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省销售税扩展暂缓、中央不列颠哥伦比亚党改组与鲍恩岛搜寻 — 温哥华周五要闻

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🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 不列颠哥伦比亚省将推迟把省销售税扩展到专业服务。 省长大卫·艾比(David Eby)在9月18日宣布,因与美国总统唐纳德·特朗普(Donald Trump)贸易举措相关的不确定性,计划将省销售税扩展至专业服务的做法将被暂停;省府还承诺追加7500万加元用于企业支持项目,其中包括3000万加元用于不列颠哥伦比亚制造业就业基金和3000万加元用于“综合市场”计划。

  2. 艾比将在市政首长大会上向市级领导人发表讲话,回应突发省选担忧。 9月18日,艾比在不列颠哥伦比亚市政联盟(UBCM)代表大会上发言,同时面对有关可能召开省选并与9月19日至10月17日期间的市政投票重叠的猜测;UBCM主席科里·拉姆齐(Cori Ramsay)警告,重叠的竞选将使约3,500名地方候选人之间的投票人处于不利地位。

  3. 彼得·米洛巴被任命为中央不列颠哥伦比亚党(CentreBC)领袖,八名前保守党议员加入。 米洛巴在9月18日的举动使中央不列颠哥伦比亚党成为省议会第三大党,此前包括埃莉诺·斯图尔科(Eleanor Sturko)在内的八名前不列颠哥伦比亚保守党(BC Conservative)议员宣布加入;米洛巴表示,党将把重点放在可负担性、医疗和公共安全上。

  4. 不列颠哥伦比亚保守党领袖凯瑞-琳·芬德利将三名议员逐出党团。 芬德利在9月18日表示,特雷弗·霍尔福德(Trevor Halford)、克莱尔·拉蒂(Claire Rattée)和约翰·鲁斯塔德(John Rustad)“将不再在”保守党党团中服务;这一持续动荡自8月以来已导致九名议员离开。拉蒂随后在X平台发布声明,公开质疑被逐出党团的决定。

  5. 前保守党议员与党主席称曾雇佣私家侦探。 前不列颠哥伦比亚保守党议员和党主席在9月18日表示,一名前党务主管曾雇佣私家侦探调查包括若干议员和一名维多利亚记者在内的14人;此指控在党团不断出现脱离时被公开。

🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 综合凶杀调查组重返鲍恩岛,调查一起17年前的失踪案。 综合凶杀调查组(Integrated Homicide Investigation Team)本周在鲍恩岛进行了搜索,案件与2009年6月一场聚会后失踪的当时17岁乔迪·亨里克森(Jodi Henrickson)有关;亨里克森的前男友加文·阿诺特(Gavin Arnott)曾被列为关注对象,2009年曾因袭击亨里克森被定罪,他在9月18日对Global News表示,他预计不会有证据将他与失踪案联系起来。

  2. 7月发出安珀警报的两名阿尔伯塔儿童在西基洛纳一处乡村地产被找到,状况良好。 阿尔伯塔皇家骑警在9月18日报告称,7月初在瓦尔哈拉中心(Valhalla Centre)被带走的两名男孩已在不列颠哥伦比亚被找到,身体状况良好,克里斯塔·莫里森(Krista Morrison)和丹尼尔·卢德维希(Daniel Ludwig)已因违反监护令的拘捕令被逮捕;调查人员正寻求在本省将二人拘押以待遣返回阿尔伯塔。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. 朗福德一处塔楼在多次安全疏散后将被拆除。 市府在9月18日确认,因多年安全隐患和多次居民因建筑缺陷与结构风险被疏散,该塔楼将被拆除。

  2. 温哥华崛起队得分王杰西卡·德菲利波与球队续约至2027年。 温哥华崛起(Vancouver Rise)在9月18日宣布,球队得分王杰西卡·德菲利波(Jessica De Filippo)已签署续约合同,合同延续至2027赛季结束。

📰 其他要闻

  • 欧肯那根湖一户弗农家庭救助一只精疲力尽的小黑熊,船上为幼熊取暖后送回岸边。
  • 又有三名议员被报告“与不列颠哥伦比亚保守党不再有隶属关系”,书记处报告三人离开。
  • 艾比在市政首长大会上讨论林业、渡轮和省销售税延后等议题,发言涵盖多项省政事务。
  • 此前报道失踪的两名阿尔伯塔儿童在本省乡村被发现安全,阿尔伯塔皇家骑警的声明与后续报道相符。
  • 温哥华岛西部的蓝鸲出现回升,曾一度在本地被宣布为灭绝的物种现正恢复。
  • “深度伪造”医生提供伪劣疗法的手法越来越逼真,报告警告法律救济有限。
  • 地方政界人士称同时举行市政与省级选举是不明智的,议员们指出会削弱选民注意力。
  • 原住民利益相关方列出对温哥华下一任市长与议会的优先事项,土著团体提出期望。
  • 道森溪居民称动物管理是选举中的投票议题,市政候选人面临服务压力。
  • 不列颠哥伦比亚省将以一项新的课程项目取代律师资格考试,对法学教育进行改革。
  • 北部不列颠哥伦比亚官员敦促兑现为普林斯乔治建设直升机停机坪的承诺,地方领导要求省府跟进。
  • 一只大丹犬在不列颠哥伦比亚山区因爪伤被用担架抬出,动物救援需要人力协助。
  • UBCM代表呼吁将基于性别的暴力作为市政选举的关键议题,代表们敦促制定相关政策。
  • OpenAI在加州法院请求驳回针对坦布勒岭枪击案的诉讼,公司已在美国法院提交动议。
  • 因野火造成“灾难性”木材损失,不列颠哥伦比亚省加速对福特圣约翰和福特尼尔森的林业审查。

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