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儿童纵火与驾车撞车、冒充警察有条件免责、多尔克森现身雄狮赛 · 温哥华周六要闻

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🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. 临时不列颠哥伦比亚保守党(B.C. Conservative)领袖洛恩·多尔克森(Lorne Doerkson)周五晚与前省长克里斯蒂·克拉克(Christy Clark)一同出席了不列颠哥伦比亚雄狮(B.C. Lions)比赛。 多尔克森于周日接任临时党魁,此前凯瑞‑林恩·芬德雷(Kerry-Lynne Findlay)辞职;曾在2011–2017年担任省长的克拉克对记者表示,本周早些时候的选举宣布“绝对闻所未闻”。
  2. 北温哥华男子韦恩·彼得·彻奇(Wayne Peter Church)因冒充加拿大皇家骑警(RCMP)获判18个月有条件免责。 59岁的彻奇承认在去年1月1日至3月1日期间使用警灯并自称为北温哥华皇家骑警;法官约瑟夫·加拉蒂(Joseph Galati)在听取检辩双方合意量刑并得知彻奇已采取戒治措施后接受了该判决。
  3. 米申皇家骑警表示,9月18日发生的两起独立案件分别涉及一名7岁儿童点燃家中火源和一名4岁儿童驾驶父母的凯迪拉克撞上两辆停放车辆。 警方称,7岁儿童将小型喷灯连接到丙烷罐引燃,消防部门扑灭了小火灾;监控录像显示,4岁儿童发动了凯迪拉克Escalade并撞上两辆停放车辆,所幸无人受伤。

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  • 斯阔米什男子用感应僵尸装置吓跑觅食垃圾桶的熊。
  • 洛恩·多尔克森阐述其带领不列颠哥伦比亚保守党竞选的价值观。
  • 不列颠哥伦比亚保守党临时领袖与前省长克里斯蒂·克拉克一同出席雄狮比赛。
  • 部分电视气象播报员主张在节目中讨论气候变化。
  • 六十年条约文献归还给不列颠哥伦比亚北部的Dane-zaa人民。
  • 近特雷斯的尼斯加文化遗址遭入室盗窃,损失高达60,000加元。
  • 怀特罗克市长梅根·奈特(Megan Knight)确认成为萨里南(Surrey South)选区的不列颠哥伦比亚保守党候选人。
  • 基洛纳一辆SUV撞伤两名儿童后,司机被捕。

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