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溫哥華週五要聞 · 省銷售稅暫緩、CentreBC改組與鮑恩島搜查

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🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 卑詩省暫緩擴大省銷售稅(PST)涵蓋專業服務。 省長大衛·艾比(David Eby)在9月18日宣布,原定將省銷售稅擴及專業服務的計畫將暫停,直至與美國總統唐納·川普(Donald Trump)貿易相關的不確定因素消除;省府同時承諾再撥款7,500萬元以支援企業方案,其中3,000萬元用於卑詩省製造業就業基金,另3,000萬元用於整合市場計畫。

  2. 省長艾比將在市府首長會上回應突發省選疑慮。 艾比在9月18日向卑詩省市鎮聯盟(Union of B.C. Municipalities)代表發言,外界正揣測可能有與9月19日至10月17日市政投票重疊的省選;UBCM會長柯莉·拉姆齊(Cori Ramsay)警告,若競選重疊,約3,500名地方候選人的選民將處於不利。

  3. 彼得·米洛巴(Peter Milobar)就任CentreBC黨魁,八名前保守黨議員加入。 米洛巴在9月18日的轉變,使CentreBC成為議會中第三大黨;包括埃莉諾·斯特庫(Eleanor Sturko)在內的八名前卑詩保守黨(BC Conservative)省議員宣布加入CentreBC。米洛巴表示,該黨將聚焦負擔能力、醫療與公共安全。

  4. 卑詩保守黨黨魁凱莉-琳·芬德雷(Kerry-Lynne Findlay)將三名省議員除名出黨團。 芬德雷在9月18日表示,特雷弗·霍爾福德(Trevor Halford)、克萊爾·拉泰(Claire Rattée)與約翰·魯斯塔德(John Rustad)「將不再」在保守黨黨團內服務;拉泰在社交平台X上發布聲明,公開反駁被除名的說法。

  5. 前保守黨省議員與黨主席稱有人聘請私家偵探。 前卑詩保守黨省議員與黨主席指控,一名昔日黨部主管聘請私家偵探調查包括省議員與一名維多利亞(Victoria)記者在內的14人;這項指控在9月18日對外公布,正值黨團退黨潮持續。

🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 綜合凶殺調查組重返鮑恩島,追查17年前失蹤案。 綜合凶殺調查組(Integrated Homicide Investigation Team)本週在鮑恩島展開搜查,與2009年6月一場派對後失蹤、當時17歲的喬迪·亨里克森(Jodi Henrickson)案件有關;亨里克森的前男友加文·阿諾特(Gavin Arnott)曾被列為關注對象,並在2009年被判襲擊亨里克森有罪,他於9月18日告訴Global News他不預期會出現將他與失蹤案連結的證據。

  2. 兩名來自亞伯達的孩子在韋斯特基洛納郊區被尋獲並安全返家。 亞伯達皇家騎警在9月18日報告,兩名於7月初自瓦爾哈拉中心(Valhalla Centre)被帶走的男童,在卑詩一處農村私宅被找到,健康狀況良好;克莉絲塔·莫里森(Krista Morrison)與丹尼爾·路德維希(Daniel Ludwig)因違反監護令被依通緝令逮捕,調查人員正尋求在卑詩羈押兩人,俟移送回亞伯達處理。

🎨 社區與文化

  1. 朗福(Langford)一棟塔樓因屢次安全疏散將被拆除。 城市官員在9月18日確認,該座位於朗福的塔樓將被拆除,原因是多年來屢傳建築缺陷與結構風險,導致多次住戶疏散。

  2. 溫哥華崛起(Vancouver Rise)得分王潔西卡·德菲利波(Jessica De Filippo)續約至2027年。 溫哥華崛起在9月18日宣布,球隊得分王德菲利波已延長合約,續約至2027賽季結束。

📰 今日其他要聞

  • 韋農(Vernon)一家庭在奧肯那根湖救回疲累熊寶寶,船上保溫後送回岸上。
  • 再有三名省議員被標示為「不再與卑詩保守黨有關聯」,辦公室通報三人離隊。
  • 艾比在市政首長會談論林業、渡輪與省銷售稅暫緩,演說涵蓋多項省政事務。
  • 先前通報失蹤的兩名亞伯達兒童在卑詩農村被找到並安全,亞伯達皇家騎警聲明與後續報導一致。
  • 溫哥華島西部藍鳥族群回復,曾一度被地方宣告滅絕的物種現恢復。
  • 偽造影像醫生提供假療法愈發逼真,報告警告法律補救有限。
  • 地方政治人物指出同日舉行市政與省選為不當安排,議員指選民注意力受損。
  • 原住民族利害關係人列出溫哥華下任市長與市議會優先事項,族群提出期望。
  • 道森溪(Dawson Creek)居民表示動物管理是選票議題,市政候選人承受服務壓力。
  • 卑詩將以新制度取代律師資格考試,法學教育進行變革。
  • 北卑詩官員敦促履行承諾於寶靈喬治(Prince George)設置停機坪,地方領袖要求省府落實。
  • 大丹犬在卑詩山區爪傷後由救援人員以擔架運送。
  • 卑詩市鎮聯盟代表呼籲把性別暴力列為市選重要議題,代表們要求政策重視。
  • OpenAI在加州法院請求駁回關於坦布勒嶺(Tumbler Ridge)槍擊案的訴訟,該公司在美國法院提出動議。
  • 卑詩加速針對森林火災造成嚴重損失的堡壘聖約翰(Fort St. John)與堡壘納爾森(Fort Nelson)展開林業檢討,省方指控木材損失為「災難性」。

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