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溫哥華周回顧 · 雙重選舉、貝賽德酒廊最後一夜與風災

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🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. 十月雙重選舉讓候選人和選民混淆。 卑詩省選民現在面臨市政投票在10月17日與省選在10月24日,因為新民主黨(NDP)領袖大衛·伊比於地方選舉活動已展開時突襲宣布省選;卑詩市政聯盟(Union of BC Municipalities)主席珍娜·斯托納和白馬市議會候選人柯莉·藍西表示,候選人反映選民常把兩個不同日期混為一談。

  2. 本週競選行程聚焦醫療、長者與製造業。 新民主黨(NDP)領袖大衛·伊比承諾增設20家基層護理診所、加速國外受訓醫師執照審核,並增列1,000個醫護訓練名額;卑詩保守黨(BC Conservative)領袖洛恩·多爾克森承諾還原產業稅遞延變更並興建長期照護床位;中部卑詩黨(CentreBC)領袖伊蓮諾·斯圖科以36名候選人宣布黨務啟動並提出製造業振興方案。

  3. 卑詩新民主黨承諾若連任將凍結三年基本車險費率。 大衛·伊比宣布透過不列顛哥倫比亞省保險局對基本車險實施三年凍結,相關辯論仍圍繞2021年無過失(no-fault)模式及保守派提出的混合替代方案;該承諾在列治文的競選行程與提交給MoveUp工會的資料中提出。

  4. 維多利亞—燈塔山選區候選人若阿希姆·阿古為社群媒體貼文道歉,失去保守黨提名。 阿古承認其貼文包含對示威中被車衝撞事件的冷漠評論與污辱巴基斯坦的迷因;臨時保守黨領袖洛恩·多爾克森表示若阿古當選不會加入黨團,黨已撤回背書。

🚨 Crime & Public Safety

  1. 素里謀殺案審訊繼續,省級重案組調查員出庭作證。 綜合謀殺調查組(Integrated Homicide Investigation Team)警員萊恩·格林林斯基證稱,對於被告亞當·曼涉案的調查,他於當晚11:40抵達托里·鄧(Tori Dunn)位於波特凱爾斯的住處,凌晨3:20扣押衣物證物,並在隔鄰物業發現沾血廚師刀;被告已對二級謀殺表示不服罪。

  2. 對兒童兇手申恩·厄特莫德核准臨時外出引發改規壓力。 厄特莫德因2000年對10歲希瑟·湯瑪斯性侵並殺害被判終身監禁,曾獲批為期60天無陪同臨時外出參與烹飪課,但後來延後;希瑟之母會見保守黨聯邦議員法蘭克·卡普托,要求修訂臨時外出規則並改變釋放決定的舉證責任。

  3. 卑詩一家催收公司因騷擾借款人遭罰34,000元。 省級裁決認定該催收公司誤導並騷擾借款人,依據公開判決對該公司開出34,000元罰鍰,裁決詳述了針對省內催收作為的執法行動。

💼 Economy & Business

  1. 西端深受喜愛的酒吧貝賽德酒廊(Bayside Lounge)47年營業後宣布歇業。 酒廊宣布營業47年後將結束營運,員工與經理達妮卡·沃克表示震驚,並指出高漲租金與重建壓力;公開告別會已張貼,邀請顧客「來喝最後一杯」。

  2. 省府月度數據顯示卑詩9月失業20,000個職位。 本週公布的勞動統計顯示9月淨就業減少20,000人,省內勞動市場承壓,正值各黨於選戰中辯論稅制與就業政策。

🏥 Health

  1. 醫療政策承諾本週出現具體數字。 大衛·伊比提出增設20家基層診所、加速國外受訓醫師認證並增加1,000個醫護訓練名額;保守派與中部卑詩的替代方案則聚焦長期照護床位與長者支持,皆在省選前的競選活動中提出。

🎨 Community & Culture

  1. 奧肯那根葡萄農說聯邦農作物保險未跟上氣候造成的損失。 葡萄種植者卡奈爾·辛格·西杜報告本季約15公噸葡萄遭野火煙害,並告訴研究人員現行農保理賠未反映氣候驅動損失的實際成本;省內種植者警告需改革保險以涵蓋煙害與極端天候。

