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温哥华周四要闻 · 保守党私探风波、解散选举传闻与市中心毒品危机

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🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 前不列颠哥伦比亚保守党官员被指雇用私家侦探;党魁称不会辞职。 前党主席艾莎·埃斯特(Aisha Estey)说,她于周三晚获悉多名省议员、前高管和一名维多利亚记者出现在一名私家侦探的名单上,自己的个人信息可能被暴露;党魁凯莉-林恩·芬德利(Kerry-Lynne Findlay)周四在不列颠哥伦比亚市政联盟大会上表示“我不会走”。
  2. 关于省长大卫·埃比可能在秋季解散议会提前大选的猜测增加。 省长大卫·埃比(David Eby)表示,新民主党(NDP)“已做好选举准备”,现仅以一票多数掌权;最新安格斯·里德民调显示,新民主党支持率为41%,比不列颠哥伦比亚保守党高出4个百分点,但有47%受访者认为新民主党的施政表现差或很差。
  3. 不列颠哥伦比亚采用“PCT”作为永久夏令时的新时区代码。 公民服务部表示,省府将使用“PCT”来反映全年实行夏令时的做法;此举跟随省府3月决定常年维持夏令时,亦在育空和艾伯塔采取类似更改之后。
  4. 北岸报告可接纳2万名新家庭医生患者,缓解多年短缺问题。 卫生区数据显示,北岸有空间将多达20,000名新患者分配给家庭医生,以解决长期存在的初级医疗可及性问题。

🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 温哥华市中心花店称,加拿大旅馆收容所附近公开吸毒与盗窃驱赶顾客。 位于理查兹街531号的D&D花店老板库尔蒂斯·莱蒙(Kurtis Lemon)报告,自4月以来持续出现公开吸毒、财物被盗和人行道粪便等情况,并称游客避开低门槛收容所附近街区。
  2. 独立调查办公室介入调查:一名青少年从学校屋顶跳下逃避警方。 独立调查办公室(IIO)已对一宗青少年在逃离警方时从不列颠哥伦比亚某校屋顶跳下的事件展开调查,审查警方行为及受伤情况。
  3. 一名艾伯塔男子被控与2020年本那比医院火灾纵火有关。 调查结束后,警方对一名来自艾伯塔的男子提出指控,涉2020年本那比医院的大火。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. 西蒙弗雷泽大学(Simon Fraser University)在校园部分地点采用两种原住民语言的地名。 西蒙弗雷泽大学宣布,在校园内多个地点采用以两种原住民语言书写的原住民地名,作为和解与认同的举措。
  2. 不列颠哥伦比亚将开设以黑人为服务对象且由黑人主导的法律诊所。 组织者宣布,一家面向黑人社群、由黑人主导的法律诊所将在本省开业,旨在提供具有文化针对性的法律服务。

📰 今日其他要闻

  • 雷夫尔斯托克救援队用担架抬下麦克弗森山的一只大丹犬,10岁犬只与主人安全无恙。
  • 布里塔尼亚游泳馆延迟关闭10个月,以配合游泳季节。
  • 不列颠哥伦比亚电力公司(BC Hydro)警告两个尚未完成的沙口C项目娱乐设施存在问题,该机构发出提醒。
  • 交通安全委员会(TSB)称卑诗省乔治王子城致命飞机失事调查可耗时最多450天。
  • 视频显示疑为比什诺伊(Bishnoi)关联者炫耀枪械、子弹与现金,加拿大广播公司(CBC)获得相关影像。
  • 前基督教学校教师因持有儿童性虐待影像材料被判18个月监禁。
  • 废弃分区旁的房主指称疑似纵火,居民持续表达担忧。
  • 卡姆卢普斯婚礼美妆机构因被指重复预约与拖欠款项而关门,停业缘于爆红的投诉。
  • 加拿大皇家骑警(RCMP)将一名女子死因从心脏骤停重新列为可疑,调查人员现将此案作为可疑死亡处理。
  • 雷夫尔斯托克附近1号公路发生一系列车祸,促请加强执法,多起碰撞被报告。
  • 维多利亚教师工会要求在暴力事件上给予更多支持,工会呼吁采取行动。
  • 美国对伊朗居民的LSAT禁令牵连部分加拿大人,受影响学生报告被阻止参加考试。
  • 前不列颠哥伦比亚省检察总长共同支持现代条约,多位前检察长发表联名信。
  • 市政领导呼吁出台具体电动踏板车与电动自行车法规,地方安全倡导者敦促行动。
  • 海事专家呼吁在皮划艇翻船事件后使用经核实的天气预报,专家建议依靠官方气象信息。
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