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溫哥華週六要聞:強風斷電、雙重選舉與恐怖主義認罪

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🚑 Breaking & Incidents

  1. 強風吹倒樹木並切斷下本拿比地區數千戶電力。 強風週五吹倒樹木並拉扯電纜,導致卑詩省下本拿比地區多處停電,影響「數千」名用戶;維修與清障人員已派往各地恢復供電並清理被阻塞道路。
  2. 省府調整邊境通關時段,因卑詩省取消季節性調時。 省府宣布調整加拿大─美國邊境通關時段,以配合卑詩省自今年起取消季節性時鐘調整,受影響通關點將實施新時段表。

🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. 卑詩省今秋同時舉行市政與省選,選民產生混淆。 10月17日的地方選舉將選出市長、議員與教育委員;10月24日的省選將產生93名省議員;候選人科麗·拉姆齊(Cori Ramsay)與加拿大市長與地區聯盟主席珍娜·斯通納(Jenna Stoner)等人回報,提前投票與兩場選舉時間重疊,造成廣泛選民困惑。
  2. 和平河北選區省選人選有限,選民選擇受限。 報導指出,位於卑詩東北部的和平河北選區省選候選人名單有限,選民在省召由新民主黨領袖大衛·艾比(David Eby)宣布的緊急選舉前面臨較少選擇。
  3. 列治文市議會候選人公開論壇討論在地可負擔性。 列治文市議會候選人在一場公開辯論中討論住宅可負擔性與市府措施,參與者說明應對在地住房壓力的方案,為10月17日的市政選舉提出政策主張。

🎨 Community & Culture

  1. 兩位與卑詩有關的作家入圍2026年史高提銀行Giller獎決選。 國家級史高提銀行Giller獎長名單縮減為決選名單,其中包含兩位與卑詩有關的作家,讓本省文學界角逐加拿大100,000加元的小說獎。
  2. 史蒂文·加洛威(Steven Galloway)作證稱英屬哥倫比亞大學藝術學院師生關係普遍。 前英屬哥倫比亞大學(University of British Columbia)教授史蒂文·加洛威在證詞中表示,藝術學院內確實出現過師生關係,回應圍繞該校長期調查的相關指控。
  3. 卑詩育兒倡議者警告普及托育承諾被邊緣化。 托育倡議者對記者表示,省府的普及托育承諾似乎已被降級,呼籲在省選期間重新重視落實時程與資金分配。

🚨 Crime & Public Safety

  1. 違規未繫安全帶與分心駕駛罰單數量在新查緝行動後倍增。 巡警資料顯示,卑詩省針對未繫安全帶與分心駕駛的執法行動啟動後,相關罰單數量增加至兩倍。
  2. 與伊斯蘭國(ISIS)戰士結婚的婦女就恐怖主義相關罪名認罪。 一名被告在加拿大法庭就與海外恐怖主義調查相關的指控提出認罪答辯,案件涉及其曾與一名伊斯蘭國戰士結婚。

📰 Also Today

  • 卑詩綠黨的艾蜜莉·洛恩(Emily Lowan)提出可負擔性與氣候計畫,連結住房與排放政策。

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