  2. 社區發起連署要留住貝賽德酒廊,待樓宇業主決定續約。 在酒廊宣布歇業後,由常客與音樂人發起的連署請求樓宇業主重新考慮租約,意在展現社區支持以保留這間營運47年的西端場地。

🏈 Sports

  1. 永久日光節約時間讓西部加拿大球迷看NHL比賽更晚開踢。 卑詩、亞伯達與曼尼托巴維持日光節約時間,導致像溫哥華卡奴克(Vancouver Canucks)等球隊部分比賽在當地時間晚上9點開賽;根據國家冰球聯盟時程調整,卡爾加里火焰(Calgary Flames)安排至少八場9點開賽,包含12月26日與1月16日。

  2. 基洛納的泰勒·盧克在游泳世界盃再奪銀牌。 盧克本週在世界盃系列賽取得個人第二面銀牌,為這位基洛納選手在本季國際賽事再添頒獎台成績。

🌦️ Weather & Roads

  1. 強風吹倒樹木,導致下大陸數千戶停電。 本週風暴在大都會溫哥華多處吹倒樹木,造成數千戶停電,維修與清理隊伍正回應停電與清除倒樹作業,區域報告與電力中斷地圖如是記載。

  2. 派圖洛橋拱樑將在感恩節長週末拆除。 運輸單位計劃於感恩節長週末移除派圖洛橋的拱樑,作為持續更換與拆除工程的一部分,將影響橋梁通行與施工時程。

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Cold Lake First Nations seeking judicial review of Pacific Link pipeline designation

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Permanent daylight time brings quirky NHL start times to Western Canada

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B.C. Conservatives drop Victoria-Beacon Hill candidate after offensive social media posts

Joachim Agou has been dropped as the B.C. Conservative candidate for Victoria-Beacon Hill. Party leader Lorne Doerkson said that "there is no excuse for this" after offensive social media posts came to light. The B.C. NDP had called for Agou to be fired over "absolutely horrific racism."

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Recently-retired RCMP officer handed conditional sentence for suspect assault

Former RCMP Staff Sgt. Damian Volk was found guilty of assaulting a robbery suspect during a body search in August 2020.

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B.C. homeowners feeling the crunch as pandemic mortgages come under renewal

Homeowners who locked in at low interest rates during the pandemic are starting to feel the strain as rates rise and the cost of their mortgage begins to climb. For some, the result is hundreds more a month.

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Sexual assault claims 'flat out never happened,' ex-UBC professor tells defamation trial

Bestselling Canadian author Steven Galloway denied in court Wednesday sexually assaulting a former UBC student, saying the majority of details described by his alleged victim were fabrications.

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B.C. man with 'lengthy criminal history' faces drug charges in N.W.T.

A man with what Surrey police are describing as a "lengthy" list of criminal charges has been arrested in Inuvik, N.W.T., and charged with trafficking cocaine.

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Massive gold mine casts shadow over municipal election in small Cariboo town

Two candidates are campaigning for mayor, as approval of the Cariboo Gold Project has created disruption in the Gold-Rush-era town of Wells, B.C. — known for its vibrant artistic community and the gateway for Barkerville Historic Park and the Bowron Lakes.

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B.C. debt collection agency fined $34K for harassing, misleading borrowers

Insolvency trustee Blair Mantin says it's essential for borrowers to understand their rights when interacting with debt collectors.

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Feds to provide $2B in rebates for homeowners who install heat pumps

The federal government is launching a $2-billion rebate program that it says will help homeowners in Canada lower their annual heating costs while reducing emissions when they install heat pumps in their homes.

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Homicide investigator testifies at Tori Dunn homicide trial

Homicide investigator testifies at Tori Dunn homicide trial

Const. Ryan Gerlinski took the stand on Thursday. He has been a member of the Integrated Homicide Investigation Team for 4.5 years.

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Climate-driven wildfires in Canada could cost future generations trillions: study

Climate-driven wildfires in Canada could cost future generations trillions: study

"A motivation of this study was to put it into economic terms that the general public could grasp a little bit better," researcher Sian Kou-Giesbrecht said.

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Joachim Agou kicked out of BC Conservatives over social media posts

Joachim Agou kicked out of BC Conservatives over social media posts

Social media posts from Victoria-Beacon Hill candidate Joachim Agou came to light this week, which targeted the Pakistani and Palestinian communities.

