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温哥华要闻 · Canpotex投5亿加元改造码头、艾比提议空置公寓税与加人收门将 · 周五简报

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🚑 突发与事故

  1. 两名科洛纳小学生在下校车后被撞严重受伤。 事故发生在周四,地点为科洛纳上密逊(Upper Mission)阿博维景路(Arbor View Drive),发生时校车已将学生放下;两名学生被送院,警方称伤势严重。科洛纳皇家骑警表示一人曾短暂被拘留,调查人员正在核查校车是否开启了闪烁红灯。
  2. 本那比学区遭网络攻击,系统受扰并引发数据泄露担忧。 本那比学区本周遭到攻击,导致学区服务与运作广泛中断;学区官员与警方正在调查潜在的数据暴露范围及系统停摆情况。

🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 全国九所伊斯兰学校收到威胁电邮,威胁“屠杀”穆斯林;学校高度戒备。 加拿大穆斯林协会称其在安大略、不列颠哥伦比亚(卑诗省)和魁北克的九所学校收到同一匿名威胁,署名为“公民义士(Citizen Vigilante)”,各校已雇用安保并通知警方,皮尔区警察的仇恨犯罪组介入并加强巡逻。
  2. 被定罪的儿童杀人犯舍恩·厄特莫德获批准60天无陪同临时离监赴学学厨艺。 厄特莫德因2002年杀害10岁希瑟·托马斯被判无期徒刑,他将在社区住宅设施内接受24小时监管,每天与一名红印(Red Seal)厨师工作4.5小时,假释委员会条件禁止他返回下本拿比(Lower Mainland)。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 卑诗新民主党领袖大卫·艾比提议对存放一年以上未售出的精装修公寓征收2%税。 艾比在本那比的竞选站宣布,税率起点为2%,每多一年未售加1%,他称此举可释出约5,000套目前空置的公寓,并援引不动产数据估计大温地区未售单位价值约44亿加元。
  2. 最新昂格斯·里德民调显示省保守党以43%领先,省新民主党为35%,快选后民调变化。 民调显示65%受访者认为“选举太早”,33%对省保守党执政准备表示担忧;20%仍未决定,35%对自己的投票选择“非常确定”。

💼 经济与商业

  1. Canpotex(坎波泰克斯)将投资5亿加元升级北温哥华海王星散货码头(Neptune Bulk Terminals)。 这家来自萨斯喀彻温的出口商在周五的奠基仪式上宣布,资金将用于更换和翻新码头设备;Canpotex每年运出超过1500万吨加拿大钾肥,称此次升级将改善对南美和印太地区的出口。
  2. 星巴克加拿大(Starbucks Canada)将关闭250家北美门店,包括多家卑诗省门店,关闭日期大致在9月26日前后。 星巴克称约1%的北美咖啡店将在公司判断无可行出路处关闭;公司计划在2026财年前进行至少1500家门店的“升级改造”,并将在受影响的卑诗门店本周末张贴停业通知。
  3. 数百名卑诗省垃圾卡车司机车队驶向温哥华,抗议创纪录柴油价近2.84加元/升。 来自素里和阿伯茨福的司机周五发起车队,援引温哥华柴油每升2.839加元;抗议者警告柴油涨价迫使独立承包商自行承担燃料成本或转嫁给顾客,省保守党候选人布鲁斯·班曼出席了集会。

🏈 体育

  1. 温哥华加人(Vancouver Canucks)从渥太华参议员队(Ottawa Senators)接收门将李维·梅里莱宁。 这位24岁的芬兰门将上赛季为渥太华出战20场,战绩8胜10负1加时,场均失球3.51,扑救率0.860;梅里莱宁生涯已有34场国家冰球联盟(NHL)比赛经历,2020年第三轮第71顺位被选中。

📰 Also Today

  • 伊琳诺·斯图尔科成为中卑诗党(CentreBC)领袖并成为唯一现任议员,此前其他省议员重返省保守党。
  • 120万卑诗省居民没有家庭医生,关于初级医疗可及性的报道。
  • 随着野火季节趋缓,卑诗社区重建生活,报道复苏行动。
  • 温哥华岛青少年体育赛季因志愿者短缺面临威胁,联赛或受影响。
  • 卑诗东北部研究人员警告未来更暖且极端天气风险上升,地区气候研究。
  • 卑诗省检察长对报告作出回应:ChatGPT据称就图姆布勒岭枪手的防护措施提供建议,内阁反应。
  • 皇家骑警监察机构因快选推迟关于资源对峙时期执法的报告,以时间安排为由。
  • 自卑诗省快选宣布以来事件速览,时间线报道。
  • 分析:将历史早选结果套用于艾比的押注,专题分析。
  • 即将离任的乔治王子市议会推迟就新冰球场与表演艺术中心作出决定,议会投票延后。
  • 民调:三分之二卑诗居民反对提前投票,民意概况。
  • 警方调查发往全国穆斯林学校的威胁电邮,国家安全后续。
  • 温哥华加人证实从渥太华接收门将李维·梅里莱宁,球队公告。
  • 国家冰球联盟赛季扩展至84场并列出关键赛程日期,联赛日历预览。

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