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溫哥華週六要聞 · 克拉布公園命案、電動滑板車執法與伊比決定

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🚑 重大事故與突發

  1. 溫哥華克拉布公園(克拉布公園)發現屍體,警方徵求目擊者。 溫哥華警察局宣布在海濱的克拉布公園發生命案調查,週五晚間有人發現一具屍體,調查人員請在晚間9點至午夜間曾在公園出入的人聯絡溫哥華警察局,電話604-717-2541。重大罪案組探員已接手該案,表示在現場處理期間可能會提出指控。
  2. 庫特尼河沉沒車輛中尋獲人類遺骸。 皇家加拿大騎警表示,週四在靠近克雷斯頓的庫特尼河發現一輛沉沒車輛,隊伍在車內發現人類遺骸,驗屍官服務已被通知協助辨識。地區警署表示該車由當地潛水隊定位,警方在通知家屬前仍將此案視為持續調查。
  3. 卑詩省兩起公路車禍造成4人死亡。 省級警察表示,週三與週四在卑詩省兩條公路發生致命車禍,合計奪走四條人命,事發地點包含近卡姆盧普斯的1號公路與近普林斯喬治的97號公路,驗屍官已對兩起事故展開調查。每起事故現場封閉並改道數小時,調查人員進行碰撞重建工作。

🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 溫哥華警方電動滑板車專項執法,開出逾200張罰單。 溫哥華警察局與條例執行團隊在上週針對電動滑板車展開集中執法行動,開出超過200張罰單並發放約1,000張警告,違規項目包括未戴安全帽、人行道騎乘及超速等違反市政條例行為。市府表示,執法源自最近在人行道及運輸樞紐周邊關於滑板車的投訴激增,警方計畫在十月重複執法行動。
  2. 維多利亞超市暴力攻擊涉案嫌疑人再遭逮捕。 維多利亞警方再次逮捕27歲彼得·安德魯·派翠克·斯塔瑟姆,警方指控他疑似返回泛朵拉大道上的一家超市,該店在9月19日發生一起攻擊事件,造成店經理失去意識並顴骨骨折;斯塔瑟姆面臨竊盜、造成身體傷害的攻擊及搶劫等指控。派提森食品總裁傑米·尼爾森表示,員工在週五認出嫌疑人並報警,斯塔瑟姆目前仍被拘押,等待保釋聽證。
  3. 卑詩男子因在維多利亞猶太教堂噴漆反猶塗鴉被判監8個月。 卑詩法院對一名男子判處8個月徒刑,理由是他在六月對維多利亞一處猶太教堂噴塗反猶塗鴉,法官並命令他向會眾支付清潔費用作為賠償。檢方表示,判決反映包括仇恨動機及對社區造成的影響等加重情節。

🏛️ 政治與政府

  1. 省長大衛·伊比宣布本屆不推動都會溫哥華車輛徵費提案。 省長大衛·伊比表示,政府本任期不會推動都會溫哥華的車輛徵費方案,否決了該地區旨在提高交通特定收入的提案,他稱這是內閣本週討論後的決定。市長議會領導人原本考慮將該徵費納入一套資助捷運計畫與道路維護的方案中。
  2. 卑詩省將裁縫服務與大部分紡織品納入省銷售稅規範。 省財政部確認,自本月起,裁縫服務與大多數紡織品銷售須適用卑詩省7%省銷售稅,改變了裁縫店與服裝零售等商家的稅務處理方式。財政部向小型企業提供指引,並表示對規範中列示的如兒童服飾等免稅項目有過渡規定。

🎨 社區與文化

  1. 出生於本拿比的麥可·J·福克斯晉升為加拿大勳章最高等級。 出生於本拿比的演員麥可·J·福克斯在聯邦榮譽名單中被提升為加拿大勳章的同伴級(Companion),以表彰他的演藝生涯及在帕金森病倡議的貢獻;此晉升為加拿大平民榮譽的最高等級,使他從官佐級升格至同伴級,加入該級別少數加拿大人之列。
  2. 塔克姆盧普斯特塞克韋派姆克族通過零容忍政策,回應白人民族主義集會。 塔克姆盧普斯特塞克韋派姆克族理事會本週通過正式零容忍政策,回應近期在其領土內發生的白人民族主義集會,部落表示該政策將指導未來對類似活動的安全與文化保護回應。酋長與理事會在動議中強調社區安全與文化受損,並指示行政人員立即更新相關規範。

📰 其他要聞

  • 庫特納克薩父親划艇越境美加,為兒子過量吸毒復元募款。
  • 凡農律師挪用患癡呆症當事人11.7萬加元,被紀律裁定。
  • OneBC黨的達拉斯·布羅迪承諾在10月24日前達成預算平衡並廢除性別與性取向教育法案,政綱公布。
  • 前潘蒂克頓市議員再次被判對青少年性犯罪有罪,法院記錄判決。
  • 堪盧普斯市議員在市長誹謗訴訟中獲得具先例意義的費用與賠償,法官裁決公布。
  • 北溫發生一連串與交友軟體相關的攻擊事件;驕傲活動團體發出安全警示。
  • 疑似綁架受害者稱被從低陸地區帶到基洛納,警方調查跨區指控。
  • 游泳世界杯加拿大選手再添獎牌,亞伯達的諾克斯與卑詩的拉克登上頒獎台。

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