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Harbour Air compra Pacific Coastal, ofensores de alto riesgo liberados y demolición del Vancouver Aquatic Centre — Miércoles en Vancouver

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🏛️ Gobierno y política

  1. La alcaldesa de Surrey dice que esta semana se liberaron dos ofensores designados de alto riesgo en la ciudad. La Policía de Surrey identificó a Jonathon Anders Muzychka, 49, y a Skylar Wayne Pelletier, 26, como ofensores designados de alto riesgo; ambos están bajo vigilancia electrónica y órdenes de supervisión, y la alcaldesa Brenda Locke dijo que los hombres «no son bienvenidos» en la ciudad.
  2. Harbour Air adquirirá Pacific Coastal Airlines, creando un nuevo grupo de aerolínea regional. La transacción prevista combina a Harbour Air y Pacific Coastal Airlines para formar una aerolínea regional más grande que prestará servicios en la Columbia Británica; el acuerdo, anunciado en la cobertura de la noticia, reconfigurará el servicio aéreo de corto alcance en la provincia.
  3. La Corte Suprema de B.C. falló que la provincia no tenía autoridad para obligar a médicos formados en el extranjero a trabajar en zonas remotas. La decisión judicial dictaminó que las normas provinciales excedían la autoridad legal al imponer ubicaciones para médicos con formación internacional, anulando un requisito provincial de asignación.
  4. Líderes municipales de B.C. pidieron un enfoque provincial uniforme para las reglas de patinetas y bicicletas eléctricas. Alcaldes como Patrick Johnstone (New Westminster) y Nathan Pachal (Langley City) solicitaron que la provincia modernice la Motor Vehicle Act para estandarizar las normas entre municipios, citando recientes videos de seguridad de la RCMP.
  5. Estudiantes de derecho de B.C. serán los primeros en Canadá en cursar un programa de cuatro fases que reemplaza el examen de habilitación este otoño. El nuevo programa evalúa la defensa, la ética y la gestión de la práctica profesional y sigue cambios similares en otras cinco provincias; la Law Society of Ontario aún no ha decidido si hará el cambio.
  6. Reclutadores de la Royal Canadian Air Force visitaron Okanagan College para captar técnicos aeronáuticos ante la creciente necesidad de flota. Los reclutadores dijeron a estudiantes en Kelowna que la RCAF ofrece educación pagada, salarios durante la capacitación y trabajo en una variedad creciente de aeronaves conforme aumenta la demanda de técnicos.

🎨 Comunidad y cultura

  1. El Vancouver Aquatic Centre será demolido tras denegarse un recurso judicial. Un tribunal rechazó el impugnamiento al plan de reurbanización de la ciudad, despejando el camino para la demolición de la instalación existente mientras la ciudad avanza con el proyecto de reemplazo.
  2. El proyecto ‘Beautiful Dome’ recaudó CA$70,000 para Science World mediante bolsas y paraguas reutilizados. Artículos hechos a partir de la cúpula en Granville Island se vendieron y generaron CA$70,000 para Science World, según el informe.

📰 También hoy

  • La corredora de esquí urbano de Squamish Kalie McCrystal se cree que cayó desde el Matterhorn, declaró la familia el 15 de septiembre.
  • Lagos del noreste de B.C. serán objeto de un piloto de cosecha de maleza, se anunció el proyecto piloto para los lagos afectados.
  • Los Conservadores de B.C. se reúnen en busca de unidad antes del regreso del Parlamento, se celebró una reunión provincial.
  • Rescate de fauna de B.C. alega que la provincia bloquea rescates de animales, la organización presentó una queja formal.
  • ICBC advierte que la vuelta a clases de septiembre es el horario de mayor riesgo para los desplazamientos de los niños, se emitió un aviso de seguridad.
  • Grupos por el control de armas presionan por detalles de un arma en Tumbler Ridge, las agrupaciones reclamaron divulgación.
  • Carta de la banda Bishnoi a la policía divulgada a CBC News, CBC publicó la carta.
  • David Eby nombra a un director de campaña en medio de especulaciones sobre elecciones, el premier designó a un responsable de campaña.
  • (duplicado) Carta de la banda Bishnoi a la policía divulgada a CBC News, CBC publicó la carta.
  • Diputada de Vancouver Island y residentes piden un financiamiento federal justo para los transbordadores, la diputada exigió cambios en la financiación.
  • B.C. Parks ajusta el registro tras reventa de pases gratuitos de Joffre Lakes por revendedores, el sistema cambió debido al revendido.
  • Hombre de B.C. enfrenta cargos por abuso sexual infantil; cinco niños rescatados en Filipinas, la policía informó arrestos y rescates.
  • Nueve candidatos se inscribieron para la alcaldía de Prince George, la cifra más alta en cualquier ciudad de B.C.
  • Familia de montañista desaparecida en B.C. cree que cayó mientras descendía los Alpes, declaró la familia.
  • (duplicado) Vancouver Aquatic Centre será demolido tras denegarse un recurso judicial, el tribunal rechazó el impugnamiento.
  • (duplicado) El repurposing de ‘Beautiful Dome’ recaudó CA$70K para Science World, el fondo total fue CA$70,000.
  • (duplicado) Visita de reclutamiento de la RCAF al Kelowna Aerospace Campus, los reclutadores se reunieron con estudiantes.

