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Harbour Air Deal, High‑risk Offenders at Gibain ang Vancouver Aquatic Centre — Miyerkules sa Vancouver

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🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. Sinabi ng alkalde ng Surrey na dalawang itinalagang high‑risk offenders ang pinakawalan sa lungsod ngayong linggo. Kinilala ng Surrey Police sina Jonathon Anders Muzychka, 49, at Skylar Wayne Pelletier, 26, bilang mga itinalagang high‑risk offenders; pareho silang nasa electronic monitoring at may supervision orders at sinabi ni Surrey mayor Brenda Locke na ang mga lalaki ay "hindi welcome" sa lungsod.
  2. Bibiliin ng Harbour Air ang Pacific Coastal Airlines, bubuo ng bagong rehiyonal na grupo ng eroplano. Pinagsasama ng planadong transaksiyon ang Harbour Air at Pacific Coastal Airlines upang makabuo ng mas malaking rehiyonal na carrier na magsisilbi sa B.C.; inihayag ang deal sa ulat tungkol sa kasunduan at magbabago ng short‑haul air service sa probinsya.
  3. Nagpasya ang B.C. Supreme Court na walang kapangyarihan ang probinsya na pilitin ang mga foreign‑trained doctors na magtrabaho sa malalayong lugar. Natuklasan ng desisyon ng korte na lumabis ang mga patakaran ng probinsya sa legal na kapangyarihan sa pagMANDATE ng placements para sa internationally trained physicians, at binawi ang kinakailangan ng probinsya.
  4. Hinimok ng mga lokal na pinuno ng B.C. ang pantay‑pantay na panlalawigang lapit sa mga patakaran ng e‑scooter at e‑bike. Humiling ang mga alkalde kabilang sina Patrick Johnstone ng New Westminster at Nathan Pachal ng Langley City na i‑modernize ang Motor Vehicle Act upang i‑standardize ang mga alituntunin sa buong munisipalidad, na binanggit ang mga kamakailang RCMP safety videos.
  5. Mga mag‑aaral ng batas sa B.C. ang kauna‑unahang sa Canada na kukuha ng apat‑yugto na kurso na pumapalit sa bar exam ngayong taglagas. Sinusuri ng bagong programa ang advocacy, etika at practice management at sumusunod sa katulad na pagbabago sa limang ibang probinsya; hindi pa nagpasya ang Law Society of Ontario sa paglipat.
  6. Nagdalo ang mga recruiter ng Royal Canadian Air Force sa Okanagan College para mag‑recruit ng aircraft technicians dahil tumataas ang pangangailangan sa fleet. Sinabi ng mga recruiter sa mga estudyante sa Kelowna na nag-aalok ang RCAF ng bayad na edukasyon, suweldo habang nasa training at trabaho sa lumalawak na uri ng mga aircraft habang tumataas ang demand para sa technicians.

🎨 Community & Culture

  1. Nakatalagang gibain ang Vancouver Aquatic Centre matapos tanggihan ang legal na hamon. Tinanggihan ng korte ang hamon sa plano ng lungsod para sa redevelopment, na nagbigay‑daan sa pagkagiba ng kasalukuyang pasilidad habang nagpapatuloy ang lungsod sa proyektong kapalit.
  2. Nakalikom ng CA$70,000 ang proyektong 'Beautiful Dome' para sa Science World mula sa mga muling ginamit na bag at payong. Ang mga item na gawa mula sa dome sa Granville Island ay naibenta at nakalikom ng CA$70,000 para sa Science World, ayon sa ulat.

