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97% Nagboto para sa Strike, Buwis sa Millionaryo ni Eby at Pagdinig sa Pagpatay sa Surrey — Vancouver Lunes

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🚨 Krimen at Pampublikong Kaligtasan

  1. Nagsimula ang pagdinig sa pagpatay sa Surrey para sa babae na pinatay sa bahay noong 16 Hunyo 2024. Nagdeklara ng hindi nagkasala si Adam Mann, 42, nitong Lunes sa kasong second-degree murder hinggil sa pagkamatay ni Tori Dunn, na tinusok matapos bumalik mula sa dinner ng kaarawan, ayon sa Crown; nagpatotoo si Trafford Wace, kasintahan ni Dunn, na iniwan niya itong natutulog sa sopa bago marinig ang mga sigaw bandang 9:45 n.g. at nakita ang isang lalaki na naka-grey sweatshirt may bituing kintab na bagay. (Surrey — lugar sa British Columbia)
  2. Nagkakahistoryang sunog at karahasan sa kampo sa Abbotsford, naghahanda ang mga residente na umalis. Naghahanda na umalis ang mga nakatira sa matagal nang site sa Abbotsford matapos ang paulit-ulit na mga sunog at marahas na insidente, sabi ng ulat, at kasali na ang lungsod at mga service provider sa mga pag-uusap tungkol sa relokasyon habang may ginagawa ring outreach.

🏛️ Pamahalaan at Pulitika

  1. Iminungkahi ni David Eby ang bagong tax bracket para sa mga kumikita ng $1 milyon para pondohan ang pangangalagang pangkalusugan. Inanunsiyo ni David Eby (pinuno ng BC NDP) ang buwis noong Linggo at ipinaliwanag ito Lunes sa Victoria, sinasabing target ng bracket ang mga kumikita ng $1 milyon o higit pa; tinawag naman ni Lorne Doerkson (pinuno ng BC Conservative) itong posibleng hadlang para sa mga doktor at inilatag ang plano ng kanyang partido sa pangangalaga ng kalusugan sa parehong araw.
  2. Daan-daang nag-rally sa Legislature na humihiling ng mas mahigpit na proteksyon sa old-growth. Nagtipon ang mga demonstrador sa B.C. Legislature nitong Lunes upang manawagan ng pinatibay na legal na proteksyon para sa natitirang old-growth forests, ayon sa coverage ng protesta.
  3. Bababala mula sa mga mananaliksik ng BC: permanenteng daylight saving nakasasama sa kalusugan, inirerekomenda ang standard time. Naglathala sina Ralph Mistlberger (neuroscientist mula sa Simon Fraser University, unibersidad sa Burnaby) at mga katrabaho nila ng isang pagsusuri sa Canadian Medical Association Journal (medical journal) nitong Lunes na nagtuturo na ang permanenteng daylight saving ay magdudulot ng mas madilim na umaga sa taglamig at nagbabanggit ng panganib sa circadian rhythms, kalusugan at kapakanan ng mga estudyante bago ang pagpapasya sa orasan sa Nob. 1.

💼 Ekonomiya at Negosyo

  1. Halos 97% ng boto ng union ng school-support sa Vancouver pabor sa pagpahinto ng trabaho. Ayon sa International Union of Operating Engineers Local 963 (lokal na labor union), mga 900 support staff ang bumoto ngayong weekend, na halos 97% ang sumuporta sa strike action; sinabi ng union na maaari silang maglabas ng 72-hour strike notice anumang oras habang hinihikayat ang Vancouver School Board (local school board) na ipagpatuloy ang negosasyon matapos na ma-stall noong Setyembre.
  2. Maglalaro si Alex Ovechkin ng siyam na NHL game sa Canada sa kanyang huling season, kabilang ang laro sa Vancouver sa Dec. 7. Inanunsiyo ng all-time goal leader ng Washington Capitals (NHL team) na ang 2026-27 ay kanyang huling kampanya at kasama rito ang laro sa Vancouver sa Dec. 7, pati na rin ang ibang Canadian stops: Dec. 1 sa Washington (laban sa Canucks), Dec. 3 (vs. Oilers), Dec. 5 (vs. Flames) at ang kanyang huling laro sa Canada ay sa Apr. 8 sa Ottawa.

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  • Dalawang kandidato tumakbo malapit sa Summerland matapos mawala ang bahay at negosyo sa wildfire.
  • CAN$100,000 Giller Prize nag-anunsiyo ng limang-titulo na shortlist para sa 2026.
  • Mayoral race sa Dawson Creek tampok ang isang konsehal at isang negosyante.
  • Late goal ni Kaylee Hunter nag-angat sa AFC Toronto laban sa Vancouver Rise.
  • Nangako si Eby ng bagong buwis sa mga milyonaryo para pondohan ang pangangalaga ng kalusugan.

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