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温哥华周六要闻 · 强风、双重选举与涉恐认罪

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🚑 突发与事故

  1. 强风吹倒树木并导致下陆平原数千户断电。 周五强风吹倒树木并拉断电线,导致卑诗省下陆平原(大温哥华地区)“数千”名用户停电;抢修队在全区域出动,恢复供电并清理被阻断的道路。
  2. 卑诗因取消季节性调时调整加美边境通关时间。 省府宣布调整加拿大—美国边境通关时间,以配合卑诗省今年起放弃季节性调时的决定,并为受影响的通关点制定新的开放时段。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 本省10月将举行重叠市政与省选,选民普遍感到混淆。 10月17日的市政选举将选出市长、议员和教育受托人,10月24日的省选将选出93名省议员;包括科里·拉姆齐在内的候选人及不列颠哥伦比亚市政联盟(UBCM)主席珍娜·斯托纳报告称,选民普遍对两次投票的时间和提前投票安排产生混淆。
  2. 和平河北选区选民在10月24日省选面临受限选择。 报道显示,和平河北的省级选票候选人有限,缩窄了该东北卑诗选区选民的选择范围,省内正前往由新民主党领袖大卫·艾比提出的临时选举。
  3. 列治文市议会候选人在公开论坛上就本地可负担性问题展开辩论。 列治文市议会候选人在一场有当地选民出席的辩论中讨论住房可负担性和市政措施,与会者阐述了在10月17日市政投票前应对本地住房压力的方案。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. 两位与卑诗有关的作家入围2026年斯科舍银行吉勒奖(Scotiabank Giller Prize)决选。 全国性吉勒奖长名单收窄为决选名单,其中包括两位与卑诗有关联的作家,使本省文学界有机会角逐加拿大100,000加元的小说奖。
  2. 史蒂文·加洛韦作证称不列颠哥伦比亚大学艺术项目中师生关系普遍存在。 前不列颠哥伦比亚大学(UBC)教授史蒂文·加洛韦在作证时表示,艺术项目中确有此类关系,回应围绕该校长期机构调查的相关指控。
  3. 卑诗育儿倡导者警告普惠托儿承诺被边缘化。 托儿倡导者告诉记者,省级普惠托儿承诺似乎被降级,敦促在省选期间重新关注实施时间表和资金安排。

🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 严打行动下安全带与分心驾驶罚单数量翻倍。 警方数据显示,卑诗省针对安全带和分心驾驶的执法行动启动后,这类违法罚单数量翻了两番(即增加至原来的两倍)。
  2. 娶了“伊斯兰国”(ISIS)武装人员的女子对恐怖相关指控认罪。 一名被告在与海外恐怖主义调查相关的庭审中,对一起恐怖主义相关罪名表示认罪,该被告曾与一名“伊斯兰国”战斗人员结婚。

📰 今日还闻

  • 卑诗绿党艾米丽·洛万阐述可负担性与气候计划,连接住房与减排政策。

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