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温哥华周五要闻 · 99号公路车祸、陌生人袭击与勒索判决

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🚑 突发与事故

  1. 多车相撞含双层公交,99号公路近91号公路段在德尔塔封闭。 周五,萨里警察局(Surrey Police)和萨里消防局(Surrey Fire Services)到场处置。行车记录仪画面显示一辆卡车冲过中央隔离带,与多辆车辆相撞,其中包括一辆双层公交。1人伤势轻微被送院,相关路段预计关闭数小时。

🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 温哥华警察局(Vancouver Police)寻找当日三起无端陌生人袭击的嫌疑人。 事件分别发生在胜利广场(上午6:10)、商业大道(中午12:30)和另一起地点。受害者包括一名73岁女性,已送院稳定,以及一名44岁男子被肘击并遭拳击。警方发布了嫌疑人的体貌特征描述。
  2. 本那比男子因跨加拿大勒索未成年受害者获刑3年半。 安瓦尔·杰拉西(Anwer Jelassi)承认在2022年10月至2023年12月间对九名受害者进行勒索。温哥华省级法院于10月14日判处其略少于三年半监禁,检方与辩方达成联合量刑建议。
  3. 综合凶杀案调查组(Integrated Homicide Investigation Team)调查在萨里发现的不明男子死亡事件;疑有他杀。 调查人员表示,正在确认该男子身份并继续展开询查,初步认为有他杀嫌疑。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 不列颠哥伦比亚提前投票开始,保守党推迟公布有成本核算的平台。 提前投票周五启动,持续到10月24日大选前的周三。不列颠哥伦比亚保守党(B.C. Conservative)临时领袖洛恩·多克森在波特穆迪的一场活动中表示,他已看过平台草案,但因省政府宣称存在140亿加元赤字,正推迟公布以核实数据。
  2. 不列颠哥伦比亚新民主党(BC NDP)承诺在奥卡纳根奥利弗惩教中心增设最多9000万加元的非自愿护理床位。 该党称此项投资将作为省级网络的一部分,补充现有的萨里和梅普尔里奇中心,并配合在萨里与乔治王子城规划的新设施。
  3. 诉讼指中国国有工程机械企业 XCMG 欺诈加拿大设备经销商。 在温哥华法庭,北极机械(Arctic Machinery)经销商瑞安·马丁作证称问题始于2021年左右,并指控有批次号牌篡改。来自萨斯喀彻温、魁北克和安大略的多家经销商也提起类似诉讼,指称设备信息被虚假陈述。
  4. 研究显示若发生地震,温哥华市中心东区(Downtown Eastside)受灾最严重。 分析指出温哥华的市中心东区在地震中尤为脆弱,报告强调当地基础设施与社区风险。

📰 还有哪些要闻

  • 大酋长斯图尔特·菲利普支持不列颠哥伦比亚绿党领导人;其妻曾为新民主党议员。
  • 坎贝尔河选票印刷错误或影响校董计票结果。
  • 温哥华一名警官在公开听证会上称迈尔斯·格雷为“最强壮的人”。
  • 失踪桨板手凯尔·耶尔约拉在奥卡纳根湖搜索23天后遗体打捞上岸。
  • 大选前不列颠哥伦比亚各党在住房政策上的立场。
  • 列治文寻求征用室内水上乐园 Watermania。
  • 政界人士称市政与省选期间遭遇网络仇恨与威胁。
  • 提前投票期间与市政投票重叠。
  • 被定罪杀人犯就读麦吉尔法学院引发学生对安全与第二次机会的争论。
  • 加拿大税务局同意支付4000万加元赔偿,一名纳税人基于已被驳斥的阴谋税务退税说法获赔。
  • 两位候选人在毁灭性2021年大火五年后角逐赖顿市长职位。
  • 北卑诗一城市呼吁终止省级电动踏板车试点项目。
  • 不列颠哥伦比亚保守党因候选人发表淡化大屠杀言论而撤换其人选。
  • 乔治王子城成立新反帮派单位,负责北部行动。
  • (重复 ID)首名涉迈尔斯·格雷致命事件的警官在公开听证会上作证。
  • 作家史蒂文·加拉维在持续的诽谤审判中完成证词。
  • 维多利亚地区一名芭蕾舞教师被判有性犯罪罪名。
  • 基洛纳关于无家可归者的选举辩论让无家者感到被排斥。
  • 瓦勒芒市长被控性侵。
  • (重复 ID)首名涉迈尔斯·格雷致命事件的警官在公开听证会上作证。

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