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温哥华周二要闻 · LNG 加拿大扩建、沿岸暴雨预警与皇家骑警调查

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🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 陪审团认定两名男子在惠斯勒帮派枪击案中犯有一级谋杀罪。 综合凶杀调查组(IHIT)在今日结案后取得对惠斯勒致命帮派枪击案的一级谋杀定罪;两名男子在审判结束后被判有罪。该判决结束了将嫌疑人与针对性事件联系起来的重大刑事调查。
  2. 皇家骑警确认调查针对包括温哥华在内穆斯林学校的死亡威胁。 皇家骑警(RCMP)在收到针对多所穆斯林学校的威胁信息后已展开调查,信息中明确点名至少一所温哥华学校;警方表示今天正与地方警察和学校合作调查。鉴于调查仍在进行,当局尚未公布更多行动细节。
  3. 前素里警察局长在法庭对解职提起异议。 前素里(Surrey)警察局长已提交法院文件,质疑董事会的解职决定;此案现由卑诗省法院受理。诉讼旨在推翻解职决定,并将按常规司法审查程序推进。
  4. 法官将就被判贩毒的‘慈悲诊所’创办人提出的宪法质疑作出裁决。 卑诗省高级法院法官凯瑟琳·默里(Catherine Murray)定于今日就杰里米·卡利库姆(Jeremy Kalicum)和伊瑞斯·尼克斯(Eris Nyx)对其与2023年药物使用者解放阵线诊所突袭相关的贩毒定罪提出的宪法质疑作出裁决;他们的定罪此前为权利法案听证而被暂停。辩护律师称诊所关闭提高了依赖未受监管药物者的风险。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. LNG 加拿大获批二期扩建,基蒂马特项目估值约330亿加元。 总理马克·卡尼(Mark Carney)宣布,LNG 加拿大将推进估值约330亿加元的二期扩建计划。卡尼表示,扩建将使该设施成为世界最大之列,并创造“数千个新工作岗位”。今日在温哥华对外发布该扩建为一项重大的国家能源投资。
  2. 联邦政府在温哥华宣布为海洋保护计拨款12亿加元。 卡尼称,这12亿加元将用于包括扩大加拿大海岸警卫队船舶交通监控和国家海洋哺乳动物溢油应对计划等措施。该消息在温哥华一场活动上发布,恰在有关管道指定决定于周四作出之前。此项资金与通过温哥华港增加的船舶通行量直接相关。
  3. 沿海卑诗省包括大温地区将有强降雨和大风。 加拿大环境部今日发布预报,称沿海卑诗省将出现强降雨和大风,并明确点名大温地区在受影响范围内;预警提示未来48小时内可能发生洪水并导致出行中断。

💼 经济与商业

  1. 渥太华出资最多2240万加元在基洛纳机场开放165英亩用于开发。 联邦资金将用于供应基洛纳国际机场(Kelowna International Airport)165英亩土地的供水、下水道、电力、通信及雨水基础设施,支持航空航天与工业扩张,长期目标是将机场的预期经济产出推向约30亿加元并创造约1.2万个就业岗位。首期将为约三分之一土地提供服务。
  2. 美方对部分加拿大酒类的禁令在贸易争端中冲击卑诗省生产商。 随着美国对某些加拿大酒类产品的限制生效,卑诗省饮品生产商报告遭受影响,当地企业表示今日已失去进入美国市场的渠道。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. 团体推动将温哥华高架桥拆除纳入选举议题。 一民间团体今日发起运动,鼓励候选人在温哥华市政选举中回应长期拖延的高架桥拆除项目,要求竞选者明确时间表和预算细节。该倡议旨在将停滞的基础设施问题带入地方政治讨论。
  2. 纳拉马塔居民在志愿消防局长被解职后要求说法。 纳拉马塔(Naramata)社区成员对本周早些时候突如其来的消防局长解职表示不满,并向地区当局要求解释;居民称该决定令人惊讶,要求公开问责。

📰 还有今天

  • 为道森克里克公共核磁共振筹款达到300万加元目标。
  • 法官将于周二对‘慈悲诊所’创办人的宪法质疑作出裁决(卡利库姆与尼克斯)。
  • 温哥华发布有关LNG 加拿大扩建的联邦与业界声明。
  • 与比什诺伊有关的“Hood 420”帮派涉嫌对卑诗省一家电台发出威胁。
  • 瑞安·纽金特-霍普金斯将缺席油人队揭幕战;弗雷德里克·安德森将休战至12月。
  • 全国冰球联盟新赛季今晚开幕,多支加拿大球队出战,包括康纳克斯对阵油人。
  • 渥太华宣布2240万加元用于基洛纳机场(重复报道)。
  • 皇家骑警不会透露坦布勒岭枪击案中使用枪械的更多细节。
  • (重复)陪审团认定两名男子在惠斯勒帮派枪击案中犯有一级谋杀罪。
  • (重复)预计将就活动家贩毒定罪的宪法质疑作出裁决。
  • (重复)随着新赛季开始,宿敌重燃。
  • (重复)2240万加元投资将开放基洛纳机场165英亩土地。
  • (重复)卡尼称LNG 加拿大扩建可为亚洲和欧洲提供“可靠”供应。
  • (重复)卡尼在管道决定前宣布12亿加元海洋保护资金。
  • (重复)美国对加拿大酒类的禁令影响卑诗省生产商。

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