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温哥华周三要闻:港湾航空并购、高危罪犯进城与水上中心将拆除

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🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 素里市长称本周有两名“指定高危罪犯”被释放到市内。 素里警察局确认,49岁的乔纳森·安德斯·穆济卡(Jonathon Anders Muzychka)和26岁的斯凯拉·韦恩·佩莱蒂耶(Skylar Wayne Pelletier)为被认定的指定高危罪犯;两人均接受电子监控并受监督命令约束,素里市长布伦达·洛克(Brenda Locke)表示这两人“不受欢迎”。
  2. 港湾航空(Harbour Air)将收购太平洋沿岸航空(Pacific Coastal Airlines),组建新的区域航空集团。 该拟议交易将港湾航空与太平洋沿岸航空合并,形成服务卑诗省的更大区域航空公司。消息称,该协议将重塑本省的短途航空服务格局。
  3. 卑诗省最高法院裁定省政府无权强制国外受训医生到偏远地区工作。 法院认为,省方在要求国际受训医师安置安排上超出了法定权限,撤销了一项省级安置要求。
  4. 卑诗省市镇领导人敦促对电动滑板车和电动自行车实行统一省级规则。 包括新威斯敏斯特市(New Westminster)市长帕特里克·约翰斯通(Patrick Johnstone)和兰里市(Langley City)市长内森·帕查尔(Nathan Pachal)在内的市长们,要求省政府更新《机动车法》,在各市镇间统一规则,并援引近期皇家骑警的安全视频作为依据。
  5. 卑诗法学院学生成为加拿大首批在今年秋季参加替代律师资格考试的四阶段课程学员。 该新课程评估辩护技巧、职业伦理和事务管理,效仿其他五个省份的类似改革;安大略省律师公会尚未决定是否跟进。
  6. 皇家加拿大空军(Royal Canadian Air Force)招聘人员走访奥卡纳根学院,招募飞机技术员以应对增长的机队需求。 招聘人员对基洛纳(Kelowna)学生表示,空军提供带薪教育、训练期间薪资和在不断扩展的各类飞机上工作的机会,技术员需求正在上升。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. 温哥华水上中心在法律挑战被驳回后将拆除。 法院驳回了对市政府重建计划的质疑,为拆除现有设施并推进替代项目扫清道路。
  2. “美丽圆顶”足球项目通过改造旧包袋和雨伞,为科学世界筹得加元70,000。 项目把格兰维尔岛圆顶上的材料改造为商品出售,据报道筹款总额为加元70,000。

📰 还看今天

  • 斯奎米什高空跑者卡莉·麦克克里斯特尔疑似从马特洪峰坠落,家属于9月15日发表声明。
  • 东北卑诗湖泊启动杂草打捞试点。
  • 卑诗保守党在国会复会前召开会议寻求团结。
  • 卑诗野生动物救援组织指控省方阻挠动物救援,并提出正式投诉。
  • ICBC警告九月返校期为儿童通勤最危险时段。
  • 枪控组织敦促披露汤布勒岭(Tumbler Ridge)武器细节。
  • 比什诺伊帮派致警信件被披露给CBC新闻。
  • 在有关选举的猜测中,省长大卫·艾比任命了竞选经理。
  • (重复)比什诺伊帮派致警信件被披露给CBC新闻。
  • 温哥华岛议员与居民呼吁联邦公平拨款以支持渡轮。
  • 卑诗公园在黄牛倒卖免费乔夫里湖通行证后调整注册制度。
  • 卑诗一男子面临儿童性犯罪指控;菲律宾警方救出五名儿童。
  • 王子乔治市市长竞选已登记九名候选人,为卑诗省最多。
  • 失踪的卑诗登山者家属认为她在阿尔卑斯下山时跌落。
  • (重复)温哥华水上中心在法律挑战被驳回后将拆除。
  • (重复)“美丽圆顶”改造筹得加元70,000捐给科学世界。
  • (重复)皇家加拿大空军招聘人员走访基洛纳航空学院。

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