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溫哥華本週速覽 · 西班牙灘槍擊、5億加元鉀肥投資與加人重建

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🚑 突發與事故

  1. 西班牙灘(Spanish Banks)槍擊案後一人被捕。 溫哥華警察局(Vancouver Police)表示,週六下午近5時接報,兩名蒙面男子在西北海洋大道(Northwest Marine Drive)的一處西班牙灘停車場朝一輛有人車輛開槍;警方在東溫哥華尋獲並逮捕一名嫌犯,當時未發現受害者,調查仍在進行中。

  2. 米慎(Mission)兩起兒童安全事故促皇家加拿大騎警(RCMP)發出警告。 皇家加拿大騎警在米慎報導,9月18日一名7歲孩童將小型噴燈接到丙烷瓶引發住宅火警,另同一天一名4歲孩童駕駛家中凱迪拉克(Cadillac)撞上兩輛停放車輛;所幸無人受傷,當地消防局出動處理火勢。

🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 民調顯示省長臨時選舉宣佈後不列顛哥倫比亞保守黨(BC Conservatives)領先新民主黨(NDP)。 週四公布的安格斯·里德(Angus Reid)民調顯示,傾向與已決定的選民中有43%會投票給不列顛哥倫比亞保守黨,35%支持新民主黨;65%受訪者認為省長大衛·艾比(David Eby)把留任置於省利益之上。

  2. 不列顛哥倫比亞保守黨代理領袖洛恩·多克森(Lorne Doerkson)將首度提出競選政策。 多克森在選舉宣佈後數日首次以正式競選身分亮相;報導引用新民調顯示,保守黨支持度在11天內上升6個百分點到43%,而新民主黨下滑6點至35%。

  3. 大衛·艾比承諾對閒置未售公寓課新稅並提高投機費率。 在本拿比(Burnaby)競選造勢中,艾比表示對完成但空置超過一年的公寓單位將課徵起始2%的稅,且每多空置一年稅率再增1%;他並引用不動產數據估計大溫地區有數千個未售單位,價值約44億加元。

  4. 艾琳諾·斯特科(Elenore Sturko)在多名黨員脫黨後成為中部卑詩黨(CentreBC)領袖。 斯特科表示在七名同僚再度加入不列顛哥倫比亞保守黨後仍留在中部卑詩,該黨僅剩一名省議員,突顯在艾比宣佈提前選舉後數日內該黨的迅速升起與衰落。

  5. 皇家加拿大騎警監督機構因臨時選舉延後公布卑詩對峙事件的警務檢討報告。 平民審查與申訴委員會(Civilian Review and Complaints Commission)因省內臨時選舉時程而延遲公布對一次資源對峙事件的警務檢討。

💼 經濟與商業

  1. Canpotex將在北溫哥華Neptune貨運碼頭(Neptune Bulk Terminals)投資5億加元升級工程。 這家薩斯喀徹溫省(Saskatchewan)鉀肥出口商宣布,將投入5億加元更換與翻修溫哥華港Neptune貨運碼頭的設備,目標支援Canpotex每年輸運超過1,500萬公噸的加拿大鉀肥。

  2. 星巴克加拿大(Starbucks Canada)關閉卑詩多家門市,為北美250家店關閉計畫一部分。 星巴克表示,卑詩門市多數最後營業日為9月26日週六,此舉屬於其在北美計畫關閉250家店的範圍,同時承諾在2026財年結束前完成1,500家門市升級改造。

  3. 數百名卑詩傾卸卡車司機因創紀錄柴油價組成車隊前往溫哥華抗議。 司機週五早上約8:30從素里與阿博茨福出發,開往溫哥華抗議當日溫哥華柴油每公升達2.839加元;抗議者警告,許多獨立業者將不得不把成本轉嫁給客戶。

  4. 溫哥華公司擴大菌絲體(mycelium)生產以降低肉類成本。 報導介紹一家溫哥華公司種植真菌菌絲體作為原料,減少對牛肉的依賴並開發更便宜的蛋白替代品,說明該公司在產品開發上的應用與對抗肉價上漲的訴求。

