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溫哥華要聞 · 電動滑板車戴盔稽查、五人被控與雜貨利潤上限

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🚑 Breaking & Incidents

  1. 溫哥華警察九月開出1,226次電動滑板車接觸,主要違規為未戴安全帽。 溫哥華警察局(Vancouver Police Department)表示,自9月4日至月底,共有920名騎士因未戴安全帽被攔查,開出167張罰單並發出753次警告。督察史蒂芬妮·威洛比(Stephanie Willoughby)說,今夏已有兩名騎士在碰撞後死亡或重傷,戴盔專案將持續執法至週末。

🚨 Crime & Public Safety

  1. 在「E_PURSUANCE專案」(Project E_PURSUANCE)下,五名外國人在卑詩省因涉嫌勒索、縱火與槍擊被逮捕。 蘭里皇家騎警(Langley RCMP)警督哈姆·多桑熱(Harm Dosange)表示,逮捕發生於素里與多倫多皮爾遜機場(Toronto‑Pearson),查獲槍械及疑似可卡因、芬太尼和鴉片。多桑熱說,經與其他執法單位共享證據後,預期西加拿大會出現更多指控。
  2. 北溫哥華皇家騎警調查8月27至31日間透過Grindr誘騙的連環攻擊案。 警方表示接獲兩起通報,且有監視影像顯示8月29日在羅斯路小學(Ross Road Elementary)附近疑似第三起事件;警方向未通報的受害者呼籲出面,並請有影片者聯繫警員保羅·里斯(Const. Paul Reece)。

🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. 卑詩省新民主黨(BC NDP)領袖大衛·艾比(David Eby)承諾設立「價格護欄」,限制牛奶與雞蛋等生活必需品的雜貨利潤率。 在選舉活動第11天於基洛納(Kelowna)提出的計畫還包括強制以單位標價並擬與渥太華合作,在下大陸都市圈(Lower Mainland)建立獨立食品中心,方便當地農民與小型雜貨商進貨。

🏈 Sports

  1. 康納·麥克戴維德(Connor McDavid)助攻四次,埃德蒙頓油人(Oilers)週四在溫哥華以9比7擊敗溫哥華加人(Canucks)。 伊凡·布查德(Evan Bouchard)攻進一球並有兩次助攻,成為球隊前兩戰合計拿下八分的首位國家冰球聯盟(NHL)後衛。油人隊戰績升至1‑0‑1,加人隊為1‑1‑0。
  2. 油人教練麥克·貝布科克(Mike Babcock)將球隊兩場被攻進13球歸咎於教練面向的防守失誤。 貝布科克表示週五練球會將以防守為重,並在週六赴西雅圖比賽前對傑克·沃爾曼(Jake Walman)與新援沙基爾·穆罕默杜林(Shakir Mukhamadullin)表達具體關切。

📰 Also Today

  • 液化天然氣加拿大(LNG Canada)計畫以330億加元擴建基蒂馬特(Kitimat),採用中國製鋼材。
  • 皇家騎警表示,五名外國人在卑詩多起勒索、槍擊與縱火案中被逮捕。
  • 溫哥華市警告,喬治亞高架橋(Georgia Viaduct)維修將造成車流延誤。
  • 氣候週(Climate Week):北美頂尖氣象學者在會中分享教訓。
  • 托菲諾(Tofino)地區垃圾場禁止氯丁橡膠防寒衣,市議會公告。
  • 納奈莫(Nanaimo)選民將安全與街頭秩序列為首要關切,但當地資料顯示情況複雜。
  • 奧卡那根(Okanagan)葡萄栽種者表示,野火煙害導致的汙染問題下,農作物保險模式失靈。
  • 卑詩哈格威利特(Hagwilget)豎起新圖騰柱,時隔85年再見此場面。
  • 卑詩一名女子被命令支付35,000加元,因反覆分享前任親密影像。
  • 報告:專家指出卑詩派遣滅火人員仍在使用1990年代的野火資料。
  • 潘蒂克頓(Penticton)舉行新消防總部興建動土儀式,官員出席。
  • 工會表示已達成協議,將重啟停擺的豪斯灣(Howe Sound)紙漿廠。
  • 卑詩警察督察辦公室指出,一起死亡調查中缺乏合作令人「有問題」。
  • 福特聖約翰(Fort St. John)卡車司機發起車隊抗議高柴油價格,主辦單位表示。
  • 前首席驗屍官麗莎·拉波因特(Lisa Lapointe)將代表卑詩綠黨在南桑尼奇(Saanich South)參選。
  • 索瓦森(Tsawwassen)第一民族確認兩名長者在商城外車禍中身亡。
  • 油人與加人本週從兩場高得分、混亂比賽中吸取教訓。

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