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溫哥華要聞 · 星期三:Tsawwassen Mills死傷、游泳中心地權爭議與新民主黨財務估算

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🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. 公園委員會表示,溫哥華游泳中心必須重建為25公尺池,而非50公尺,理由是原住民土地權利尚未解決。 公園委員會主席湯姆·迪格比(Tom Digby)說,省政府擁有海濱用地並「拒絕讓我們擴大用地範圍」,因為穆斯克姆(Musqueam)、斯奎米什(Squamish)與茲雷伊爾‑瓦圖斯(Tsleil-Waututh)之間的土地請求仍未了結;酋長韋恩·斯帕洛(Wayne Sparrow)確認,省方曾向MST發展公司(MST Development Corporation)提議租約,並提到擬議的1元租金。

  2. 卑詩省新民主黨(BC NDP)估算顯示,到2028/29財政年度,省赤字將降至約120億加元,低於本年度預測的140億加元。 該黨預測到2028/29會有5.81億加元的「政綱盈餘」,並表示新的競選承諾將部分由向所得最高的3.88%納稅者要求更多貢獻來支付,黨方聲明如此說明。

  3. 今晚唯一一場省級領袖辯論安排在下午6:15至8:00,由大衛·艾比(Eby)、洛恩·多克森(Lorne Doerkson)與綠黨領袖艾蜜莉·洛恩(Emily Lowan)出席。 這場辯論是10月24日選舉前唯一排定的領袖正面對決;Global BC引述的Ipsos民調顯示,卑詩保守黨領先新民主黨約五個百分點。

  4. 重大工程公司(Major Projects)執行長多恩·法瑞爾(Dawn Farrell)在溫哥華出席卑詩原住民族大會時,遭到原住民代表批評諮詢時程過短。 原住民代表告訴聯邦官員,他們僅獲11個工作天審閱太平洋連結(Pacific Link)管線的指定;該案已於10月1日被列為國家利益,聯邦官員目標是在一年內完成審查與協商,以便明年九月啟動施工。

🚨 Crime & Public Safety

  1. 在9月30日發生於Tsawwassen Mills(特薩瓦森購物中心)外的撞擊事故中,四名被撞者之一已死亡;64歲的格溫妮·布莉姬·德溫(Gwenyth Brigit Dwyn)在醫院不治。 三角市(Delta)警察說,兩名原住民長者在碰撞中喪生(Virginia Splockton 與 wilapiya/Barb Joe);調查人員表示,肇事車輛可能先前已捲入另一起碰撞,且駕駛可能曾發生醫療事件,正接受調查。

  2. 被控與塔姆布勒里奇(Tumbler Ridge)案件共謀的詹姆斯·柯迪·布賴恩特(James Cody Bryant)被拒絕保釋。 與案件相關的法庭記錄顯示,法官拒絕為布賴恩特准予保釋,將他繼續羈押,待進一步法庭程序。

  3. 一名法學教授表示,警方應對真相與和解日(Truth and Reconciliation Day)當天致命車禍的調查提供更多更新。 媒體報導指出,這項要求源於9月30日在Tsawwassen Mills發生、造成多人死亡的撞擊事故。

📰 Also Today

  • 警察:真相與和解日於Tsawwassen Mills發生的車禍第3名受害者死亡。
  • 法院核發臨時禁制令後,溫哥華游泳中心拆除工作停止。
  • Farm Boy、L'Ancêtre 與 Life Smart 起司因可能含李斯特菌而被回收。
  • 探討列治文(Richmond)選舉參與與市政代表制度的複雜性。
  • 事實查核:卑詩新民主黨的環保紀錄。
  • 洛恩·多克森向選民自我介紹,成為意外出線的保守黨領袖。
  • 基洛納(Kelowna)男子對2023年造成一名15歲少年死亡的肇事逃逸案認罪。
  • (重複)警察:真相與和解日於Tsawwassen Mills發生的車禍第3名受害者死亡。
  • (另有報導)重大工程公司執行長多恩·法瑞爾在溫哥華向原住民發言。
  • (另有報導)卑詩新民主黨估算顯示,到2028/29政綱可望有5.81億加元盈餘。

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