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Mga bata nagpasimula ng apoy at nag-driveaway; pekeng pulis may kondisyunal na pagbitaw; Doerkson kasama si Clark sa laro ng Lions — Vancouver Sabado

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🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. Pansamantalang pinuno ng B.C. Conservatives na si Lorne Doerkson ay dumalo sa laro ng B.C. Lions kasama ang dating punong-ministro na si Christy Clark noong Biyernes ng gabi. Naging pansamantalang lider si Doerkson noong Linggo matapos magbitiw si Kerry-Lynne Findlay, at sinabi ni Clark — na nagsilbi bilang punong-ministro mula 2011–2017 — sa mga reporter na ang pag-aanunsyo ng halalan nang mas maaga sa linggong iyon ay “talagang hindi naririnig.”
  2. Isang lalaki mula North Vancouver na si Wayne Peter Church ang nakatanggap ng 18-buwang kondisyunal na pagbitaw matapos magpanggap bilang opisyal ng RCMP. Si Church, 59, ay umamin na nagkasala sa paggamit ng ilaw pang-emergency at pagpapakilalang kasapi ng North Vancouver RCMP sa pagitan ng ika-1 ng Enero at ika-1 ng Marso noong nakaraang taon; tinanggap ni Judge Joseph Galati ang pinagkasunduang sentensiya ng Crown at depensa matapos marinig na nagsagawa si Church ng mga hakbang para sa rehabilitasyon.
  3. Ayon sa Mission RCMP, dalawang hiwalay na insidente noong Setyembre 18 ang kinasasangkutan ng isang 7-anyos na nagpasimula ng apoy sa bahay at isang 4-anyos na nagmaneho ng Cadillac ng magulang at bumangga sa dalawang nakaparadang kotse. Iniulat ng pulisya na ikinabit ng 7-anyos ang maliit na blow torch sa isang silindro ng propane at pinatay ng bumbero ang maliit na apoy; ang mga kuha mula sa surveillance camera ay nagpakita na pinaandar ng 4-anyos ang Cadillac Escalade at tinamaan ang dalawang nakaparadang sasakyan, at walang naiulat na nasugatan.

📰 Also Today

  • Pamilyang mula sa B.C. naghahanap pa rin ng kasagutan isang buwan matapos ang nakakamatay na pagbaha sa Nepal.
  • Isang mamamayang Canadian ang detenido at tinanong nang ilang oras sa pagdaan sa hangganan ng U.S.
  • Lalaki mula Squamish gumamit ng motion-activated na zombie upang takutin ang mga oso mula sa basura.
  • Ipinahayag ni Lorne Doerkson ang kaniyang mga pagpapahalaga habang pinamumunuan niya ang B.C. Conservatives papasok sa halalan.
  • Pansamantalang pinuno ng B.C. Conservatives dumalo sa laro ng Lions kasama ang dating punong-ministro Christy Clark.
  • May ilang meteorologist sa telebisyon na nagtutulak na pag-usapan ang pagbabago ng klima on-air.
  • Animnapung taon ng materyal tungkol sa Treaty 8 ang naibalik sa mga taong Dane-zaa sa hilagang bahagi ng B.C.
  • Ang mga pagnanakaw at pagpasok sa gusali ay nagdulot ng hanggang $60,000 na pinsala sa isang lugar ng kultura ng Nisga’a malapit sa Terrace.
  • Kinumpirma si White Rock Mayor Megan Knight bilang kandidato ng B.C. Conservatives sa Surrey South.
  • Naaresto ang driver matapos masagasaan ng SUV ang dalawang bata sa Kelowna.

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Squamish man uses motion-activated zombie to scare bears away from garbage

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Interim B.C. Conservative leader Lorne Doerkson was spotted alongside former Liberal premier Christy Clark at a B.C. Lions football game on Friday night.

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B.C. man who pulled over drivers with fake police lights gets conditional discharge

A North Vancouver man who impersonated a Mountie and pulled over drivers received a conditional discharge and could avoid a criminal record.

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Kids starting a fire, taking a vehicle set off warning from Mounties in B.C.

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