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温哥华周四要闻 · 查斯瓦森购物中心车祸、输油管线列为国家利益与燃油减税承诺

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🚑 突发与事故

  1. 9月30日查斯瓦森购物中心(Tsawwassen Mills)外皮卡撞上步行队伍,2名长者死亡、2人受伤。 三角洲警方表示,事发时正值全国真相与和解日(National Day for Truth and Reconciliation)步行活动,皮卡撞上购物中心外的一群人;省卫生服务管理局派遣12辆地面救护车和两架直升机到场。总理马克·卡尼(Mark Carney)当天在社交媒体上发出哀悼。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 渥太华与艾伯塔将于10月1日在麦克默里堡(Fort McMurray)公布西海岸输油管线下一步安排。 总理办公室安排与省长丹妮尔·史密斯(Danielle Smith)和彭比纳公司(Pembina)首席执行官斯科特·巴罗斯(Scott Burrows)在当地山地时间上午9点举行新闻发布会;渥太华10月1日的最后期限可能会在重大项目框架下将该提案指定为国家利益项目。项目提交文件估算成本在352亿至437亿之间,线路大体沿跨山输油管扩建路线。
  2. 原住民团体获两个月时间就泛太平洋联接(Pacific Link)管线指定进行咨询,批评者称信息不足。 联邦摘要称,在原住民领导人对时限表示担忧后,咨询期从一个月延至两个月;政府计划进一步咨询并在拟于2027年9月开工前确保环境保障、融资与原住民合作。联邦官员称,此次指定是依据重大项目办公室和《建设加拿大法》进行的首例。
  3. 卑诗新民主党(BC NDP)承诺若连任将临时下调燃油税每升10分并设立永久燃油“价格保护”机制。 党魁大卫·艾比(David Eby)表示,汽油和柴油每升临时减税10分加上价格保护计划约需2.5亿加元,预计可为平均双车家庭每月节省最多约100加元,细节待公布,并建议由卑诗公用事业委员会承担部分角色。
  4. 伊普瑟斯民调显示卑诗保守党(BC Conservatives)支持率42%、卑诗新民主党40%,领导层变动后双方差距缩小。 9月民调记录保守党上升7个百分点、新民主党下降5个百分点;分析人士称自保守党领袖辞职、临时领袖洛恩·多克森(Lorne Doerkson)接任以来,政治格局“显著改变”。
  5. 主要政党在10月3日截止日前有望在卑诗省93个选区全数提名候选人。 截至9月30日,卑诗选举管理局(Elections BC)列出43名官方新民主党候选人和32名官方保守党候选人;小党派候选人数为个位数或单个,绿党登记7人。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. 埃德蒙顿油人队(Edmonton Oilers)将瑞安·纽金特-霍普金斯(Ryan Nugent-Hopkins)列入伤病名单,来温哥华之战出场成疑。 纽金特-霍普金斯因下身伤势周一缺席训练并被列入伤病名单,周二埃德蒙顿在加时赛6比5不敌温哥华加人队(Vancouver Canucks);油人队还将马修·萨沃伊(Matthew Savoie)和亚历克·雷古拉(Alec Regula)列入长期伤病名单,并将由门将德文·列维(Devon Levi)首发周四比赛。

📰 另外今日要闻

  • 西海岸输油管线成为首个被列为国家利益的项目,渥太华宣布该指定。
  • 枫岭(Maple Ridge)火车撞上皮卡致1人死亡、1人危重,皇家骑警通报。
  • 阿博茨福(Abbotsford)垃圾中转站一名工人被撞严重受伤,急救人员到场。
  • 玛丽亚·列娃(Maria Reva)和朱利安·布雷夫·诺伊斯卡特(Julian Brave NoiseCat)获卑诗与育空图书奖。
  • 在墨西哥被绑架的加拿大矿工家属计划向皇家骑警投诉,亲属称将提出指控。
  • 温哥华乐队因演出场地拒绝为跨性别成员提供洗手间而取消查洛塔镇(Charlottetown)演出,乐队声明。
  • 前士兵披露加拿大白人至上团体招募手法,相关采访发表。
  • 萨斯喀彻温党(Saskatchewan Party)联合创始人肯·克拉韦茨(Ken Krawetz)去世,享年75岁,立法机构降半旗哀悼。
  • (来源重复)关于管线指定的报道继续,联邦与省方发表声明,后续报道进行中。

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