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溫哥華本週回顧:加拿大人新門將、伊比的百萬稅與滑板車取締

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🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 警方調查在北溫哥華利用交友平台誘騙受害者的連環襲擊案。 皇家騎警表示,兩起通報事件分別發生於8月27日與8月31日,調查人員在靠近羅斯路小學(Ross Road Elementary)附近的監視影像中發現疑似8月29日的第三起襲擊;警方正尋求目擊者及任何影像資料,請聯絡北溫哥華皇家騎警。
  2. 卑詩省一起涉及縱火與槍擊的詐勒案中,五名外國籍人士遭起訴。 蘭里皇家騎警表示,代號「E_PURSUANCE」的專案始於2025年6月的一起勒索通報;逮捕行動在素里與多倫多皮爾森機場進行,警方查獲槍械並扣押疑似可卡因、芬太尼與鴉片。
  3. 男子在被控與維多利亞9月19日Save-On-Foods關聯的暴力襲擊後遭再次逮捕。 27歲彼得·安德魯·派翠克·斯塔瑟姆(Peter Andrew Patrick Statham)面臨竊盜、造成身體傷害的攻擊與搶劫等指控;9月19日事件造成一名店經理顴骨骨折住院;被告仍被羈押,待保釋聽證。
  4. 警方尋求有關CRAB公園兇殺案的目擊者。 溫哥華警察局已公開徵求協助,調查CRAB公園發生的一起刺殺致死案,請民眾提供可協助辨識嫌疑人的資訊、影像或線索。
  5. 溫哥華警方擴大取締電動滑板車,發現多數騎乘者未戴安全帽。 自9月4日以來,警方對電動滑板車騎士開出1,226張罰單,並攔下920名未戴安全帽的騎士;在這920人中,開出167張罰單、發出753次警告;在人行道騎乘與雙載情形亦收到多張罰單與警告。

🏈 體育

  1. 李維·梅里萊寧在溫哥華加拿大人(Vancouver Canucks)首秀撲出23記阻攻,率隊4比1獲勝。 這位24歲球員由渥太華隊放棄制下來後被索取,教練曼尼·馬爾霍特拉(Manny Malhotra)稱讚他關鍵時刻封堵多次得分機會,包括晚場的3對1;加拿大人在第三節攻入四球,取得本季第2勝。
  2. 埃德蒙頓油人(Edmonton Oilers)以3比1擊敗西雅圖,康納·麥戴維(Connor McDavid)三場獲得九分。 麥戴維此役攻入一球並助攻一次,讓他在三場比賽累積九分;列昂·德賴塞特爾(Leon Draisaitl)與歐文·邁可斯(Owen Michaels)也各有進帳,幫助油人連勝並以2勝0敗1和的起步開季。
  3. 加拿大人與油人兩場早期高得分比賽都留防守功課,分別以9比7與6比5(延長)收場。 兩隊在高分比賽後都指出需在防守面改進;這兩場比賽讓油人拿到四分中的三分,也為各隊提供早季檢討的實例。

🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 卑詩省新民主黨領袖大衛·伊比(David Eby)承諾對年收百萬者設置新稅級,以籌措健保經費,若他連任。 伊比在科莫克(Comox)競選期間提出此建議,距離10月24日省選尚有一段時間,他表示會在維多利亞(Victoria)的競選行程中公布更多細節。
  2. 卑詩新民主黨提出上限管控雜貨利潤並提高價格透明度的計畫。 在競選第11天於基洛納(Kelowna)發言時,伊比建議為牛奶、雞蛋、乳酪、奶油與家禽設置價格保護措施、提供臨時燃料稅紓困,以及長期措施包括設立獨立的低陸地食品批發中心。
  3. 卑詩省10月24日突發省選的候選人名單已確認。 各黨派名單與選區候選人均已就緒,距離10月24日投票日,政黨在卑詩南部與溫哥華地區選區展開競選活動。

💼 經濟與商業

  1. LNG Canada將於330億加元的基蒂馬擴建案採用中國鋼材。 項目開發商確認,基蒂馬擴建將採購中國製鋼材,這項決策與北卑詩省多億元液化天然氣計畫的採購安排有關。
  2. 卑詩省將裁縫服務與大多數紡織品納入省銷售稅課徵範圍。 省府修改省銷售稅規定,使衣物改補及多數紡織品購買需負擔省銷售稅,對服飾 alteration 與紡織品銷售帶來新稅務義務。

🎨 社區與文化

  1. 來自本拿比(Burnaby)的演員麥可·J·福克斯(Michael J. Fox)晉升為加拿大勳章伴侶級。 聯邦榮譽提升福克斯為伴侶(Order of Canada)級別,以表彰他的演藝生涯與倡議工作,這是該勳章的重要榮譽升級。
  2. 哈格威列特(Hagwilget)85年來首次豎立新圖騰柱。 哈格威列特社區舉行圖騰柱豎立儀式,這是85年來首次舉行此類活動,對該村落而言具有重要文化意義。
  3. 庫特納克薩(Ktunaxa)父親為了復原工作與倡議,橫越加美邊界划獨木舟,追思二十年前因藥物過量逝去的兒子。 這位庫特納克薩族男子以跨境划行作為個人復原與倡議行動的一部分。

🌦️ 天氣與道路

  1. 溫哥華啟動喬治亞高架橋修復,駕駛需預期延誤。 市府已開始喬治亞高架橋(Georgia Viaduct)修復工程,並提醒駕駛人因施工與車道變動預留行程時間。

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