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塔斯瓦森米尔斯死亡事件、水上中心土地索赔与新民主党财务估算 — 温哥华周三

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🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 公园委员会称温哥华水上中心(Vancouver Aquatic Centre)必须重建为25米泳池,而非50米,理由是原住民土地索赔尚未解决。 公园委员会主席汤姆·迪格比(Tom Digby)表示,省政府拥有滨海地段并“拒绝允许我们扩大占地范围”,因为与穆斯奎姆(Musqueam)、斯阔米什(Squamish)和茨雷尔-沃特(Tsleil-Waututh)的土地索赔尚未解决;酋长韦恩·斯帕罗(Wayne Sparrow)确认,省方曾向MST发展公司(MST Development Corporation)提出租赁建议,并提到了拟议的每年1加元租金。

  2. 不列颠哥伦比亚省新民主党(BC NDP)的成本估算显示,到2028/29财政年度,省赤字将降至约120亿,加元低于本财政年度预测的140亿。 该党预测到2028/29年将出现5.81亿加元的“政纲盈余”,并称新竞选承诺将部分通过要求最高3.88%收入群体承担更多税负来支付,党方声明称。

  3. 今晚唯一一场省级政党领袖辩论将于下午6:15至8:00举行,参会者包括埃比(Eby)、多克森(Doerkson)和绿党领袖艾米丽·洛恩(Emily Lowan)。 这是10月24日大选前唯一定好的领袖面对面;Global BC援引的爱普索斯(Ipsos)民调显示,不列颠哥伦比亚保守党比新民主党领先约5个百分点。

  4. 重大项目公司首席执行官道恩·法瑞尔(Dawn Farrell)在温哥华举行的不列颠哥伦比亚省原住民大会上因短期咨询期限遭到原住民代表批评。 原住民代表告诉渥太华,他们只被给予11个工作日审查太平洋链接(Pacific Link)管道列为国家利益的决定;该项目于10月1日被列入国家利益,联邦官员目标是在一年内完成审查和咨询,以便明年9月开始施工。

🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 在塔斯瓦森米尔斯(Tsawwassen Mills)外发生的9月30日撞击事件中,四名受害者之一已死亡;64岁的格温妮丝·布里吉特·德温(Gwenyth Brigit Dwyn)在医院死亡。 三角洲警方表示,事故中有两名原住民长者身亡(弗吉尼亚·斯普洛克顿(Virginia Splockton)与wilapiya/芭芭·乔(Barb Joe));调查人员称肇事车辆可能先前已涉入一起碰撞,驾驶人可能发生的医疗事件仍在调查中。

  2. 涉嫌与坦布勒岭(Tumbler Ridge)案共谋的詹姆斯·科迪·布莱恩特(James Cody Bryant)被拒绝保释。 与案件有关的法庭记录显示,法官拒绝为布莱恩特批准保释,继续羁押等待进一步程序。

  3. 一名法学教授表示,警方应就“真相与和解日”(Truth and Reconciliation Day)致命车祸调查提供更多更新。 媒体报道指出,对警方加强通报的呼声是在9月30日塔斯瓦森米尔斯撞击造成多人死亡后提出的。

📰 另有报道

  • 警方:在真相与和解日塔斯瓦森米尔斯撞击中第三名受害者死亡。
  • 法院发出临时禁制令后,温哥华水上中心拆除工作被暂停。
  • Farm Boy、L'Ancêtre 和 Life Smart 三款奶酪因可能受李斯特菌污染被召回。
  • 列治文(Richmond)的选举参与和市政代表问题被深入审视。
  • 对不列颠哥伦比亚省新民主党环境记录的事实核查发布。
  • 洛恩·多克森(Lorne Doerkson)作为意外上任的保守党领袖向选民自我介绍。
  • 基洛纳(Kelowna)一名男子就2023年导致15岁少年死亡的肇事逃逸案认罪。
  • (重复)警方:在真相与和解日塔斯瓦森米尔斯撞击中第三名受害者死亡。
  • (另有报道)重大项目公司首席执行官道恩·法瑞尔在温哥华向原住民发表讲话。
  • (另有报道)不列颠哥伦比亚省新民主党成本估算显示到2028/29年将有5.81亿加元的政纲盈余。

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