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Vancouver's 'Beautiful Dome' soccer ball repurposed into bags and umbrellas, raising $70K for Science World

Science World became a giant soccer ball earlier this year in celebration of the FIFA Men's World Cup. Now, some of the panels are being repurposed into shopping totes, duffle bags and patio umbrellas.

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Vancouver Aquatic Centre set for demolition after legal challenge denied

A petition challenging the legality of the plan to replace the 50-metre pool at the Vancouver Aquatic Centre with one half the length has been dismissed in B.C. Supreme Court.

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Harbour Air to acquire Pacific Coastal Airlines, creating new regional group

The agreement announced Tuesday will combine Harbour Air's fleet of 40 float planes with Pacific Coastal's 19 wheeled aircraft.

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Family of missing B.C. mountaineer believes she fell while descending the Alps

The family of famed Canadian skyrunner and mountaineer Kalie McCrystal, who went missing on the Matterhorn in the Alps more than two weeks ago, say she "remains among the mountains where she felt most at home."

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9 people running for mayor in Prince George, the most of any B.C. city

With nominations closed for the upcoming municipal elections, Prince George has emerged as the B.C. city with the most candidates for mayor. There are no party candidates in the race for mayor or council, but clusters of support can be seen in the nomination papers.

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B.C. man faces child-sex charges, 5 children rescued in the Philippines: police

Five children in the Philippines have been rescued and a man from New Westminster, B.C., faces multiple child-sex charges in Canada following an international police investigation that began over three years ago.

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B.C. Parks tweaks registration system after scalpers flip free Joffre Lakes hiking passes

Following complaints people were flipping free hiking day passes for money, B.C. Parks is changing its reservation service to stifle online bots.

General Sep 16, 2026

Vancouver Island MP, residents call for fair federal ferry funding

Courtenay-Alberni MP Gord Johns says the federal government is not providing equal subsidies for the east and west coast ferry fares.

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B.C. Supreme Court rules province wasn't authorized to force foreign-trained doctors to work in remote areas

Justice Matthew Kirchner says in the decision posted Friday that the provincial government does not have the legal right to impose its "return to service" requirement on those seeking to apply for residency training from non-Canadian schools.

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'We will rule in CANADA': Letter from Bishnoi gang to police disclosed to CBC News

CBC News has obtained a copy of a letter sent from the Lawrence Bishnoi gang to Canada's "defence minister, army and police" claiming to have 5,000 gang members in Canada and "more guns" than the police.

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Gun control advocacy groups push for Tumbler Ridge weapon details

Five gun control advocacy groups are renewing pressure on the RCMP to disclose information about the firearms used in the mass shooting in Tumbler Ridge, B.C., saying public discussion of the details could help prevent another tragedy.

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September back-to-school period is the most dangerous time for commuting kids, ICBC warns

Data collected between 2021 and 2025 shows the number of crashes involving minors is 37 per cent higher in September compared to the monthly average.

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B.C. wildlife rescue says the province is blocking it from saving animals

Northern Lights Wildlife Rescue Society says its being denied approvals to rescue orphaned animals by provincial biologists assigned to manage the Omineca Region in B.C. which includes Prince George.

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Conservatives seek relevance, unity in B.C. gathering ahead of Parliament's return

Before MPs return to Ottawa next week, Conservatives are gathering in Penticton, B.C., to plan priorities for Parliament this fall. They're looking for space in a national conversation dominated by Canadians' concerns over the trade war with U.S. President Donald Trump.

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Besieged by weeds, northeast B.C. lakes targeted for harvesting pilot

The Peace River Regional District is moving forward with plans to clear thick, foul-smelling weeds growing around public boat launches at two popular local lakes.

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David Eby taps campaign manager as election speculation grows

CBC News has spoken to multiple potential candidates and campaign managers who say they have been asked by the NDP to keep the next two months open in case an election is called.

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B.C. municipal leaders call for ‘uniform approach’ to e-scooter use

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First batch of B.C. law students takes course over bar exam as Ontario mulls switch

First batch of B.C. law students takes course over bar exam as Ontario mulls switch

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B.C. skyrunner’s family believe she fell to her death on Italy’s Matterhorn

B.C. skyrunner’s family believe she fell to her death on Italy’s Matterhorn

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Surrey mayor says high-risk offenders not welcome in city

Surrey mayor says high-risk offenders not welcome in city

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Military looks to Kelowna students to fill aircraft technician jobs

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