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BC NDP promises to freeze car insurance rates for 3 years if elected

BC NDP promises to freeze car insurance rates for 3 years if elected

NDP Leader David Eby and interim BC Conservative leader Lorne Doerkson traded barbs about the future of the no-fault insurance model, which was introduced by the BC NDP in 2021.

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Tumbler Ridge shooter stole guns from family safe as part of attack plans, new court filings reveal

Nearly eight months after the Tumbler Ridge mass shooting, new FBI court filings are shedding light on how Jesse Van Rootselaar allegedly spent months stockpiling an arsenal of weapons leading up to February's deadly attack.

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Author tells B.C. defamation trial sexual assault claim derailed career, ability to write

Author and former UBC creative writing professor Steven Galloway wept as he testified that he can no longer write since unproven allegations of sexual assault derailed his career.

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As Vancouverites prepare to vote, police tout drop in long-term crime stats

With the city's municipal election just nine days away, the timing of the Vancouver police news conference has raised some questions of its own.

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UBC students rally against sexual violence amid Cornell gang rape allegations

University of British Columbia (UBC) students calling for greater action on sexual violence rallied at the school's Vancouver campus on Thursday, saying they stand in solidarity with the victim of a high-profile alleged gang rape at an Ivy League university.

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B.C. teen rescued from 'Widowmaker' mountain trail says AI isn't to blame

Bryce Gowryluk, 16, was lifted from Crown Mountain by helicopter Saturday after accidentally taking what's called the "Widowmaker" climbing route.

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Leave for B.C. child killer sparks call for change at political level

Leave for B.C. child killer sparks call for change at political level

In late September, Shane Ertmoed, who is serving a life sentence, was granted a 60-day unescorted temporary absence from prison to take cooking classes.

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Reservoir inflows in Comox Valley lowest in 64 years as warm, dry fall persists

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Transformative former B.C. attorney general Colin Gablemann dead at 82

Colin Gablemann, the transformative former British Columbia attorney general who played a key role in the creation of the province's freedom of information laws and recognizing Indigenous rights has died at the age of 82.

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Sooke's infrastructure to play key role in municipal election

In the District of Sooke on Vancouver Island, the population has been growing steadily since the early 2000s — and local infrastructure has been struggling to keep pace due to environmental regulations, and a growing strain on limited resources.

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Electrification is happening, and these jobs are already hot, industry says

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Ousted B.C. Conservative candidate Joachim Agou apologizes for posts deemed racist

Ousted B.C. Conservative candidate Joachim Agou apologizes for posts deemed racist

Victoria-Beacon Hill candidate Joachim Agou says on social media that he takes responsibility for his words but rejects any accusation of racism.

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Taxes — hike them or hold them — become theme in B.C. election campaign

Taxes — hike them or hold them — become theme in B.C. election campaign

Whether it's taxing the wealthy or suggesting that tax cuts will "supercharge" the economy, whoever becomes premier will face a projected deficit of about $13.8 billion.

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Kelowna's Taylor Ruck earns her 2nd silver at swimming World Cup

Canadian swimmers Taylor Ruck and Finlay Knox added to their medal hauls Friday at the second stop of the three-meet World Aquatics Swimming World Cup series in Tashkent, Uzbekistan.

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Okanagan growers say crop insurance isn’t keeping up with a changing climate

Okanagan growers say crop insurance isn’t keeping up with a changing climate

The weather can bring extreme heat, cold, drought, hail or wildfire smoke, and any one of those can wipe out a crop or make grapes impossible to sell.

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Woman who married ISIS fighter pleads guilty to terror-related charge

Kimberly Polman pleaded guilty on Thursday to leaving Canada to participate in activities of a terrorist group, namely the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS).

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Steven Galloway testifies that faculty-student relationships in UBC arts program were common

The bestselling author is suing multiple people for defamation — including the main defendant, a former UBC student who accused him of sexual assault, which was later found to be unsubstantiated by a B.C. Supreme Court judge.

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B.C. advocates worry universal child care promise has been forgotten

The B.C. NDP promised British Columbians would have universal affordable child care by 2028. But not all families have seen their child-care rates drop. One advocate says the issue isn’t getting enough attention on the provincial campaign trail.

