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Bangga sa Tsawwassen Mills, Pipeline na Itinalaga at Pangakong Bawas-Singil sa Gas — Vancouver Huwebes

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🚑 Breaking & Incidents

  1. Dalawang nakatatanda patay at dalawa sugatan nang bumangga ang pickup sa mga naglalakad sa Tsawwassen Mills noong Sept. 30. Ayon sa pulisya ng Delta, tinamaan ng pickup ang isang grupo sa labas ng Tsawwassen Mills (shopping centre sa Delta) habang nagsasagawa ng paglalakad para sa Pambansang Araw ng Katotohanan at Pagkakasundo (National Day for Truth and Reconciliation); nagpadala ang Provincial Health Services Authority (ahensiya ng kalusugang panlalawigan) ng 12 ambulansiyang pang-lupa at dalawang helicopter sa lugar. Nagpahayag ng pakikiramay sa social media sa parehong araw si Prime Minister Mark Carney (Punong Ministro).

🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. I-aanunsyo ng Ottawa at Alberta ang susunod na hakbang para sa West Coast pipeline sa Okt. 1 sa Fort McMurray. Nakatakda ang isang press conference ng Prime Minister’s Office (Tanggapan ng Punong Ministro) sa ganap na 9 a.m. MT kasama si Premier Danielle Smith at si Scott Burrows, CEO ng Pembina (kompanyang enerhiya); ang deadline ng Ottawa sa Okt. 1 ay maaaring ideklara ang panukala bilang isang proyekto ng pambansang interes sa ilalim ng major-projects framework. Tinatayang ang gastos ng proyekto ay nasa pagitan ng 35.2 bilyon at 43.7 bilyon, at susundan nito ang rutang katulad ng Trans Mountain Expansion.
  2. Binigyan ng dalawang buwan ang mga Indigenous groups para sa konsultasyon sa designation ng Pacific Link pipeline; ayon sa mga kritiko kulang ang impormasyon. Sinasabi ng pederal na buod na pinalawig mula isang buwan tungo sa dalawang buwan ang konsultasyon matapos idinaan ng mga pinuno ng Indigenous ang kanilang kinakabahan sa maikling timeline; plano ng gobyerno ang karagdagang konsultasyon at ang pag-secure ng mga pangkapaligirang proteksyon, pagpopondo at pakikipagsosyo sa Indigenous bago simulan ang konstruksyon na target magsimula sa Setyembre 2027. Ayon sa mga opisyal ng pederal, ito ang unang designation sa ilalim ng Major Projects Office at Building Canada Act.
  3. Nangako ang BC NDP ng pansamantalang bawas na 10¢/litre sa buwis ng motor fuel at permanenteng gas “price guard” kung manalo muli. Sinabi ng lider na si David Eby na ang pansamantalang 10 sentimong bawas kada litro sa gasolina at diesel kasama ang price-guard na plano ay aabot sa humigit-kumulang $250 million at maaaring makatipid ang karaniwang pamilyang may dalawang sasakyan ng hanggang $100 kada buwan; susunod pa ang mga detalye at iminungkahi ang papel ng B.C. Utilities Commission (komisyon ng utiliti ng B.C.).
  4. Ipinapakita ng Ipsos poll na ang BC Conservatives ay nasa 42% at ang BC NDP sa 40% matapos ang pagbabago sa pamumuno. Itinala ng Sept. poll ang pitong-puntong pagtaas para sa Conservatives at limang-puntong pagbaba para sa NDP, at tinawag ng mga analyst na “malaki ang pagbabago” ng pampolitikang tanawin mula nang magbitiw ang leader ng Conservatives at pansamantalang humalili si Lorne Doerkson.
  5. Mukhang handa na ang malalaking partido na maglagay ng kandidato sa lahat ng 93 na upuan sa B.C. bago ang deadline na Okt. 3. Itinala ng Elections BC (halalan ng British Columbia) ang 43 opisyal na kandidato ng NDP at 32 opisyal na kandidato ng Conservatives noong Sept. 30; ang mas maliliit na partido ay may isa o ilang kandidato lamang habang pitong Green ang nakarehistro.

🎨 Community & Culture

  1. Inilagay ng Edmonton Oilers ang kay Ryan Nugent-Hopkins sa injured reserve bago ang pagbisita sa Vancouver. Inilagay si Nugent-Hopkins sa IR dahil sa pinsala sa lower body matapos hindi makadalo sa practice Lunes at hindi nakalaro sa 6-5 overtime na pagkatalo ng Edmonton laban sa Canucks noong Martes; inilagay din ng Oilers sina Matthew Savoie at Alec Regula sa long-term injured reserve at mag-uumpisa si Devon Levi bilang goalie sa laro ng Huwebes.

📰 Also Today

  • Ang West Coast oil pipeline ang unang proyektong idineklarang nasa pambansang interes, inihayag ng Ottawa.
  • Isa patay at isa kritikal na nasugatan matapos mabangga ng tren sa Maple Ridge ang pickup truck, iniulat ng RCMP.
  • Trabahador tinamaan at malubhang nasugatan sa Abbotsford garbage transfer station, dumalo ang mga emergency responder.
  • Nanalo sina Maria Reva at Julian Brave NoiseCat ng B.C. at Yukon Book Prizes, inanunsyo ang mga nagwagi.
  • Planong magsampa ng reklamo sa RCMP ang mga pamilya ng mga na-kidnap na Canadian mining workers sa Mexico, ayon sa mga kamag-anak.
  • Kinansela ng Vancouver band ang palabas sa Charlottetown matapos tanggihan ng venue ang transgender member ng karapatan sa washroom, inanunsyo ng banda.
  • Detaile ng dating sundalo ang mga pamamaraan ng recruitment ng Canadian white supremacist group, nailathala ang panayam.
  • Pumanaw si Ken Krawetz, co-founder ng Saskatchewan Party, sa edad na 75, bababaan ang mga watawat sa lehislatura.
  • (Duplicate source) Nagpapatuloy ang coverage sa designation ng pipeline kasama ang pambansa at panlalawigang pahayag, umaaray pa ang karagdagang pag-uulat.

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