🎨 社區與文化

  1. 錫克人(Sikh)人道團體向原住民學生發放開學用品。 該錫克慈善團體在開學前向卑詩社區的原住民學生提供文具與學用品,協助家庭因應新學年需求。

  2. 次姆森族(Ts’msyen)食譜打算以當地紅鮭食譜改變北海岸料理的標籤。 一本新的次姆森族食譜改寫北海岸傳統做法,並明確挑戰作者所稱的「紅鮭優越論」,展示該地區的原住民料理實踐。

  3. 熱帶木瓜(pawpaw)在加拿大生長並在卑詩花園引起關注。 報導探討俗稱「外星香蕉」的木瓜,指出此果可在加拿大部分地區栽培,並介紹在卑詩嘗試種植該果的栽培者。

  4. 《第八條約》(Treaty 8)六十年文件遣返至北卑詩的Dane-zaa族。 報導記錄將涵蓋六十年歷史的條約資料與文物返還給Dane-zaa族,描述此一遣返過程與意義。

🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 北溫哥華男子冒充皇家加拿大騎警獲判18個月有條件不起訴。 59歲的韋恩·彼得·丘奇(Wayne Peter Church)承認在2025年1月1日至3月1日期間裝設救援燈於其皮卡並冒充治安官,檢方與辯方共同建議18個月有條件不起訴,法官接受該建議。

  2. 全國九所伊斯蘭學校在收到電子威脅後提高警戒。 加拿大穆斯林協會(Muslim Association of Canada)表示,在安大略、卑詩與魁北克共有九所所屬學校收到署名為「公民義警(Citizen Vigilante)」的匿名信,威脅要對穆斯林進行「屠殺」;當地警方與皮爾區(Peel Region)仇恨犯罪調查單位已加強巡邏。

  3. 已定罪的兒童殺害犯肖恩·厄特莫德(Shane Ertmoed)獲准60天無陪同短暫外出上烹飪課。 厄特莫德因2002年對10歲希瑟·托馬斯(Heather Thomas)的性侵與殺害被判無期徒刑,他獲准在社區住宿設施並在24小時監督下,無陪同外出60天參加烹飪課程。

🏈 體育

  1. 溫哥華加人(Canucks)進入重建期,新教練曼尼·馬爾霍特拉(Manny Malhotra)訂下新的成功衡量標準。 在上季於國家冰球聯盟(NHL)排名墊底後,溫哥華隊在潘蒂克頓(Penticton)展開訓練營,新任教練馬爾霍特拉強調強度、體系與爭搶冰 puck 的鬥志,而非立即求勝;加人下週二將在埃德蒙頓(Edmonton)對戰油人(Oilers)開季。

  2. 溫哥華從渥太華(Ottawa)領回守門員李維·梅里萊寧(Leevi Merilainen)透過放棄債權(waivers)。 這位24歲的芬蘭人上季為參議員隊(Senators)出賽20場,紀錄為8勝10敗1延長賽負,場均失球3.51、守門率0.860;他職業生涯共有34場NHL出賽,並於2020年選秀第71順位被選中。

  3. 國家冰球聯盟(NHL)常規賽擴為84場,例行賽下週開幕將有重要的加國對戰。 本季例行賽共有1,344場比賽,每隊首度自1993-94賽季以來皆打84場,溫哥華的初期賽程被列為日曆變動中的重點之一。

🌦️ 天氣與道路

  1. 創紀錄的貓頭鷹遷徙使北卑詩的鳥類圈標隊措手不及。 北卑詩的鳥類標記隊報告,貓頭鷹的遷徙數量創新高,導致團隊必須緊急應對大量個體的處理需求。

  2. 隨著野火季趨緩,卑詩社區開始重建。 報導詳述省內多個社區在野火旺季過後啟動重建與復原工作。

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