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Elecciones municipales, choque en la autopista 99 y filtración de datos de clientes — Vancouver sábado

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🏛️ Gobierno y política

  1. Millones votan en toda Columbia Británica en las elecciones municipales del 17 de octubre; Global BC transmitirá cobertura en vivo de 19:00 a 00:00, hora del Pacífico (PT). Las urnas están abiertas para alcaldes, concejales, fideicomisarios escolares, juntas de parques y directores regionales en toda la provincia, y Global BC emitirá resultados por televisión, radio y YouTube con los conductores Chris Gailus, Sophie Lui y Keith Baldrey ofreciendo proyecciones en directo.

  2. Votantes enfrentan una coincidencia inusual: el día de las elecciones municipales coincide con la votación anticipada provincial del 17 al 21 de octubre. La portavoz de Elections BC, Colleen Hildebrandt, dijo que esta superposición no ocurría desde 1995 y que algunos edificios albergan ambas votaciones con áreas separadas; la votación anticipada provincial se realiza diariamente hasta el 21 de octubre de 8:00 a 20:00, hora local.

🚑 Últimas e incidentes

  1. Trece hospitalizados tras choque de varios vehículos que cierra la autopista 99; dos personas gravemente heridas. La policía de Surrey y los Servicios de Salud de Emergencia de Columbia Británica informaron que un camión articulado aparentemente invadió el carril contrario el viernes; 13 personas fueron llevadas al hospital y una de las personas gravemente heridas fue trasladada por aire; la autopista permaneció cerrada durante varias horas mientras los investigadores trabajaban.

💼 Economía y negocios

  1. Pattison Food Group confirma acceso a datos de clientes de More Rewards tras una intrusión en un servidor. La empresa informó que se accedió a nombres y, si se habían suministrado, direcciones, números de teléfono, correos electrónicos y fechas de nacimiento después de detectar actividad inusual en un servidor el martes, confirmado el viernes; Pattison aseguró que no se accedió a contraseñas, datos de tarjetas de crédito ni a historiales de transacciones.

🚨 Crimen y seguridad pública

  1. Hombre acusado de asesinato por doble homicidio de 2022 en Burnaby. La policía formuló un cargo por asesinato vinculado al doble homicidio de 2022 en Burnaby, según el informe; nombres de la corte e investigadores fueron incluidos en el comunicado policial original.

🎨 Comunidad y cultura

  1. Douglas College suspende el programa masculino de fútbol tras una pelea captada en video. Douglas College anunció la suspensión del programa masculino de fútbol luego de la difusión de imágenes de una pelea; la decisión suspende la actividad mientras se realiza una revisión adicional, según el informe.

🏈 Deportes

  1. Steph Labbé se separa de Vancouver Rise FC. El club anunció la salida de Labbé en su comunicado oficial, en un cambio de plantilla para Vancouver Rise FC de cara a la próxima temporada.

  2. Laura Hall consigue su primer título nacional de pista larga, derrotando a Valérie Maltais. La patinadora de velocidad obtuvo su primer título nacional de pista larga tras vencer a Valérie Maltais en el campeonato, según la cobertura del evento.

📰 También hoy

  • Mujer arrestada; la policía busca a dos sospechosos tras tres ataques a personas desconocidas en Vancouver.
  • CentreBC promete 25 millones de dólares canadienses para mantener abiertas salas de emergencia rurales.
  • Escritor de Victoria publica nuevo libro sobre los impactos de la extinción, lanzamiento del libro señalado.
  • Kitimat añade dos perros a la boleta municipal para aumentar la participación.
  • Partidos de Columbia Británica describen plataformas de transporte antes de la elección provincial.
  • Comunidades de Columbia Británica eligen alcaldes y concejales antes de la elección general la próxima semana.
  • Votantes acuden a las urnas en las elecciones municipales de Columbia Británica hoy.
  • Nueve municipios del área metropolitana de Vancouver señalados como contiendas clave en el día electoral.
  • Cobertura: cómo se desarrolla la elección municipal en el norte de Columbia Británica y el Interior.
  • Autopista 99 cerrada en Surrey tras choque de varios vehículos que deja 13 heridos.
  • Cuerpo de un paddleboarder desaparecido recuperado del lago Okanagan por un equipo de buzos huterita.
  • Líderes indígenas condenan comentarios de candidato conservador que llamó a las Primeras Naciones "conquistadas".
  • Se suspenden cargos contra dos hombres en caso de atropello fatal y fuga de 2018 en la zona de Terrace.

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