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溫哥華要聞 · 週三 — 海港航空合併、高風險罪犯釋放與水上中心拆除

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🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 素里市長表示本週有兩名指定高風險犯人在市內獲釋。 素里警察辨識出約納森·安德斯·穆濟卡(Jonathon Anders Muzychka),49歲,與斯凱拉·韋恩·佩萊蒂耶(Skylar Wayne Pelletier),26歲,為指定高風險犯人;兩人均受電子監控與監管命令約束,素里市長布倫達·洛克(Brenda Locke)表示這兩人「在本市不受歡迎」。
  2. 海港航空(Harbour Air)將收購太平洋沿岸航空(Pacific Coastal Airlines),組成新的區域航空集團。 計畫中的交易把海港航空與太平洋沿岸航空合併,形成一間服務卑詩省的更大型區域航空公司;此交易在協議公布的新聞報導中宣布,將改變該省短程航班服務格局。
  3. 卑詩高等法院裁定省府無權強制外國受訓醫師赴偏遠地區執業。 法院認為省方規定在要求國際受訓醫師安置上超出法定權限,撤銷了省級的安置要求。
  4. 卑詩省市級領袖促請統一電動滑板車與電動腳踏車規範。 包括新威斯敏斯特市長帕特里克·約翰斯頓(Patrick Johnstone)與蘭里市長內森·帕查爾(Nathan Pachal)在內的市長們,要求省府更新《車輛法》以在各市鎮間標準化規則,並援引最近加拿大騎警(RCMP)發布的安全影片為由。
  5. 卑詩法學生成為加拿大首批今年秋季改以四階段課程取代律師資格考的人。 新方案評估辯護技巧、倫理與執業管理,並追隨其他五省的類似改革;安大略律師協會(Law Society of Ontario)尚未決定是否採用相同做法。
  6. 加拿大皇家空軍(Royal Canadian Air Force)招募人員訪問歐卡納根學院,徵募飛機技術員以因應機隊需求成長。 招募人員告訴基洛納學生,皇家空軍提供帶薪教育、訓練期間的薪資,並能在日益多元的機型上工作,因而提高對技術員的需求。

🎨 社區與文化

  1. 溫哥華水上中心在法律挑戰被駁回後,將進入拆除程序。 法院駁回對市府重建計畫的訴訟,使得現有設施的拆除得以推進,市府將繼續替換專案。
  2. 「美麗圓頂」足球專案透過回收袋與傘為科學世界募得加元70,000。 在格蘭維爾島以圓頂改造的物品販售,據報導為科學世界(Science World)募得加元70,000。

📰 也在今日

  • 史魯姆士攀山跑者卡莉·麥克克里斯特爾(Kalie McCrystal)疑於馬特洪峰墜落,家屬於9月15日發聲明。
  • 東北卑詩湖泊將展開除草試點計畫,受影響湖泊納入試點。
  • 卑詩保守黨為國會復會前尋求團結而集會,舉行省級會議。
  • 卑詩野生動物救援團體指控省府阻撓動物救援,組織提出正式申訴。
  • 卑詩省保險公司(ICBC)警告九月開學期間為孩童通勤最危險時段,發布安全通告。
  • 控槍團體要求坦布勒里奇(Tumbler Ridge)提供武器相關細節,倡議團體要求公開資訊。
  • 比什諾伊幫派致警信函曝光予加拿大廣播公司新聞(CBC News),CBC刊出該函件。
  • 艾比(David Eby)在選舉傳聞中任命競選經理,省長已任命競選經理。
  • (重複)比什諾伊幫派致警信函曝光予加拿大廣播公司新聞(CBC News),CBC刊出該函件。
  • 溫哥華島國會議員與居民呼籲聯邦公平補助渡輪經費,國會議員要求改變資助方式。
  • 卑詩公園管理局修正登記方式,因黃牛倒賣免費喬夫瑞湖通行證,系統因黃牛問題而改變。
  • 卑詩男子面臨兒童性侵指控;菲律賓救出五名兒童,警方通報逮捕與救援情形。
  • 卑詩史上最多:卑詩省府治下的白馬市長選舉出現九名參選人,參選人數為卑詩城市中最多。
  • 失蹤登山者家屬相信她在阿爾卑斯下山時墜落,家屬發表聲明。
  • (重複)溫哥華水上中心在法律挑戰被駁回後將拆除,法院駁回挑戰。
  • (重複)「美麗圓頂」回收改造募得加元70,000給科學世界,募款總額為加元70,000。
  • (重複)加拿大皇家空軍招募人員訪問基洛納航空航天校區,招募人員與學生會面。

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