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温哥华要闻 · 9月30日:商场撞人致两死、旧圣保罗公投争议与加人加时胜利

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🚑 突发与事故

  1. 两名行人在查斯瓦森米尔斯购物中心停车场被撞身亡,车辆还撞及另两人。 德尔塔警方称,事故发生在9月30日上午约10:25,初步信息显示司机可能突发医疗状况,导致车辆撞上四名行人,其中两人当场死亡,其他人在现场接受治疗;警方确认该冲撞造成一次“真相与和解”活动取消,并建议民众避开该区域。

  2. 运输安全局认定斯阔米什附近伍德费伯液化天然气工地的船只碰撞存在安全漏洞。 运输安全局的调查将碰撞归因于斯阔米什附近伍德费伯液化天然气工地的安全漏洞,报告指出程序或监管失灵助长了事件,依据该机构公布的调查结果,监管方和业界被敦促采取纠正措施。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 市长候选人在关于将旧圣保罗医院改作强制护理床位的公投问题上发生冲突。 肯·沈(Ken Sim)所属的ABC党将在10月17日的市政选票上加入一项公投问题,询问市府是否应请求省府将旧圣保罗医院的一部分用于强制护理床位;候选人卡里姆·阿拉姆(Kareem Allam)称此提议为“监狱”,其他候选人则提出替代的公共安全方案,包括指定吸毒消费场所位置和派出外展团队。

  2. 省选战役在白人至上主义横幅事件后以国家真相与和解日为背景展开。 新民主党领袖大卫·艾比(David Eby)出席了9月30日在特克姆拉普斯特·塞克韦佩姆克(Tk’emlups te Secwepemc)举行的仪式,原住民领导人理事会谴责了保留地近期的横幅事件;地区首席特里·蒂吉(Terry Teegee)在理事会声明中呼吁渥太华将寄宿学校否认主义在刑法中定为仇恨言论。

💼 经济与商业

  1. 邻居要求清理位于纳奈莫湖路附近的持续20年帐篷营地。 南纳奈莫居民迈克·戈戈告诉《环球新闻》,长期存在的营地距他的圣诞树农场约四英里,无人机画面显示有露营者、车辆和碎片;纳奈莫地区辖区在2014–2019年间对该地有建档,但自那以后无记录行动,邻居们希望业主承担清理费用。

  2. 对德里斯科尔(Driscoll’s)覆盆子化学残留检测提出质疑。 健康与食品安全报道审视了德里斯科尔覆盆子上检测到的化学物水平,列出测得的残留物及其限值,为零售商和公共卫生官员在向消费者提供水果安全建议时提供可参考的阈值和检测结果。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. 下西米尔卡米恩社区步行纪念“橙衫日”,长者分享寄宿学校记忆。 玛丽·路易(Mary Louie)回忆她如何穿越山路逃离寄宿学校回家,下西米尔卡米恩印第安乐团于9月29日举办步行活动,让社区在9月30日国家真相与和解日前夕集体反思,组织者表示。

  2. “橙衫日”创始人菲利斯·韦布斯塔德出版回忆录,回顾生存与倡导经历。 菲利斯·韦布斯塔德的新回忆录讲述她在寄宿学校的经历和“橙衫日”的起源,将个人故事与每年9月30日的全国纪念联系起来,作者在宣传材料和访谈中如此说明。

  3. 温哥华加人(Vancouver Canucks)以6-5加时击败埃德蒙顿油人,保罗·科特在加时破门。 在埃德蒙顿的比赛中,温哥华加人以6-5战胜油人,保罗·科特在加时1分59秒进球取胜,马尔科·罗西、乔纳森·莱克里马克、马克斯·萨松和埃利亚斯·佩特森也各有进球;据赛报,此役使加人以1胜0负0负加时的战绩开启新赛季。

📰 还有这些要闻

  • 卑诗一教师因“Grindr”诱捕被禁止任教多年,涉案用户被认为14岁,教师遭禁。
  • 查斯瓦森第一民族提前结束真相与和解活动,组织者称发生“严重事件”。
  • 解读卑诗省地方与省级政府的不同,梳理各自职责与分工。
  • 橙衫协会在坎卢普斯设立专柜,结束多年无授权商品销售局面,该专柜由协会运营。
  • 编织篮子赠与奥肯那根长者,替代被野火焚毁的物品,社区归还文化物品。
  • 米歇尔·古德谈将家族真相融入小说创作,作者将家族史与新作相连。
  • 部分查斯瓦森第一民族成员将在本月面临三场选举投票,成员将收到多张选票。
  • 马克·卡尼宣布为海洋保护拨款12亿加元,重大项目在即,联邦资金承诺详述。
  • 基蒂马特在液化天然气加拿大二期推进下谋求持久经济遗产,社区就二期影响展开讨论。
  • 温哥华金眼球队(Vancouver Goldeneyes)与首位PWHL选秀权卡罗琳·哈维签订三年合约,球队发布合同消息。

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