📰 Also Today

  • Pinaniniwalaang nahulog mula sa Matterhorn ang Squamish skyrunner Kalie McCrystal, pahayag ng pamilya noong 15 Set.
  • Target ng pilot ang mga lawa sa Northeast B.C. para sa weed‑harvesting, inanunsyo ang pilot para sa mga apektadong lawa.
  • Nagtipon ang B.C. Conservatives para maghanap ng pagkakaisa bago bumalik ang Parliament, ginanap ang pulong ng probinsya.
  • Inangkin ng isang B.C. wildlife rescue na hinaharangan ng probinsya ang mga animal rescue, nagsampa ng pormal na reklamo ang organisasyon.
  • Nagbabala ang ICBC na ang September back‑to‑school ang pinakamapanganib na oras ng pagcommute para sa mga bata, naglabas ng safety notice.
  • Pinipilit ng mga gun control groups na ilabas ang detalye sa sandatahan sa Tumbler Ridge, humihiling ng disclosure ang mga advocacy group.
  • Isinapubliko ng CBC News ang sulat mula sa Bishnoi gang sa pulisya, inilathala ng CBC ang liham.
  • Itinalaga ni David Eby ang campaign manager sa gitna ng mga espekulasyon tungkol sa eleksyon, pinangalanan ng Premier ang isang campaign manager.
  • (duplicate) Isinapubliko ng CBC News ang sulat mula sa Bishnoi gang sa pulisya, inilathala ng CBC ang liham.
  • Nanawagan ang MP ng Vancouver Island at mga residente para sa patas na pederal na pagpopondo sa ferry, hiniling ng MP ang pagbabago sa pagpopondo.
  • Binago ng B.C. Parks ang rehistrasyon matapos mag‑scalp ang mga scalper ng libreng Joffre Lakes passes, binago ang sistema dahil sa scalping.
  • Isinampa ang kaso laban sa lalaking taga‑B.C. dahil sa child‑sex; limang bata ang nasagip sa Philippines, iniulat ng pulisya ang mga aresto at rescue.
  • Nagsumite ng siyam na kandidato para sa karera ng alkalde sa Prince George, pinakamaraming kandidato sa anumang lungsod sa B.C.
  • Naniniwala ang pamilya ng nawawalang B.C. mountaineer na nahulog siya habang bumababa sa Alps, pahayag mula sa pamilya.
  • (duplicate) Nakatalagang gibain ang Vancouver Aquatic Centre matapos tanggihan ang legal na hamon, tinanggihan ng korte ang hamon.
  • (duplicate) Nakalikom ng CA$70K ang muling paggamit mula sa 'Beautiful Dome' para sa Science World, kabuuang pondo CA$70,000.
  • (duplicate) Nagdalaw ang mga recruiter ng RCAF sa Kelowna Aerospace Campus, nakipagkita ang mga recruiter sa mga estudyante.

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Source Articles (21)

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.

General Sep 16, 2026

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.

General Sep 16, 2026

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.

General Sep 16, 2026

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."

General Sep 16, 2026

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.

General Sep 16, 2026

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.

General Sep 16, 2026

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.

General Sep 16, 2026

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.

General Sep 16, 2026

'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.

General Sep 16, 2026

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.

General Sep 16, 2026

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.

General Sep 16, 2026

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.

General Sep 16, 2026

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.

General Sep 16, 2026

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.

General Sep 16, 2026

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.

General Sep 16, 2026
B.C. municipal leaders call for ‘uniform approach’ to e-scooter use

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

They say the B.C. Motor Vehicle Act has not kept pace with the changing transportation needs and the rules for using e-scooters vary by municipality and need a uniform approach.

Politics Sep 16, 2026
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

B.C. is the sixth province to scrap the bar exam in favour of a four-phase program meant to assess legal knowledge, advocacy, ethics, practice management and other skills.

Canada Sep 16, 2026
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

Kalie McCrystal, 38, was last seen on Sept. 1 while training to break the record for the fastest ascent and descent of the nearly 4,500-metre mountain.

Canada Sep 16, 2026
Surrey mayor says high-risk offenders not welcome in city

Surrey mayor says high-risk offenders not welcome in city

Staff Sgt. Lindsey Houghton, media relations officer for the Surrey Police Service, said two offenders in the span of two days is unsettling, but the timing is coincidental.

Crime Sep 16, 2026
Military looks to Kelowna students to fill aircraft technician jobs

Military looks to Kelowna students to fill aircraft technician jobs

The fighter jets may have been the attraction, but the Royal Canadian Air Force came to Kelowna Wednesday with a much bigger goal.

News Sep 16, 2026