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Findlay Nagbitiw, Kaso laban sa OpenAI at Panawagan ni Sim Laban sa Maagang Halalan — Vancouver Lunes

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🚑 Paunang Balita at Insidente

  1. Iniligtas ng mga nagba-bangka ang isang 30-pound na kuting na oso mula sa Okanagan Lake (sa British Columbia). Iniligtas nina Christina Zamniuk at ng kanyang pamilya ang kuting noong 12 Setyembre matapos itong makita na nahihirapan; sinunod nila ang payo sa telepono ng mga opisyal ng konserbasyon na pakawalan ito malapit sa pampang. Sinabi sa mga reporter ni Angelika Langen ng Northern Lights Wildlife Society (isang pangkat na nag-aalaga ng wildlife) na “napakaliit” ang tsansang tumaas nang sapat ang timbang ng kuting para sa taglamig.
  2. Isang inang oso at kuting ang naglakad-lakad sa loob ng isang Pharmasave sa Hope (sa B.C.) ng humigit-kumulang limang minuto. Kinuhanan ng staff ang magkapares na tumatawid mula sa kabila ng kalsada at nag-iinspeksyon ng mga aisle ng produkto, sabi ni empleyada Kim Glentworth, at umabot na ng mga 111,000 views ang TikTok ng insidente, dagdag ni Kara Kelso.

🏛️ Pamahalaan at Pulitika

  1. Bumaba sa puwesto bilang pinuno ng BC Conservatives si Kerry-Lynne Findlay matapos ang 113 araw. Nagbitiw si Findlay nitong Linggo at ilang oras matapos nito tinanghal ng partido si MLA Lorne Doerkson bilang pansamantalang pinuno; kasunod ito ng kaguluhan sa caucus kabilang ang kamakailang pagtanggal kay MLA John Rustad, ayon sa ulat.
  2. Sabi ng pansamantalang pinuno Lorne Doerkson, inimbitahan ng BC Conservatives ang humigit-kumulang anim na MLA na bumalik. Sinabi ni Doerkson sa Global News na malakas ang suporta niya at limang tumanggap na ng paanyaya, at iginiit niyang handa ang partido kung magdeklara ng biglaang halalan si Premier David Eby ngayong linggo.
  3. Hinikayat ng mayor ng Vancouver (lungsod sa British Columbia) na si Ken Sim ang lalawigan na huwag magdeklara ng maagang halalan bago ang botohan sa munisipyo sa Okt. 17. Nagsalita si Sim sa paglulunsad ng kanyang plataporma para sa ABC Vancouver at binanggit ang mosyon ng Union of B.C. Municipalities (isang samahang pang-munisipal) na huwag mag-overlap ang mga kampanya; nag-anunsyo ang ABC ng mga pangako kabilang ang pagbabawal sa paggamit ng open-air na mahihirap na droga at isang zero-porsiyentong pagtaas sa buwis sa ari-arian para sa 2027.
  4. Naghain ang B.C. ng kaso sa California laban sa OpenAI ukol sa barilan sa paaralan sa Tumbler Ridge (sa B.C.). Inaangkin ni Attorney General Niki Sharma na nabigong ipaalam ng OpenAI sa mga awtoridad ang mga banta bago ang pag-atake noong 10 Pebrero na ikinamatay ng walong katao; hinahangad ng lalawigan ang paglalantad ng ugnayan ng salarin sa ChatGPT at suporta para sa muling pagtatayo kabilang ang isang bagong Tumbler Ridge Secondary School.

🏈 Palakasan

  1. Sabi ng winger na si Paul Cotter na nais niyang mag-iwan ng marka sa Vancouver Canucks. Nag-sign si Cotter, 26, bilang free agent noong Hulyo at sinabi sa mga reporter sa training camp sa Penticton na naniniwala siyang “gutom” ang koponan at magiging pagkakataon ng kanyang ikaanim na season sa NHL na maging mas may malaking epekto, binanggit ang mga coach na sina Bruce Cassidy at Sheldon Keefe.
  2. Ilang manlalaro ng NHL ang lumipat ng koponan sa off-season, kabilang si Sergei Bobrovsky papuntang Toronto. Tinala ng The Canadian Press na sumali si Bobrovsky, 38, sa Maple Leafs matapos tumulong sa Florida sa pagkapanalo ng Stanley Cup noong 2024 at 2025; kabilang din sa mga paglipat sina Brady Tkachuk papuntang Panthers at Darnell Nurse papuntang San Jose.

📰 Ngayon Din

  • Pinamunuan ni Kerry-Lynne Findlay ang BC Conservatives ng 113 araw, nagbitiw matapos ang mga internal na pagtalikod at palitan ng staff.
  • Recipe: Calabrian chili garlic prawns — para sa 1 tao gamit ang 12 prawns, 2 tbsp butter at baked panko crumbs.

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