapahiwatig ng mahabang paghahanda bago magsimula ang pagdinig.
  4. Hinilingang magbayad ng 275,000 dolyar ng Canada para sa danyos ang mamamahayag na si Gao Bing Chen mula sa Surrey. Inutos ng isang hatol sa B.C. ang pagbabayad ng 275,000 dolyar ng Canada kay Gao matapos ang 77 araw ng mga protesta sa labas ng kanyang bahay sa Surrey na ipinalabas nang live—umabot ang mga online na manonood hanggang 100,000, ayon sa ulat.

🚨 Krimen at Pampublikong Kaligtasan

  1. Lalaki mula New Westminster inakusahan matapos magresulta ang isang internasyonal na imbestigasyon ng child-exploitation sa limang pagliligtas sa Pilipinas. Inakusahan si Gerard Saunders matapos ang imbestigasyong nagsimula sa isang tip mula RCMP ICE noong Hunyo 2023; sinabi ng mga imbestigador na limang biktimang bata sa Pilipinas ang natukoy at nailigtas at inaresto ng mga awtoridad ng Pilipinas ang ina ng mga bata sa mga kaugnay na kaso.
  2. Iniimbestigahan ng RCMP ang pinaghihinalaang pagpatay sa 77-anyos na lalaki sa Fort St. James. Inanunsyo ng lokal na RCMP ang aktibong imbestigasyon ng pagpatay matapos matagpuan ang bangkay ng 77-anyos na lalaki sa Fort St. James; nagpapatuloy ang mga imbestigador sa pagsisiyasat sa lugar.

💼 Ekonomiya at Negosyo

  1. Sinasabi ng Nesters Market sa Downtown Eastside na doble ang pagkalugi dahil sa shoplifting kumpara sa karaniwan ng serye at hindi tiyak ang hinaharap. Sinabi ni Jamie Nelson, presidente ng Pattison Food Group, sa Global News na ang DTES Nesters ang may pinakamataas na gastos sa pagpapatakbo sa buong serye at ito rin ang pinakaninakawan sa buong probinsya matapos ang sunog noong Marso na nagdulot ng higit sa 500,000 dolyar ng Canada na pinsala at dalawang linggong pagsasara; iniulat ng kumpanya na gumagastos ng libu-libong dolyar sa seguridad.
  2. Sinabi ng CEO ng YVR na may pinag-uusapan tungkol sa pribadong puhunan sa loob ng ilang buwan. Kinumpirma ni Tamara Vrooman, CEO ng Vancouver Airport Authority, ang mga pag-uusap sa Ottawa tungkol sa pribadong puhunan para sa YVR, kasabay ng mungkahing privatization ng Punong Ministro Mark Carney sa apat na pinakamalalaking paliparan ng Canada; sinabi ni B.C. Premier David Eby na kailangang protektahan ng anumang kasunduan ang antas ng serbisyo, habang nagbabala ang mga grupo ng paggawa tungkol sa panganib sa trabaho at pagtaas ng bayarin.

📰 Ngayon Din

  • Nagsampa ng demanda ang kapitbahay laban sa kandidato sa pagka-mayor ng Surrey dahil sa kagat ng aso na kinailangan ng pagpunta sa ospital.
  • Isang suspek ang airlifted nang kritikal matapos ang pag-atake sa substation ng B.C. Hydro.
  • Dalawang mananaliksik mula sa UBC ang binigyan ng tig-1M dolyar ng Canada upang pag-aralan ang mga particle mula sa gulong at mikrobiyal na buhay sa karagatan.
  • Malamang ilalantad ng B.C. kung aling mga AI data centre ang makakakuha ng approval na itayo.
  • Isang maliit na baryo sa B.C. ang nagrekord ng dobleng pang-araw-araw na paggamit ng tubig kumpara sa karaniwan sa Canada, naguguluhan ang mga opisyal.
  • Sabi ni Carney na bukas sa pribadong puhunan ang paliparan ng Vancouver, Montreal, Toronto, Calgary.
  • Nagwagi nang walang kalaban ang mga kandidato sa pagka-mayor sa pitong munisipalidad sa Vancouver Island.
  • Sinasabi ng ulat na pinahirapan ng pagbayad ng benepisyo noong COVID-19 ang mga mababang-kitang Canadian.
  • Sabi ng mga guro: nakakatulong ang pagbabawal ng cellphone sa paaralan para sa pokus pero lumalala ang implementasyon.
  • Inakusahan ang isang lalaki ng aggravated assault sa pamamaril sa isang tindahan sa Vancouver.
  • Humingi ng guilty plea ang lalaki sa Vancouver Island sa second-degree murder sa hit-and-run na kumitil sa isang siklista noong 2024.
  • Isang lokal na grupong pang-negosyo na may ugat sa basketball ang sumusuri ng posibilidad ng WNBA expansion team para sa Vancouver.
  • Iniimbestigahan ng RCMP ang pinaghihinalaang pagpatay sa 77-anyos na lalaki sa Fort St. James.

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