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溫哥華週四要聞:塔斯瓦森購物中心撞人事故、管線列為國家利益與燃油減價承諾

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🚑 突發與事故

  1. 9月30日塔斯瓦森購物中心外發生皮卡撞行人事故,2名長者死亡、2人受傷。 德爾塔警方表示,皮卡在塔斯瓦森米爾斯(Tsawwassen Mills)購物中心外,於全國真相與和解日的紀念行走活動期間撞上行人團體;省衛生服務署派遣12部地面救護車及2架直升機到場。總理馬克·卡尼(Mark Carney)當天在社群媒體上發表哀悼。

🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 渥太華與亞伯達將於10月1日在麥克默里堡宣布下一步沿海管線案。 總理辦公室安排山地時間上午9時的記者會,與省長達妮爾·史密斯(Danielle Smith)及彭比納公司(Pembina)執行長史考特·伯羅斯(Scott Burrows)同台;渥太華設定的10月1日期限,可能會依重大專案框架將該提案指定為國家利益專案。該案送件估計成本介於35.2億至43.7億加元,大致沿既有跨山脈輸油管擴建路線行走。
  2. 原住民族團體獲兩個月諮詢期以回應太平洋連接管線(Pacific Link pipeline)指定,批評者稱資料不足。 聯邦摘要表示,在原住民族領袖提出時程疑慮後,諮詢期從一個月延長為兩個月;政府計畫在2027年9月擬定開工前,進一步進行諮詢並確保環境保障、融資與原住民族合作。聯邦官員說,此項指定為重大專案辦公室與《建國法案》下的首例。
  3. 卑詩新民主黨承諾若連任,實施每公升暫時減稅10分及永久燃油「價格守護」機制。 領袖戴維·艾比(David Eby)說,對汽、柴油每公升暫減10分加元與價格守護計畫約需2.5億加元,估算可讓平均雙車家庭每月最多省下100加元,細節將陸續公布,並提議由卑詩公用事業委員會參與監管。
  4. 益普索民調顯示在領袖更迭後,卑詩保守黨支持度42%、卑詩新民主黨40%。 9月民調記錄保守黨上升7個百分點、NDP下滑5個百分點;分析師表示,自保守黨領袖卸任與代理領袖洛恩·多克森(Lorne Doerkson)接任後,政治版圖已「顯著改變」。
  5. 主要政黨在10月3日候選人登記截止前,似乎將在卑詩93個選區皆推出候選人。 選舉卑詩截至9月30日列出43名正式NDP候選人與32名正式保守黨候選人;小黨人數多為個位數,綠黨登記7人。

🎨 社區與文化

  1. 埃德蒙頓油人隊(Edmonton Oilers)在訪溫哥華前將瑞恩·紐傑恩特─霍普金斯列入傷兵名單。 紐傑恩特─霍普金斯因下半身傷勢週一缺席練習,週二缺陣於埃德蒙頓對溫哥華的6比5延長賽敗仗;球隊同時將馬修·薩沃伊(Matthew Savoie)與艾力克·雷古拉(Alec Regula)列入長期傷兵名單,週四比賽將由德文·李維(Devon Levi)擔任守門員。

📰 今日其他要聞

  • 西岸石油管線成為首個被指定為國家利益的專案,渥太華宣布指定。
  • 楓樹嶺發生火車撞皮卡事件,1人死亡、1人危殆,皇家騎警通報。
  • 阿博茨福垃圾中轉站發生工人遭撞重傷事件,緊急救援出動。
  • 瑪麗亞·雷瓦(Maria Reva)與朱利安·布雷夫·諾伊斯卡特(Julian Brave NoiseCat)獲頒卑詩與育空圖書獎。
  • 在墨西哥遭綁架的加拿大礦業工人家屬計畫向皇家騎警提出申訴,親屬表示。
  • 溫哥華樂團宣布取消夏洛特鎮演出,因場地拒絕變性成員使用洗手間。
  • 前軍人揭露加拿大白人至上主義團體的招募手法,相關訪談刊出。
  • 薩克其旺黨(Saskatchewan Party)共同創辦人肯·克拉瓦茲(Ken Krawetz)逝世,享壽75歲,議會降半旗致哀。
  • (重複來源)管線指定報導持續,國家與省級聲明陸續發布。

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