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溫哥華週六要聞 · 孩童縱火駕車、冒警有條件不起訴、洛恩·多克森現身獅隊

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🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 卑詩省臨時保守黨領袖洛恩·多克森(Lorne Doerkson)週五晚與前省長克里斯蒂·克拉克(Christy Clark)一同出席卑詩獅隊比賽。 多克森在週日成為臨時領袖,原因是凱瑞-琳·芬德利(Kerry-Lynne Findlay)辭職;克拉克,曾任省長(2011–2017),對本週早些時候宣布選舉表示「完全令人難以置信」。
  2. 北溫哥華男子韋恩·彼得·丘奇(Wayne Peter Church)冒充皇家加拿大騎警,被判18個月有條件不起訴。 59歲的丘奇承認在去年1月1日至3月1日期間使用緊急燈,並自稱為北溫哥華的皇家加拿大騎警;法官喬瑟夫·加拉蒂(Joseph Galati)在得知丘奇已採取復健措施後,接受檢方與辯方的共同量刑建議。
  3. 密遜皇家加拿大騎警表示,9月18日發生兩起獨立事件,一名7歲孩童縱火,另一名4歲孩童駕駛父母的凱迪拉克艾斯卡拉德(Cadillac Escalade)撞上兩輛停車車輛。 警方報告指出,7歲孩童將小型噴燈接在丙烷罐上,引燃小火,消防隊撲滅火勢;監視器畫面顯示,4歲孩童啟動那輛凱迪拉克休旅車並撞上兩輛停放車輛,均無人受傷報告。

📰 其他要聞

  • 卑詩家庭在尼泊爾致命洪水事件一個月後仍在尋求答案。
  • 加拿大公民在美國邊境通關處被扣留並訊問數小時。
  • 斯阔米什男子用動作感應殭屍裝置嚇走到垃圾旁的熊。
  • 洛恩·多克森說明其價值觀,率卑詩保守黨走向選戰。
  • 卑詩保守黨臨時領袖與前省長克里斯蒂·克拉克同場觀戰獅隊。
  • 部分電視氣象播報員力促在節目中討論氣候變遷。
  • 六十年來的第八條條約資料回歸北卑詩的Dane-zaa(丹尼札)族群。
  • 特拉斯附近尼斯加族文化地點遭入侵,損失高達60,000元。
  • 懷特羅克市長梅根·奈特(Megan Knight)確認為士嘉堡南(Surrey South)選區的卑詩保守黨候選人。
  • 基洛納一輛SUV撞及兩名兒童,司機遭逮捕。

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