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Richmond council candidates debate affordability problems

Richmond city council candidates had a shot at addressing cost-of-living concerns at a debate organized by the Richmond Poverty Reduction Coalition on Thursday night.

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Bayside Lounge to close after 47 years as costs rise in Vancouver

Bayside Lounge to close after 47 years as costs rise in Vancouver

The Bayside Lounge has been a West End staple, supporting local musicians and artists and welcoming visitors from around the world.

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B.C. leaders on the campaign trail talk health care and supporting seniors

B.C. leaders on the campaign trail talk health care and supporting seniors

The Conservatives are promising to enact a series of measures, including reversing the NDP's changes to the property-tax deferment program and building more long-term-care beds.

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Strong winds topple trees, knock out power to thousands in B.C.'s Lower Mainland

British Columbia's Lower Mainland got an early taste of fall weather on Friday, with strong winds pummeling the region.

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Crackdown on seatbelts, distracted driving sees number of tickets double in B.C.

The British Columbia Highway Patrol (BCHP) says a recent enforcement blitz has revealed an alarming increase in the number of people driving distracted and not wearing seatbelts.

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Peace River North voters facing limited provincial political choices

Voters in the Peace River North riding have just two choices in the 2026 provincial snap election: B.C. Conservative candidate Curtis Whitford or Independent candidate Jordan Kealy. No other candidates will be on the ballot, including representatives from the B.C. NDP or B.C. Greens.

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Officials adjust border crossing hours as B.C. drops seasonal time change

British Columbia's decision to end time changes has prompted the Canada Border Services Agency to alter its opening hours at nine land crossings to align with neighbouring U.S. ports of entry.

General Oct 10, 2026

2 authors with B.C. connections named finalists for 2026 Giller Prize

Michelle Good and Nazanine Hozar have been shortlisted for the $100,000 prize.

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How Emily Lowan’s B.C. Green Party plans to tackle affordability and the climate crisis simultaneously

Like many other provincial party leaders, Emily Lowan is disappointed in David Eby’s snap election call this fall. However, it gives her the opportunity to become an elected MLA — because since she became party leader last year, Lowan hasn’t actually had a seat in the legislature.

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Dual elections a headache for some B.C. voters

Dual elections a headache for some B.C. voters

The local elections are on Oct. 17 for local officials, while a provincial vote will be held Oct. 24 to elect the legislature, which will determine B.C.'s next premier.

Politics Oct 10, 2026

Overlapping elections in B.C. causing confusion: candidates

The local elections on Oct. 17 will see voters elect mayors, councillors, school board trustees and other local officials, while a provincial vote will be held Oct. 24 to elect 93 members of the legislature, which will determine B.C.'s next premier.

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B.C. loses 20,000 jobs in September

The jobs lost in B.C. make up almost a third of the 68,000 jobs shed across Canada in September.

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B.C. Conservative campaign director under fire for anti-Islam posts

The campaign director for the B.C. Conservatives is facing criticism over anti-Islam posts she shared on social media earlier this year, just days after the party fired another candidate over his own offensive posts.

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Roller hockey players frustrated by Burnaby ban on inline skates at sports boxes

Inline skates have been banned from Burnaby’s two newest multi-use sports boxes, leaving roller hockey players concerned about the next generation of players and with few options to play outdoors.

General Oct 11, 2026

New Westminster apartment building evacuated, crews fighting active fire

An emergency reception centre has been set up for displaced residents at the təməsew̓txʷ Aquatic and Community Centre located on East 6th Avenue.

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Pattullo Bridge arches to be removed over Thanksgiving long weekend

Business owners near the Pattullo Bridge hope improved traffic flow will mean more customers, as crews began removing the bridge’s steel arches Friday — one more step toward completing the long-awaited replacement project.

General Oct 11, 2026

Elenore Sturko, CentreBC strive to give voters a centrist option in upcoming B.C. election

Elenore Sturko hasn’t been in politics long — for about four years — but already she’s belonged to three provincial parties and sat as an Independent MLA.

General Oct 11, 2026

Kelowna woman inducted into World Triathlon Hall of Fame

In 1991, Jo-Anne Ritchie won her first triathlon world championship in Australia. The following year, she won silver in Muskoka, Ont., and she brought home the bronze from Manchester in 1993. According to World Triathlon, she also won the overall 1993 World Cup title and two Canadian championships.

General Oct 11, 2026