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温哥华要闻 · 周五:电动滑板车戴盔整治、五人被控及杂货利润上限

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🚑 紧急与事件

  1. 温哥华警方9月对1,226名电动滑板车骑士进行了接触,多数因未戴头盔。 温哥华警队表示,9月4日至月底期间,有920名骑士因未戴头盔被拦停,开出167张罚单并发出753次警告。今夏有两名骑士在碰撞中死亡或重伤;督察斯蒂芬妮·威洛比表示,头盔整治行动将持续至周末。

🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 代号为 E_PURSUANCE 的行动拘捕五名外国公民,涉卑诗省勒索、纵火和枪击案。 兰里皇家加拿大骑警(RCMP)总警司哈姆·多桑杰说,逮捕在素里和多伦多皮尔逊国际机场进行,缴获枪械以及疑似可卡因、芬太尼和鸦片。多桑杰称,与警方合作伙伴共享证据后,调查人员预计将在西加拿大提出更多指控。
  2. 北温皇家加拿大骑警调查8月27至31日通过约会应用引诱受害者的关联袭击。 警方称有两起报案案件和闭路电视显示的可能第三起案件,发生在8月29日靠近罗斯路小学的位置;警员请未报案的受害者站出来,并请持有视频的任何人联系警员保罗·里斯。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 卑诗新民主党(BC NDP)领袖大卫·艾比承诺设立“价格守护”以限制牛奶、鸡蛋等主食类杂货利润率。 他在竞选第11天于基洛纳宣布,该提案还包括强制逐单元标价,并计划与渥太华合作,在下陆地区(Lower Mainland)建立独立食品集散中心,为本地农户和小型杂货商提供渠道。

🏈 体育

  1. 康纳·麦克大卫贡献四次助攻,埃德蒙顿油人(Edmonton Oilers)周四在温哥华以9比7击败温哥华加人(Vancouver Canucks)。 埃文·布沙尔攻入一球并送出两次助攻,成为球队前两场比赛中首位拿到八分的国王防守球员,油人战绩升至1胜0负1加时负,而加人为1胜1负0加时负。
  2. 油人主教练迈克·巴贝科克把防守失误归咎于执教责任,球队两场比赛丢13球。 巴贝科克在周五训练中特别强调防守,并对杰克·沃尔曼和新援沙基尔·穆罕马杜林的具体表现表示担忧,为周六在西雅图的比赛做调整。

📰 亦闻

  • LNG Canada 计划以330亿美元扩建基特马特项目,使用中国制造钢材。
  • 皇家加拿大骑警称,五名外国公民因卑诗省的勒索、枪击和纵火被捕。
  • 市府警告,温哥华开始修复乔治亚高架桥,司机被告知将出现延误。
  • 气候周:北美顶级气象学家在气候周分享经验。
  • 托菲诺附近的垃圾填埋场禁止氯丁橡胶潜水服,议会宣布。
  • 纳奈莫选民将安全和街头秩序列为首要关切,本地数据表明问题复杂。
  • 奥肯那根葡萄种植者称,在野火烟雾影响下,作物保险模式无法应对。
  • 卑诗哈格威莱特首次在85年后立起新图腾柱。
  • 卑诗一名女子因反复分享前任私密影像被判支付35,000加元。
  • 报告称,卑诗消防员仍在使用上世纪90年代的野火数据,专家表示担忧。
  • 彭蒂克顿为新的消防总部举行奠基仪式,官员出席。
  • 工会称已达成协议,重启停产的豪萨德纸浆厂。
  • 卑诗警方投诉监督机构指出,一起死亡调查中缺乏合作属“有问题”。
  • 圣约翰堡卡车司机就高昂柴油价格发起车队抗议,组织者称。
  • 前首席验尸官丽莎·拉波因特将代表卑诗绿党在南萨尼奇参选。
  • 察瓦森原住民(Tsawwassen First Nation)确认两名长者在商场外车祸中丧生。
  • 本周两场疯狂的高比分比赛,油人和加人各有所得。

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