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溫哥華要聞 · 週二:1號公路死亡、保守黨無過錯保險計畫與學校支援人員罷工授權投票

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🚑 Breaking & Incidents

  1. 在1號公路東向靠近肯辛頓匝道發現男子死亡;調查進行中。 本拿比皇家加拿大騎警(Burnaby RCMP)表示,該具屍體於週二清晨5時至6時間被發現,身上有與被車輛撞擊相符的外傷;東向車道封閉數小時,卑詩省公路巡邏(BC Highway Patrol)在現場搜尋疑似肇事逃逸車輛;肯辛頓匝道約於下午12:45重新開放。
  2. DriveBC(省道路資訊服務)報告稱本拿比1號公路一段曾因「重大事故」短暫封閉。 DriveBC 記錄顯示週二該路段有車道封閉與延誤,並提醒駕駛人因緊急救援人員應變而預期會有延誤。
  3. 科學家警告:巨大水下開爾文波可能在10月中影響卑詩省沿岸。 氣象模式顯示開爾文波在10月中抵達,可能改變卑詩省近海的海面溫度,研究者表示這可能在數週內影響沿岸天氣型態。

🚨 Crime & Public Safety

  1. 蘭里發生槍擊案致1人死亡,皇家加拿大騎警確認。 蘭里皇家加拿大騎警(Langley RCMP)表示,週二發生致命槍擊,造成1人死亡,當地分局正展開積極調查。
  2. 美國男子被控密謀協助汀布勒里奇(Tumbler Ridge)校園槍手,恐面臨無期徒刑。 美國檢方指控30歲詹姆斯·科迪·布萊恩特(James Cody Bryant)匯款、提供戰術建議並同意直播今年2月造成6人喪生的攻擊;他被控在外國謀殺共謀,該罪名最高可判無期徒刑。

🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. 洩密信件顯示卑詩保守黨擬廢除無過錯汽車保險。 臨時黨魁洛恩·多爾克森(Lorne Doerkson)告知律師與保險業者,若在10月24日當選,黨將恢復被害人訴訟權,採取一套混合制度;新民主黨(NDP)領袖戴維·伊比(David Eby)指此計畫為「秘密協議」,批評者則警告會增加保險費與責任風險。
  2. OneBC(政黨OneBC)稱前保守黨國會議員凱莉‑琳·芬德利(Kerry‑Lynne Findlay)與其夫在黨內風波後受威脅。 OneBC 表示,芬德利及其配偶布倫特·查普曼(Brent Chapman)在芬德利辭去保守黨領袖後遭遇「大量威脅與辱罵」,查普曼已退出在薩里南(Surrey South)作為 OneBC 候選人的競選行列。

🎨 Community & Culture

  1. 溫哥華學校支援人員以壓倒性票數授權罷工行動。 會員週二以大比數投票授權罷工;工會表示此結果增強與溫哥華教育局(Vancouver School Board)談判的籌碼,合約談判仍在進行中。
  2. 溫哥華國際影展放映《送雨來》(Send the Rain),探討沖繩裔加拿大人在野火陰霾下的經驗。 該片呈現沖繩裔加拿大社群,將移民故事置於近期影響卑詩省的野火煙霧事件背景中。
  3. 史蒂文·加洛韋(Steven Galloway)誹謗案首日庭審,作者妻子出庭作證。 庭審本週在溫哥華展開,首日聽取了加洛韋配偶的證詞。

📰 Also Today

  • 卡姆林·羅傑斯(Camryn Rogers)獲提名為2026年世界田徑年度最佳女子運動員。
  • 金眼球(Goldeneyes)新任總經理艾莉森·伊齊(Alison Izzi)出任職業女子冰球聯盟球隊總經理。
  • 列治文市長參選人提出不同的支援性住宅計畫。
  • 已公布觀看10月14日省級領袖辯論的相關資訊。
  • 皇子喬治(Prince George)將檢視火化服務的無障礙性。
  • 涉嫌北約間諜案引發聯邦公共安全部長回應。
  • 波特穆迪(Port Moody)一名12歲男童遭煙火擊中面部,當局發出警告。
  • 法院文件稱美國居民被控涉嫌協助汀布勒里奇槍手。
  • (主報導)蘭里發生致命槍擊,皇家加拿大騎警調查中。
  • (主報導)暢銷作家誹謗案在溫哥華開庭。

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