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芬德莱辞职、对开放人工智能公司提诉与西姆呼吁别提前投票 · 温哥华周一

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🚑 突发与事件

  1. 划艇者在奥肯那根湖救起一只约30磅的小熊崽。 克里斯蒂娜·扎姆纽克和家人于9月12日救下这只被发现挣扎的熊崽,随后按照护林官员电话指示将其近岸放生;北极光野生动物协会的安吉丽卡·朗根告诉记者,这只约30磅的熊崽冬前长足够体重的机会“很渺茫”。
  2. 一只母熊与幼崽在霍普的一家Pharmasave药房内徘徊约五分钟。 员工金·格伦特沃斯说,工作人员拍到它们从对街走过并在货架间察看的画面;卡拉·凯尔索补充,这段遭遇的视频在抖音海外版上已获得约111,000次观看。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 不列颠哥伦比亚省保守党领袖凯丽-琳·芬德莱在任113天后辞职。 芬德莱于周日宣布离职,数小时后党内任命省议员洛恩·多尔克森为代理领袖;此前党团震荡包括最近罢免省议员约翰·鲁斯塔德等事件。
  2. 代理领袖洛恩·多尔克森称保守党已邀请约六名省议员回归。 多尔克森对环球新闻表示,他获得了强力支持,迄今已有五人接受邀请,并表示若省长大卫·艾比本周宣布突发选举,党已做好准备。
  3. 温哥华市长肯·西姆在推出ABC温哥华平台时呼吁省府不要在10月17日市政投票前宣布提前选举。 西姆援引不列颠哥伦比亚市政联盟的动议,要求省府避免竞选活动重叠;ABC承诺包括禁止露天硬性毒品使用和在2027年实现零增长的房产税。
  4. 省府已就探矿岭学校枪击案对开放人工智能公司提起加州诉讼。 司法部长妮基·莎尔马指控该公司在2月10日造成八人死亡的袭击前未向执法部门通报威胁,省方要求披露枪手与聊天机器人之间的互动记录,并寻求对重建工作的支持,包括重建探矿岭中学。

🏈 体育

  1. 边锋保罗·科特尔表示希望在温哥华加人队打出自己的印记。 26岁的科特尔于7月以自由球员身份签约,他在彭蒂克顿的训练营对记者说,球队“渴望取胜”,他希望第六个NHL赛季成为更具影响力的球员,并提到教练布鲁斯·卡西迪和谢尔顿·基夫的作用。
  2. 多名NHL球员在休赛期换队,其中谢尔盖·博布罗夫斯基转投多伦多枫叶队。 加拿大新闻社指出,38岁的博布罗夫斯基在帮助佛罗里达队夺得2024和2025年斯坦利杯后加入枫叶,其他转会包括布雷迪·特卡克加盟黑豹队和达内尔·纳斯转会圣何塞。

📰 还在今日

  • 凯丽-琳·芬德莱担任不列颠哥伦比亚省保守党领袖113天后辞职,辞职缘由包括党内人员倒戈与员工流失。
  • 食谱:卡拉布里亚辣椒蒜香虾 — 份量1人,使用12只虾、2汤匙黄油并撒烤面包屑。

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