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温哥华周三要闻:CRAB公园命案、夏季旅馆僵局与创纪录可卡因缴获

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🚑 突发与事件

  1. 温哥华在CRAB公园发生死亡事件,成为2026年第六起凶杀案。 警方周三清晨接报前往位于市中心东区的CRAB公园(CRAB Park);急救人员对该男子施救但其当场死亡。警方称尚未找到嫌疑人,呼吁周二晚至周三早上7时前在该区域有目击或可疑信息的人联系调查人员。
  2. 严重车祸导致本拿比西向1号公路封闭,一人危重送医。 事故发生在凌晨12:30前,造成肯辛顿大道与斯普罗特街之间车道关闭;本拿比皇家骑警称封路可能持续到午后早些时候,不列颠哥伦比亚省紧急卫生服务确认一人危重送院。

🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 温哥华警方缴获创纪录的328.55公斤可卡因,价值约580万加元。 温哥华一家公司的员工在一批T恤订单中发现藏匿的毒品,警方追查发现该货物装柜于5月18日自洪都拉斯启运,7月5日抵达蒙特利尔;调查人员怀疑有组织犯罪介入,并与加拿大、洪都拉斯、牙买加及美国当局合作调查。
  2. 基洛纳店主报告第三起入室盗窃;价值900加元的假发被盗,橱窗被砸。 Mary-Claris假发(Mary-Claris Hair Extensions)店主温迪·穆尼安尼表示,周二早晨一块石头砸碎橱窗后三顶价值共900加元的假发被盗;基洛纳此前启动了闭路电视登记和安保补助,但穆尼安尼称她没有看到改善。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 位于东哈斯汀斯街的116年历史的夏季旅馆仍处僵局,近一年多在坍塌警告后未解决。 市议会去年12月已将东哈斯汀斯街341号(341 East Hastings Street)列为危险建筑,命令进行加固或拆除;业主朱安福控股(Thuan Phuoc Holdings)面临不列颠哥伦比亚省劳工安全监管机构的停工令,租户罗伯特·加拉格尔称若获准修复,约有36间客房可重新使用。
  2. 前部长布伦达·贝利将在10月24日不再寻求连任,放弃温哥华-南格兰维尔选区参选资格。 贝利最近担任不列颠哥伦比亚省就业、经济发展与创新部长,她表示去年8月被诊断为可治早期癌症,已接受手术并现已无癌症迹象;她将为省新民主党(BC NDP)助选,但不亲自参选。
  3. 不列颠哥伦比亚省选举拉开首个完整竞选日序幕,党派将瞄准医疗人员招聘。 新民主党领袖戴维·艾比(David Eby)宣布计划“大举加码”面向美国的医疗人员定向招聘,并扩大向共和党控制州的外展活动;此次临时选举定于10月24日举行,艾比将竞选重心放在捍卫公立医疗体系上。

📰 还在发生

  • 内陆不列颠哥伦比亚的原住民社区在受旱影响的鲑鱼回游中报告恐惧与物资短缺。
  • 阳光海岸的托儿项目在人员紧缺后重新开放。
  • 纳奈莫消防局长支持禁止连续火焰喷 torch,但警告存在限制。
  • 哈德森·威廉姆斯的女友称“加热对抗”球迷越过了‘巨大界限’。
  • 素里男子在2023年一宗谋杀案中被判二级谋杀罪成立。
  • 本拿比一段1号公路在严重车祸致一人入院后已重新开放。
  • 国家冰球联盟球员回顾高现金的淡季,工资帽升至1.04亿加元。
  • 大温地区获搜查令,可在2024年化学品泄漏事件后查封帕克兰炼油厂文件。
  • 斯阔米什区拒绝一项1.42亿加元的Woodfibre液化天然气交易。
  • 已发布各党派领袖在10月24日临时选举中参选资料。
  • 女子职业冰球联盟聘任艾莉森·伊齐为金眼队总经理。
  • 省内多名市长在临时选举宣布后表达愤怒。
  • 戈尔登镇撤回时钟决定,将改与艾伯塔省时间一致。
  • 联邦政府向管道沿线的原住民团体开放横越山脉输油管(Trans Mountain)股权参与机会。
  • 萨蒙阿姆牧场主杰米·坎普斯训练牦牛;加拿大牦牛数量估计约1,000头。
  • 不列颠哥伦比亚保守党临时领袖洛恩·多克森称临时选举后党内团结。
  • (重复ID)介绍在10月24日临时选举中参选的党派领袖。

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