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溫哥華週四要聞 · AI影像疑雲、破紀錄提前投票與本那比網攻

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🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 溫哥華警察與教育局調查位於西斯汀·邱吉爾中學的疑似人工智慧生成女學生影像。 家長與學生傳出流言,指部分男生12年級學生製作了女性學生的人工智慧內容;溫哥華學區已確認正與警方合作,報導日期為2026年10月15日(環球新聞)。
  2. 本那比學區表示9月21日的勒索軟體攻擊可能曝光學生與家長資料。 學區通知家庭,駭客複製的檔案可能包含姓名、聯絡資料、出生日期、成績以及特殊學習計畫名單,學區已將事件移交加拿大皇家騎警與卑詩省隱私專員處理。
  3. 素里一名男子因偷走一名下班警員的越野車被判60日監禁,其中部分刑期因逮捕時使用武力而減刑。 Duane Hansen承認超過5,000元的機動車竊盜罪;檢方Gabriel Edelson與法官Jodie Harris皆指出逮捕情況為減輕因素,折抵羈押時間後仍須服刑45日。

🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 超過103,000名溫哥華選民提前投票,人數較2022年增加60%。 市府在2026年10月15日於市選前公布此數字,領先人選金·沈(Ken Sim)與皮特·弗萊(Pete Fry)仍為民調前兩名。
  2. 卑詩省新民主黨領袖大衛·艾比(David Eby)承諾為素里至懷特羅克間的快速公車系統提供2.5億加元,並調降45加元低收入長者公車票的資格門檻。 艾比在2026年10月15日於素里競選時公布相關資金與資格變動;卑詩保守黨則提出以十車道橋取代馬西隧道替代方案。
  3. 卑詩省新民主黨表示,在選舉宣布後已暫停一項關於王權地(Crown land)補償規則的提案修訂。 《北境快報》取得關於影響約400塊王權地選項的文件;新民主黨稱內閣僅授權展開接觸協商,選舉宣布後即將該計畫擱置。

🎨 社區與文化

  1. 多倫多楓葉(Toronto Maple Leafs)將芬蘭前鋒Aatu Raty交易至溫哥華加人(Vancouver Canucks),換回Brandon Buhr與Jacob Quillan。 23歲的Raty本季四場比賽進1球,生涯118場國家冰球聯盟比賽拿29分;溫哥華總經理Ryan Johnson表示,此舉讓球隊取得兩名年輕球員以增強板凳深度(加拿大新聞社,2026年10月15日)。
  2. Baan Lao的淡粉色泰式花形水餃食譜可做15至20顆,內餡為雞肉、醃蘿蔔與花生。 食譜列出45分鐘準備、10分鐘蒸煮,並以甜菜根天然萃取物上色,來源為公開食譜。

📰 其他要聞

  • 具爭議的列治文選舉照片引發法庭爭訟,已提交法庭文件。
  • 列治文餐廳獲業界評選為北美最佳,獎項公布。
  • 雷夫爾斯托克三名市長候選人說明選民優先議題,採訪刊出。
  • 科學家指卑詩省新民主黨在舊生長林保護上退步,研究者提出指控。
  • 候選人稱溫哥華市長之戰「各有勝算」,競選評論。
  • 倡議者要求對棄置庇護動物獨留過夜訂定法定上限,建議提出。
  • 卑詩保守黨承諾取消馬西隧道替代計畫、改建橋樑,政策承諾。
  • 運安委員會在釀成三死的2022年撞機案中發現「風險評估不完整」,報告發布。
  • 油砂中部族領袖稱未就太平洋連接管線徵詢他們意見,發布聲明。
  • 官員警告本那比學區網攻可能讓醫療診斷資料外洩。
  • 汽車保險、液化天然氣與負擔能力成為卑詩省領袖辯論重點,辯論摘要。
  • 列治文教師因發布性相關貼文與裸照被停職兩週,停職命令。
  • James Cody Bryant在涉嫌圖謀Tumbler Ridge槍擊案的共謀指控中被大陪審團起訴,起訴文件送出。
  • 美方審查後,加拿大軟木輸出稅接近35%,關稅公告。
  • 卑詩主要政黨領袖在辯論後接受媒體提問,賽後簡短發言會。
  • Heiltsuk族十年後仍尋求Nathan E. Stewart漏油事件賠償,要求持續。
  • 大衛·艾比承諾在卑詩婦女醫院設立圍產期心理健康單位,資金承諾。
  • 赫特瑞特水下潛水隊派往奧肯那根湖搜尋失蹤立槳者,隊伍動員。
  • 警方在公開聽證會上描述對Myles Gray之死的不確定性,證詞提供。

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