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溫哥華週四要聞 · 波威爾街火災、今年第6起兇殺案與伊比的「卑詩與加拿大在地製造」計畫

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🚑 突發與事故

  1. 火勢從空置的波威爾街(Powell Street)建物延燒到兩棟鄰近建築。 週二位於波威爾街568號的火災,燒毀一間餐廳並造成居民被迫搬離;鄰近566號的單人房屋主表示,他在該棟廢置建物空置四年後已向市府通報其具火災風險;市府稱有積極調查,未回應進一步提問。
  2. 蘇克北方的野火失控延燒。 省政府報告指出蘇克(Sooke)北方的火勢被列為失控,當地持續動員滅火應對。
  3. 溫哥華(Vancouver)記錄2026年第6起兇殺案,一名男子在蟹公園(CRAB Park)被發現死亡。 警方宣布這起在蟹公園發現的死亡案件為本市2026年的第六起兇殺案。

🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 伊比(David Eby)承諾推動「卑詩省與加拿大在地製造」採購規則,鎖定北海岸輸電線。 伊比表示,新規將要求各部會、皇權機構與衛生當局優先採購卑詩省與加拿大材料,並指示卑詩水電公司(BC Hydro)使用加拿大鋼材建造北海岸輸電線第1期70%以及第2期100%的輸電塔。
  2. 前卑詩保守黨領袖約翰·拉斯塔德(John Rustad)不會在下屆選舉參選。 拉斯塔德確認不爭取連任。

💼 經濟與商業

  1. Airbnb資料顯示卑詩省國內搜尋量增加40%,偏鄉住宿需求上升。 Airbnb指出卑詩省國內旅遊目的地搜尋年增40%,全加拿大國內搜尋年增25%,偏鄉地區比2025年成長30%。
  2. 火災燒毀賽可穆斯(Sicamous)老牌冰淇淋店D Dutchmen Dairy的建物。 在地報導表示,這家經營多年的店家建物遭火毀損。

🎨 社區與文化

  1. 研究人員在溫哥華檢視來自薩利什海(Salish Sea)的紅眼、寄生性、多毛腿海蜘蛛。 溫哥華科學家在顯微鏡下研究這類薩利什海海蜘蛛,以記錄其生物特性。
  2. 溫哥華作家的繪本入圍CBC兒童閱讀(CBC Kids Reads)2026年五強。 一位溫哥華作家的繪本被列為CBC兒童閱讀2026年五本決選作品之一。

📰 今日其他要聞

  • 坦伯里奇(Tumbler Ridge)在一起重大槍擊後取消年度萬聖節煙火。
  • 蘭里(Langley)一隻浣熊因一隻腳被困遭安樂死;保護毛皮動物組織提供1,000加元獎金。
  • 鮑德山脊(Bald Range)野火燒毀社區大部分房屋,福道家庭在灰燼中搜尋遺物。
  • 波士頓巴(Boston Bar)多起火警後召集調查人員。
  • 基洛納(Kelowna)橋樑車禍造成2死,路段封閉數小時。
  • 納奈莫(Nanaimo)計畫購置公共藝術,紀念已消失的華埠。
  • 評論:為何伊比看似在與唐納·川普(Donald Trump)對陣。
  • 蛋白質熱潮與乳製品關稅衝擊加拿大生產者與零售業者。
  • 坎盧普斯(Kamloops)男子在內陸卑詩湖岸發現罕見猛獁象牙齒。
  • (重複列在上方)溫哥華海蜘蛛研究。
  • (重複)波士頓巴火警調查。
  • 維多利亞(Victoria)Galloping Goose步道新增封閉路段。
  • 奧卡那根湖(Okanagan Lake)一名划槳者失蹤,這個夏天已多起溺水事件。
  • (上文亦有)溫哥華在蟹公園發生2026年第6起兇殺案。

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