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温哥华要闻 · 周一:军营大火致4死、市政选举浪潮、斯泰兰蒂斯工会获罢工授权

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🚑 突发与事故

  1. 艾伯塔韦恩赖特军营(韦恩赖特军事基地)大火造成4名加拿大武装部队成员死亡,其中2人为卑诗省籍。 官员称,基地草地火因风向突变迅速蔓延;北温哥华籍士兵爱登·古尔丁(23岁)和兰里籍士兵海登·利克马克(19岁)在遇难者中。火灾还造成多人受伤,伤者家属发表哀悼并呼吁为伤者祈祷。
  2. 奥索尤斯沙漠公园赛道(Desert Park Raceway)一场多马相撞事故致驾驭员斯科特·奈特,52岁,死亡。 头号马匹迪龙·詹姆斯在比赛中失步倒地,引发后方马匹相撞;驾驭员卡森·阿博特被送往潘蒂克顿医院,另两名驾驭员接受治疗。现场比赛已取消至10月26日,10月26日星期一恢复比赛。

🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 阿伯茨福德2022年双重谋杀案三名被告的量刑被推迟四个月。 阿比吉特·辛格、库什维尔·图尔和古尔卡兰·辛格今年5月被判一级谋杀;法官布伦达·布朗暂停量刑,等待有关25年不得假释宪法性挑战的后续程序。若挑战失败,定罪将自动适用终身监禁并附带25年不得假释。
  2. 一起导致30岁卡梅隆·科尔死亡的2018年肇事逃逸案在开庭前数周被检方撤诉。 37岁泰勒·斯托格林和35岁康拉德·维尔兹比奇此前面临亵渎遗体和妨碍司法等指控;在一名法医病理学家的证词与先前预期不符后,检方决定撤诉,家属于10月14日获悉此事。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 市政选举浪潮:卑诗省多地现任官员及多数竞选团队落败,选民表达对公共安全、可负担性和住房议题的变革诉求。 分析人士指出,选民仍倾向熟悉面孔——温哥华的皮特·弗莱和素里的道格·麦卡勒姆等人当选——并认为本次结果可能预示省级选情变化,执政新民主党连任九年后面临考验。
  2. 省长大卫·埃比呼吁卑诗绿党选民支持新民主党以压制保守党,选前竞选的最后动员之一。 埃比公开敦促绿党支持者在周六省选投票时投票给新民主党。

💼 经济与商业

  1. 斯泰兰蒂斯(Stellantis)在加拿大的员工所属工会以97.3%投票通过全国罢工授权。 尤尼福工会代表逾9,000名斯泰兰蒂斯员工,称在公司宣布将布兰普顿装配厂出售给罗谢尔后,谈判陷入僵局;工会表示罢工仍是最后手段。
  2. 卑诗一车主因丰田拒绝善意维修,被迫支付传动系维修费加元13,586.88,涉2021年高地者。 多娜·威尔基称车辆在约98,500公里时开始发出抱怨声并出现激烈换挡,丰田称她已超过10万公里动力传动系保修里程600公里;经销商向丰田加拿大提出的善意维修请求被拒,理由是无丰田维修记录在案。

📰 还在关注

  • 卑诗省学员驾驶员现可在无需第二次路考的情况下获得正式驾照。
  • 沙漠赛道多马相撞致驾驭员身亡。
  • 卑诗东北骑警一名值勤警员在值勤事件后被控持械袭击。
  • 渔业与海洋部在豪湾搜寻一头被卑诗渡轮撞伤的鲸。
  • 志愿者在素里种植逾500棵树木与灌木,大温地区计划种植7,000余棵。
  • 卑诗各党派在人工智能数据中心未来问题上的立场如何?
  • 省选前卑诗各党就医疗保健作出哪些承诺?
  • 卑诗结束夏令时后,数千名工作人员将不再做时差计算。
  • 卑诗保守党承诺将赤字缩减至加元108亿并增加加元26亿收入。
  • 对在艾伯塔军事基地火灾中遇难士兵的悼念不断涌入。
  • 福特·尼尔森市长表示对卑诗省选充满期待。
  • 肯尼亚选手朗加特卫冕男子冠军;温哥华选手戴维斯首次参加多伦多滨水马拉松并亮相。
  • 当选市长罗布·霍华德面临团结分裂列治文市议会的任务。
  • 大多数卑诗市镇在2026年选举中选民投票率上升。
  • 莱特顿市长候选人在初步计票后出现票数持平。

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