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溫哥華週三要聞:CRAB公園命案、Summer Hotel僵局與創紀錄可卡因查獲

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🚑 突發與事故

  1. 溫哥華第6起兇殺案:一名男子在CRAB公園死亡。 警方週三凌晨接獲通報,前往位於市中心東區的CRAB公園(市中心東區)現場;急救人員施救後男子當場死亡,警方表示尚未找到嫌疑人。調查人員請曾在週二晚至週三上午7時前在該區的任何人聯繫警方。
  2. 本拿比一重大車禍導致西向1號公路封閉,1人送醫危殆。 撞擊發生在凌晨12:30前,封閉肯辛頓大道與斯普洛特街(Sprott Street)間車道;本拿比皇家騎警警告封路可能持續到午後,卑詩省緊急醫療服務確認一人傷勢危急送醫。

🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 溫哥華警方查獲創紀錄的328.55公斤可卡因,估值約5.8百萬加元。 一家溫哥華公司的員工在一批T恤訂單中發現毒品,警方追查貨櫃發現貨物於5月18日自宏都拉斯(Honduras)啟運,7月5日抵達蒙特婁;調查人員懷疑有組織犯罪介入,正與加拿大、宏都拉斯、牙買加與美國當局合作。
  2. 基洛納店家報案稱第3度遭入室竊盜,約900加元假髮被偷、櫥窗遭砸。 Mary-Claris Hair Extensions 店主Wendy Munyanyi表示,週二上午有三頂價值900加元的假髮被取走,店面窗戶被石塊擊碎;基洛納先前已推動閉路電視登記與安全補助,但Munyanyi稱她看不到改變。

🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 東海斯廷斯街116年歷史的Summer Hotel,在被列為危險建築近一年後仍陷僵局。 市議會去年12月宣布位於東海斯廷斯街341號為危險建築,並下令穩定或拆除;業主Thuan Phuoc Holdings面臨卑詩勞工安全局(WorkSafeBC)的停工命令,房客Robert Gallagher表示若准許修繕,約可提供36間房間。
  2. 前部長Brenda Bailey將不在10月24日的溫哥華南格蘭維爾選區尋求連任。 Bailey最近擔任卑詩省就業、經濟發展與創新部長,去年8月被診斷出可治療的早期癌症,已接受手術並現已無癌;她表示將為卑詩新民主黨(BC NDP)助選但不會親自參選。
  3. 卑詩省選舉正式展開首個完整競選日,各黨聚焦健保招募。 NDP領袖David Eby宣布計畫加大針對美國的健康照護人員招募力度,並擴展至共和黨執政的美國州份;臨時選舉定於10月24日舉行,Eby將選戰訴求圍繞捍衛公共健保。

📰 其他要聞

  • 卑詩內陸原住民報告受乾旱衝擊的鮭魚溯流帶來恐懼與匱乏。
  • 陽光海岸托育方案在人手短缺後重啟。
  • 納奈莫消防長支持禁止連續火焰噴槍,但警告執行限制。
  • Hudson Williams的女友指控Heated Rivalry球迷越過「重大界線」。
  • 素里男子被判2023年一宗謀殺案二級謀殺有罪。
  • 本拿比一段1號公路在嚴重車禍後重新開放,此事故送一人醫院。
  • NHL球員反思現金充裕的淡季,薪資上限飆升至1.04億。
  • 大溫地區獲得搜索令,欲在2024年化學洩漏案後查扣Parkland煉油廠文件。
  • 斯阔米殊地區(District of Squamish)否決1.42億加元的Woodfibre液化天然氣交易。
  • 公布卑詩臨時10月24日大選參選黨魁檔案。
  • 職業女子冰球聯盟(PWHL)任命Alison Izzi為Goldeneyes總經理。
  • 卑詩多位市長在臨時省選宣告後表達不滿。
  • Golden鎮撤回調整時鐘決定,改與亞伯達時間同步。
  • 聯邦政府開放跨山管線(Trans Mountain)股權給沿線原住民團體入股。
  • 薩蒙阿姆(Salmon Arm)牧場主Jamie Kamps訓練犛牛;加拿大估計約有1,000頭犛牛。
  • 卑詩保守黨臨時黨魁Lorne Doerkson表示臨時選舉召開後黨內團結。
  • (重複編號)介紹參與卑詩臨時10月24日大選的黨魁。

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