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溫哥華週三速讀 · 停車場撞擊、聖保祿公投與加人延長勝利

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🚑 突發與事故

  1. 兩名行人在查斯瓦森米爾斯購物中心停車場遭車輛撞擊喪生。 三角洲警察表示,事故發生於9月30日上午約10:25,初步資訊顯示駕駛人可能在駕車時發生醫療緊急狀況,撞及四名行人,其中兩人死亡,其他人在現場接受治療;警方證實該撞擊導致一場「真相與和解」活動取消,並呼籲民眾避開該區域。

  2. 交通安全委員會在斯夸米什附近的Woodfibre 液化天然氣廠工地船隻碰撞案中發現安全漏洞。 交通安全委員會(Transportation Safety Board)調查認為,事故歸因於斯夸米什附近Woodfibre 液化天然氣(Woodfibre LNG)工地的安全程序與監督缺失,報告指出程序或監管失靈助長事故發生,並依其公布結論呼籲監管機關與業界採取修正措施。

🏛️ 政治與政府

  1. 市長候選人在是否就將舊聖保祿醫院改為非自願收治床位舉行公民投票上交鋒。 肯·心(Ken Sim)所屬ABC黨(ABC Party)在10月17日市選選票上提出公民投票問題,詢問市府是否應請省府撥用舊聖保祿醫院部分空間作非自願收治床位;候選人卡里姆·阿拉姆(Kareem Allam)形容此提案如「監獄」,另有候選人提出對立的公共安全方案,包括指定吸毒消費場所與外展小組等。

  2. 卑詩省選戰在白人民族主義橫幅事件後,標記國家真相與和解日。 新民主黨領袖大衛·艾比(David Eby)出席9月30日在Tk’emlups te Secwepemc的紀念儀式,原住民領導理事會(First Nations Leadership Council)譴責保留地上的橫幅事件;地區酋長特里·提吉(Terry Teegee)在理事會聲明中呼籲聯邦將寄宿學校否認主義列為《刑法》仇恨言論的一種。

💼 經濟與商業

  1. 鄰居要求清理納奈莫湖路旁逾20年紮營區。 南納奈莫居民麥克·戈戈(Mike Gogo)告訴媒體,該長期紮營區距他的聖誕樹農場約四英里,無人機畫面顯示有紮營者、車輛與雜物;納奈莫區域管理局在2014–2019年間對該地有未結案案列,但之後沒有記錄行動,鄰居要求地產所有者負擔清理費用。

  2. 德里斯科爾(Driscoll's)覆盆莓檢測出化學物質濃度引發質疑。 菜市場與食品安全報導檢視在德里斯科爾覆盆莓上檢出的化學殘留及其濃度,列出測得的物質與界限值,為零售商與公共衛生官員在向消費者提供蔬果安全建議時,提供可參考的檢測結果與閾值資訊。

🎨 社區與文化

  1. 下西密爾坎(Lower Similkameen)社區步行活動於9月29日紀念橘色襯衫日,長老分享寄宿學校記憶。 瑪麗·路易(Mary Louie)回憶她如何走過山路逃離寄宿學校重返家園;下西密爾坎印第安部落於9月29日舉辦步行,讓社區在9月30日全國真相與和解日前先行反思,主辦單位表示。

  2. 橘色襯衫日創辦人菲利斯·韋布斯塔德出版回憶錄,反思生存與倡議。 菲利斯·韋布斯塔德(Phyllis Webstad)新書回顧她在寄宿學校的經歷以及橘色襯衫日的起源,將個人故事與每年9月30日的全國性悼念連結起來,作者在宣傳與訪談資料中如是說。

  3. 溫哥華加人(Vancouver Canucks)以6比5延長賽擊退埃德蒙頓油人(Edmonton Oilers),保羅·科特在延長賽建功。 在埃德蒙頓,溫哥華加人以6比5勝出,保羅·科特(Paul Cotter)在延長賽1分59秒進球決勝,馬可·羅西(Marco Rossi)、喬納森·萊克里馬基(Jonathan Lekkerimaki)、馬克斯·薩松(Max Sasson)與伊利亞斯·彼得森(Elias Pettersson)也有進球;此役讓加人開季戰績為1勝0負0和,賽後報導如此記述。

📰 今日其他要聞

  • 卑詩一名教師因Grindr誘捕遭處多年教職禁令,教師在與疑為14歲者的用戶互動後被禁職。
  • 查斯瓦森原住民(Tsawwassen First Nation)提前結束真相與和解活動,主辦單位稱因「緊急事件」。
  • 解說:卑詩地方政府與省政府差異,釐清各級政府職責。
  • 橘色襯衫協會在卡姆盧普斯(Kamloops)開設服務亭,取代多年來未授權的商品銷售,服務亭由協會經營。
  • 編織籃贈予奧肯那根(Okanagan)長老,替代遭野火燒失的物品,社區歸還文化物品。
  • 米歇爾·古德(Michelle Good)談將家族真相編織入小說,作者將家族史與新作連結。
  • 部分查斯瓦森原住民成員本月面臨三場選舉投票,成員將收到多張選票。
  • 馬克·卡尼(Mark Carney)宣布為海洋保護投入12億加元($1.2B),並規劃重大專案。
  • 基蒂馬(Kitimat)關注液化天然氣加拿大第二階段帶來的長期經濟遺產,社區就第二階段影響進行討論。
  • 溫哥華金眼隊(Vancouver Goldeneyes)與首輪選秀狀元卡羅琳·哈維(Caroline Harvey)簽下三年合約,球隊公布合約。

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