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温哥华要闻 · 周二:Nesters前景未卜、国际儿童获救与YVR私募谈判

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🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 民调显示不列颠哥伦比亚保守党在凯瑞-琳·芬德利领导下支持率降至35%。 一项伊普索斯民调显示该党支持率为35%,较2024年省选下降8个百分点,落后于不列颠哥伦比亚新民主党(BC NDP)10个百分点;伊普索斯报告称,46%的不列颠哥伦比亚居民对芬德利印象不佳,17%持正面看法。
  2. 一项针对素里市议员琳达·安尼斯的诉讼称其咬伤事件需缝合。 全球新闻获得的不列颠哥伦比亚省最高法院文件显示,受害者需缝合9至11针,安尼斯被罚款加元700元,其中加元300元因攻击行为、加元400元因未登记犬只;信息自由记录显示,此案也对她联系当时警察局长诺姆·利平斯基(Norm Lipinski)的行为提出质疑。
  3. 温哥华市长肯·辛(Ken Sim)诽谤案庭审排期至2028年1月。 法院文件将涉及市长肯·辛的诽谤诉讼庭审定在2028年1月,意味着实际开庭前将有较长准备期。
  4. 素里记者高炳陈获判加元275,000元诽谤赔偿。 不列颠哥伦比亚省一项裁决命令向高炳陈支付加元275,000元。报道指出,针对他位于素里的住所有长达77天的现场直播抗议,在线观看人数最高曾达10万人次。

🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 国际儿童性剥削调查引发菲律宾五名儿童获救,新威斯敏斯特男子被起诉。 调查自2023年6月收到皇家加拿大骑警(RCMP)情报提示后展开;调查人员表示在菲律宾确认并救出五名受害儿童,菲律宾当局也逮捕了涉案儿童的母亲并对相关罪行提起指控,随后格拉德·桑德斯(Gerard Saunders)在新威斯敏斯特被控。
  2. 皇家加拿大骑警在詹姆斯堡发现一名77岁男子遗体,正以疑似他杀调查。 当地骑警在詹姆斯堡发现该名77岁男子遗体后宣布正在进行积极的他杀调查;调查人员继续在现场取证。

💼 经济与商业

  1. 唐人街东区Nesters市场称偷窃损失为连锁平均的两倍,未来不确定。 帕蒂森食品集团总裁杰米·尼尔森(Jamie Nelson)告诉全球新闻,位于唐人街东区的Nesters市场(Nesters Market)运营成本为连锁中最高,并且是本省被偷窃最严重的Nesters店铺。3月发生的一场火灾造成超过加元500,000元的损失并导致停业两周;公司表示已在安保上投入数千元。
  2. 温哥华国际机场(YVR)首席执行官称有关私人投资的谈判已进行数月。 温哥华机场管理局首席执行官塔玛拉·弗鲁曼(Tamara Vrooman)证实,关于让私人资本进入YVR的讨论已与渥太华进行数月。与此同时,总理马克·卡尼(Mark Carney)提出对加拿大四大机场私有化的设想;不列颠哥伦比亚省省长大卫·埃比(David Eby)表示任何交易都必须保护服务水平,劳动团体则警告可能对就业和收费带来风险。

📰 今日要闻还包括

  • 邻居因咬伤需入院对素里市长候选人提起诉讼。
  • 卑诗省水电局变电站入室案中疑犯被空运,状况危殆。
  • 两位不列颠哥伦比亚大学(UBC)研究人员各获100万元资助,研究轮胎颗粒与海洋微生物。
  • 卑诗省将很快公布获批建设的人工智能数据中心名单。
  • 卑诗省一小村庄记录的日均用水量为全国平均的两倍,官员不解。
  • 卡尼表示温哥华、蒙特利尔、多伦多、卡尔加里机场对私人投资开放。
  • 温哥华岛七个市镇的市长候选人无竞争对手当选。
  • 报告称新冠疫情救济金的偿还正影响低收入加拿大人。
  • 教师:学校禁止手机有助注意力,但执行成问题。
  • 一男子因温哥华便利店枪击案被控加重袭击。
  • 温哥华岛一男子就2024年对一名骑行者的二级谋杀撞逃案认罪。
  • 一家有篮球背景的本地商会正探讨为温哥华争取WNBA扩展球队。
  • 皇家加拿大骑警在詹姆斯堡发现一名77岁男子遗体,正以疑似他杀调查。

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