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温哥华周回顾:新门将首秀取胜、伊比提百万税与电动滑板车整治

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🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 北温使用约会软件诱骗受害者的相关袭击案,警方正在调查。 皇家骑警表示,两个报案发生在8月27日和8月31日;调查人员在罗斯路小学(Ross Road Elementary)附近的监控中发现线索,显示8月29日可能还有第三起袭击。警方呼吁目击者以及掌握视频的人联系北温皇家骑警。
  2. 与勒索相关的卑诗省调查中,五名外国公民被指控,案件涉及纵火与枪击。 朗利皇家骑警称“E_PURSUANCE项目”始于2025年6月的一起勒索报案;逮捕行动在素里和多伦多皮尔逊机场进行,警方缴获了枪支以及疑似可卡因、芬太尼和罂粟。
  3. 男子在被控9月19日维多利亚一家Save-On-Foods连锁店暴力袭击后再次被捕,疑似返回同一商店。 27岁的彼得·安德鲁·帕特里克·斯塔瑟姆面临盗窃、致伤性袭击和抢劫指控。9月19日的攻击造成店长面颧骨骨折并住院;他仍被羁押,等待保释听证。
  4. 警方征集关于CRAB公园凶杀案的目击者线索。 温哥华警察局已请求公众协助,提供与CRAB公园刺死案有关的信息以及任何视频或线索,帮助辨认嫌疑人。
  5. 温哥华警察集中开罚单,发现大多数电动滑板车骑士未戴头盔。 自9月4日起,警方共对电动滑板车骑士发出1,226张罚单,并拦下920名未戴头盔的骑士;在这920名中,警方开出167张罚单并发出753次警告,同时在人行道骑行与双人骑行也收到了罚单与警告。

🏈 体育

  1. 李维·梅里莱宁在温哥华加人(Vancouver Canucks)首秀中出场并获胜,扑出23次射门,帮助球队4比1取胜。 24岁、从渥太华被豁免权索取到的梅里莱宁赢得主教练曼尼·马尔霍特拉(Manny Malhotra)的称赞,他在关键时刻化解包括一个最后的3对1单刀机会。加人在第三节攻入四球,收获本赛季第二场胜利。
  2. 埃德蒙顿油人(Edmonton Oilers)以3比1击败西雅图,康纳·麦克大卫(Connor McDavid)三场比赛斩获9分。 麦克大卫贡献一球一助攻,三场比赛合计9分。列昂·德莱赛特尔(Leon Draisaitl)进球,欧文·迈克尔斯也有入球,帮助油人开局取得两连胜并保持2胜0负1平的战绩。
  3. 加人和油人从两场早期高比分比赛中吸取防守教训,一场以油人9比7取胜,另一场加人6比5加时胜出。 两队都表示,这两场多得分比赛暴露了防守问题,同时也为赛季早期改进防守提供了参考;这两场比赛让油人拿到四分中的三分。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 卑诗省新民主党(BC NDP)领袖大卫·伊比承诺若连任将对年入百万者设立新税档以资助医疗。 伊比在科莫克(Comox)竞选活动中公布该提议,距离10月24日的省选还有时间;他表示将在维多利亚的竞选造势时公布更多细节。
  2. 卑诗新民主党公布限制杂货利润率并提高价格透明度的计划。 伊比在甘露市(Kelowna)竞选的第11天提出对牛奶、鸡蛋、奶酪、黄油和家禽等设定价格保护,提出临时燃油税减免以及更长期措施,包括设立独立的下陆地(Lower Mainland)食品中转站。
  3. 卑诗省10月24日突发省选候选人名单已最终确定。 各党派与选区候选人名单在本次提前选举中已敲定,党派正在卑诗南部与温哥华地区各选区展开竞选。

💼 经济与商业

  1. LNG Canada将在其330亿加元的基蒂马特扩建项目中使用中国钢材。 项目开发方确认将为基蒂马特扩建采购中国制造的钢材,此决定与该项位于卑诗北部的数十亿加元液化天然气项目的采购安排有关。
  2. 卑诗省将裁缝服务和大部分纺织品纳入省销售税(PST)征税范围。 省府修改规则,使裁缝修改服务和多数纺织品购买须缴纳省销售税,为服装改动和许多纺织品销售带来新的税务义务。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. 本拿比(Burnaby)演员迈克尔·J·福克斯晋升为加拿大勋章“伴侣级”。 这项联邦荣誉的提升旨在表彰福克斯的演艺生涯及倡导工作,将他提升到该勋章中表彰重大国家贡献的更高级别。
  2. 哈格威格特(Hagwilget)85年来首次立起新图腾柱。 该社区为一次图腾柱竖立仪式庆祝,这也是该村85年来首次举行类似活动,具有重要文化意义。
  3. Ktunaxa族一名父亲为纪念其两十年前因吸毒过量去世的儿子,划艇穿越加美边境,开展与康复相关的倡导之旅。 这名Ktunaxa族人将这次跨境划行作为个人康复与倡导工作的部分,用以纪念儿子并提高对成瘾问题的关注。

🌦️ 天气与路况

  1. 温哥华开始维修佐治亚高架桥(Georgia Viaduct),司机被告知预计将出现延误。 市方已启动高架桥维修工程,并建议驾驶者在施工与车道调整期间预留更多通行时间。

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