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溫哥華要聞 · 週二:Nesters超市前景未明、跨國兒童救援與溫哥華機場投資談判

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🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 民調顯示不列顛哥倫比亞保守黨(BC Conservatives)在凱莉-琳·芬德雷(Kerry-Lynne Findlay)領導下支持度降至35%。 Ipsos 民調指出該黨支持率為35%,較2024年省選下降8個百分點,落後不列顛哥倫比亞新民主黨(BC NDP)10個百分點;Ipsos 表示46%卑詩省民對芬德雷持負面印象,17%持正面印象。
  2. 對素里市議員琳達·安尼斯(Linda Annis)提起訴訟,涉犬咬傷需縫合。 環球新聞(Global News)取得的卑詩省高等法院文件顯示,受害者需縫合9到11針,安尼斯被罰款700加元,其中300加元為攻擊罰款、400加元為犬隻未登記罰款;資訊公開記錄(FOI)指出她聯絡時任警察局長諾姆·利平斯基(Norm Lipinski)的行為也受質疑。
  3. 溫哥華市長肯·沈(Ken Sim)毀謗案審判排定於2028年1月。 法院文件將此毀謗訴訟的審判日期設於2028年1月,意味庭審距今仍有較長準備期。
  4. 素里記者高炳陳(Gao Bing Chen)獲判275,000加元毀謗賠償。 卑詩省裁決要求支付275,000加元給高炳陳,案件期間有77天的直播抗議發生在他位於素里的住所外,線上觀眾數曾達10萬人次。

🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 新威斯敏斯特男子在跨國兒童剝削調查後被起訴,調查在菲律賓救出5名兒童。 加拿大騎警(RCMP)於2023年6月接獲美國移民與海關執法局(ICE)的線索後展開調查;調查人員表示在菲律賓辨識並救援出5名兒童受害者,菲律賓當局也逮捕了相關兒童的母親。
  2. 加拿大騎警(RCMP)調查在聖詹姆士堡(Fort St. James)發現的一名77歲男子疑似他殺案。 當地騎警宣布發動重大他殺調查,偵查人員持續在案發現場進行查證工作。

💼 經濟與商業

  1. 市中心東區的Nesters超市(Nesters Market)表示遭竊損失為連鎖平均的兩倍,未來前景不明。 帕蒂森食品集團(Pattison Food Group)總裁傑米·尼爾森(Jamie Nelson)告訴環球新聞,東區這家Nesters營運成本為連鎖最高,且是省內遭竊最頻繁的分店。三月一場火災造成超過500,000加元損失並迫使關店兩週,公司也表示在防護上已投入數千加元。
  2. 溫哥華國際機場(YVR)執行長表示有關私人投資的談判已進行數月。 溫哥華機場管理局(Vancouver Airport Authority)執行長塔瑪拉·弗魯曼(Tamara Vrooman)證實,與渥太華就溫哥華國際機場的私人投資進行對話;同時,總理馬克·卡尼(Mark Carney)提出讓加拿大四大機場接受私人投資的構想;不列顛哥倫比亞省省長大衛·伊比(David Eby)表示任何協議必須保障服務水準,勞工團體則警告可能的就業與費用風險。

📰 今日其他要聞

  • 鄰居控告素里市長候選人涉犬咬傷需送醫。
  • 一名嫌犯在卑詩水電(B.C. Hydro)變電所闖入後被空運送醫,情況危急。
  • 兩名卑詩大學(UBC)研究員各獲100萬加元,研究輪胎顆粒與海洋微生物生命。
  • 卑詩省將於近期公布獲准興建的人工智慧資料中心名單。
  • 卑詩一小村莊記錄到每日用水量為全國平均的兩倍,官員感到不解。
  • 卡尼表示溫哥華、蒙特婁、多倫多、卡爾加里機場對私人投資持開放態度。
  • 溫哥華島七個市鎮的市長候選人以無競爭方式當選。
  • 報告指要求償還COVID-19補助金正傷害低收入加拿大人。
  • 老師表示校園手機禁令有助專注但執法成問題上升。
  • 一名男子因溫哥華便利商店槍擊案被控加重攻擊。
  • 溫哥華島一名男子就2024年騎士遭撞後肇逃案認罪二級謀殺。
  • 一個有籃球背景的本地商業團體探討為溫哥華爭取女子職業籃球聯盟(WNBA)擴隊的可能性。
  • 加拿大騎警(RCMP)調查在聖詹姆士堡發現的一名77歲男子疑似他殺案。

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