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溫哥華要聞 · 不列顛哥倫比亞保守黨私家偵探風波、可能提早大選與市中心吸毒危機

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🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 前不列顛哥倫比亞保守黨官員被指雇用私家偵探;黨魁表示不會辭職。 前任黨主席阿伊莎·艾斯特(Aisha Estey)表示,她在週三晚上得知包括數名省議員、前任高層與一名維多利亞記者都出現在一名私家偵探的名單上,且她的個人資料可能已被曝光;黨魁凱瑞-琳·芬德雷(Kerry-Lynne Findlay)週四在卑詩市鎮聯盟會議上表示「我不會走」。
  2. 關於省長大衛·艾比可能在秋季宣布提早大選的猜測升溫。 省長大衛·艾比(David Eby)表示,不列顛哥倫比亞新民主黨(NDP)「已做好選舉準備」,目前僅一票多數;最新安格斯·里德民調顯示,新民主黨支持率為41%,領先不列顛哥倫比亞保守黨(BC Conservatives)四個百分點,但47%受訪者評價新民主黨表現為差或非常差。
  3. 卑詩省採用 PCT 作為永久夏令時間的新時區代碼。 公民服務部表示,卑詩省將使用「PCT」來反映全年採行夏令時間;此舉接在三月決定全年維持夏令時間後,亦呼應育空及亞伯達採取的類似改動。
  4. 北岸表示在多年醫療資源不足後,家庭醫生可再接納 20,000 名病患。 區域衛生資料顯示,北岸可將最多二萬名新病患分配給家庭醫師,有助緩解長期的基層醫療可近性問題。

🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 溫哥華市中心花店表示,Hotel Canada(Hotel Canada)附近嚴重的公開吸毒與竊盜正嚇走顧客。 位於理察街531號的D與D花店(D&D Flowers)老闆柯提斯·里蒙(Kurtis Lemon)表示,自四月以來持續出現公開吸毒、財物被竊以及人行道出現糞便,遊客開始避開該低門檻收容所周邊街區。
  2. 獨立調查辦公室在青少年逃避警方追捕時從學校屋頂跳下案展開調查。 獨立調查辦公室已對一名青少年從卑詩省某校屋頂跳下並在逃避警方追捕中的事件啟動調查,將檢視警方作為與受傷情況。
  3. 亞伯達男子涉與2020年本那比醫院大火縱火案被起訴。 警方在調查結束後,對一名來自亞伯達的男子提出與2020年本那比醫院火災相關的縱火指控。

🎨 社區與文化

  1. 西門菲沙大學(Simon Fraser University)在校園部分地點採用兩種原住民語言的地名。 西門菲沙大學宣布在校園範圍內為多處地點賦予以兩種原住民語言呈現的新地名,作為和解與識別工作的一部分。
  2. 卑詩省將開設以黑人社群為中心、由黑人領導的新法律診所。 主辦單位表示,該法律診所將針對黑人社群提供具文化對應性的法律服務。

📰 其他要聞

  • 雷夫爾斯托克救援隊將大丹犬從麥克佛森山抬下擔架,10歲犬隻與飼主安全。
  • 布里塔尼亞游泳池十個月關閉延後以配合游泳季。
  • 卑詩水電公司警告兩處 Site C 的娛樂設施未完成,發出通報。
  • 運輸安全局表示卑詩省皇子喬治致命飛機失事調查最多可能需 450 天。
  • 影片顯示疑為比什諾伊關係人揮展示槍、子彈與現金,國家廣播公司取得畫面。
  • 前基督教學校教師因持有兒童性虐待影像被判 18 個月徒刑。
  • 廢棄分區旁住戶控疑似縱火,居民持續擔憂。
  • 坎盧普斯婚紗美妝公司在被控重複預約與欠款後關門,事件因抱怨在網路爆紅。
  • 皇家騎警將一名女子死因從心臟衰竭改列為可疑,調查人員現以可疑案處理。
  • 雷夫爾斯托克附近一號公路連環車禍,呼籲加強執法。
  • 維多利亞教師工會在暴力事件上升下要求更多支援。
  • 美國對伊朗居民的法學入學測驗禁令影響部分加拿大人,學生表示被阻止報考。
  • 前卑詩省司法廳長共同支持現代條約。
  • 市級領袖呼籲制定具體的電動滑板車與電動自行車法規,地方安全倡議者要求採取行動。
  • 海事專家在獨木舟翻覆事件後敦促使用經核實的天氣報告。
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