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97%罷工授權、伊比提百萬富翁稅與素里謀殺審判 — 溫哥華週一

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🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 素里(Surrey)發生的女子遇害案開庭審理,案發於2024年6月16日。 檢方表示,42歲的亞當·曼恩(Adam Mann)週一對二級謀殺指控表示不認罪。死者托莉·鄧恩(Tori Dunn)在慶生晚餐返家後遭刺死;鄧恩的男友特拉福德·韋斯(Trafford Wace)作證說,他離開時見她在沙發上熟睡,約在晚上9點45分附近聽到尖叫,看到一名穿灰色連帽衫、手持閃亮物體的男子。
  2. 歷經多次火災與暴力事件的阿伯茲福(Abbotsford)帳篷區居民將陸續撤離。 報導指出,長期存在的阿伯茲福臨時居住點由於反覆發生火災與暴力事件,居民正準備離開,市府與服務機構參與搬遷討論並展開外展工作。

🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 卑詩省新民主黨領袖大衛·伊比(David Eby)提議對百萬收入設新稅級,以資助醫療。 伊比在週日宣布該稅率,週一在維多利亞為其辯護,表示新稅級鎖定年收入達100萬加元或以上者;卑詩省保守黨領袖洛恩·多克森(Lorne Doerkson)稱此舉可能驅走醫師,並於同日公布該黨的醫療計畫。
  2. 數百名示威者在省議會前集會,要求加強古老林地法制保護。 報導指出,示威者週一在卑詩省議會集結,呼籲對剩餘的古老林地施予更強的法律保護。
  3. 卑詩省研究者警告永久實行夏令時間危害健康,建議採用標準時間。 西門菲沙大學(Simon Fraser University)神經科學家拉爾夫·米斯爾伯格(Ralph Mistlberger)與合作者於週一在《加拿大醫學協會期刊》發表分析,指出永久夏令時間會造成冬季清晨更暗,危及晝夜節律、健康與學生福祉,並在11月1日關鍵時程前提出警示。

💼 經濟與商業

  1. 溫哥華校務支援人員工會近97%投票授權罷工。 營運工程師國際工會第963分會(International Union of Operating Engineers Local 963)表示,約900名支援人員在週末投票,近97%支持罷工行動,工會稱可在任何時候發出72小時罷工通知,同時敦促溫哥華教育局恢復自去年9月談判停滯後的協商。
  2. 阿列克斯·奧維契金(Alex Ovechkin)在生涯最後一季將於加拿大出戰九場,其中12月7日訪問溫哥華。 華盛頓首都(Washington Capitals)隊史進球王宣布2026–27球季為其告別季,其中包含12月7日在溫哥華的比賽,另有12月1日與溫哥華加人(Canucks)交手、12月3日對埃德蒙頓油人(Oilers)、12月5日對卡爾加里火焰(Flames),以及4月8日在渥太華的最後一場加拿大賽事。

📰 今日還有

  • 男子因臉書爭執後致人刺死,判刑7年半。
  • 前不列顛哥倫比亞大學教授提告誹謗,指控遭虛假性侵指控。
  • 兩名候選人在夏蘭(Summerland)參選,原因為在野火中失去住家與生意。
  • 10萬加元吉勒獎(Giller Prize)公布2026年五項入圍名單。
  • 道森溪(Dawson Creek)市長選戰由一名議員與一名商人角逐。
  • 凱莉·亨特(Kaylee Hunter)補時進球助AFC多倫多(AFC Toronto)擊敗溫哥華崛起(Vancouver Rise)。
  • 新民主黨領袖伊比承諾對百萬富翁課新稅以資助醫療。

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