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温哥华周二要闻:保守党民调上升、流感提前高峰与牛顿天车争议

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🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 民调显示不列颠哥伦比亚保守党(BC Conservatives)在选举进入最后一周时领先五个百分点。 创新研究集团(Innovative Research Group)发现,在已决定投票的选民中,保守党领先五个百分点,所有地区均有优势,在旁遮普语和华语选民中领先幅度尤其明显。党魁洛恩·多尔克森在领导力各项指标上获得6到10个百分点的提升,其中“能力感知”上升了10个百分点。

  2. 不列颠哥伦比亚新民主党(BC NDP)和不列颠哥伦比亚保守党均支持将天车(SkyTrain)延伸到牛顿;新民主党已预留2.5亿加元。 省长大卫·埃比表示,新民主党在其有成本估算的平台中为牛顿交通项目拨出了2.5亿加元;素里市长道格·麦卡勒姆说,保守党承诺支持扩展,而新民主党提出进行一次会面。

  3. 家庭警告在选举前自闭症与残障资助可能发生变化。 省府已于4月1日将自闭症资助计划替换为不列颠哥伦比亚省儿童与青年残障福利计划。家长表示,部分家庭将失去支持。保守党承诺为受影响儿童提供替代措施,个案包括两岁孩童诺亚·库比亚克-戈尔。

  4. 不列颠哥伦比亚省流感检测阳性率提前、且高于5%,位居全国之首。 加拿大卫生部报告,10月4日那一周检测阳性率超过5%,且甲型流感(A(H1N1))占检出病例的98.4%。布赖恩·康威医生和邦妮·亨利医生指出,疫苗项目时间较往年提前,呼吁高危人群优先接种提供的免费流感、COVID-19、呼吸道合胞病毒和肺炎球菌疫苗。

  5. 被控在素里行凶的亚当·曼恩在新威斯敏斯特凶杀案审判中作证称“不是我”。 42岁的曼恩来自安大略温莎,否认在2024年6月16日杀害托里·邓恩。他在法庭上称当时无家可归并有吸毒问题,描述在被捕前丢弃一把刀、连帽衫、毛线帽以及捡到的一部手机;邓恩的手机后来在靠近被捕地点的一处绿地被找回。

  6. 哈德森霍普选民批准借款建新社区礼堂,估计建设费用超过3,400万加元。 当地选民授权市政借款,用于建设一座新的社区礼堂,估计建设成本超过3,400万加元。

  7. 艺术家克里斯特尔·西尔弗福克斯用珠饰回应她母亲的“1960年代掳童”经历。 克里斯特尔的珠饰作品回应了母亲在1960年代掳童事件中的经历,并作为文化疗愈的一部分。

📰 今日速览

  • 各党在选举前对教育政策的立场。
  • 温哥华加人(Vancouver Canucks)连败客场之旅后仍难找回稳定性。
  • 基洛纳一位以“走红”标牌出名的候选人当选。
  • 科威坎族上诉引发对“混乱局面”的警告。
  • 一人因2023年温哥华致命刺伤案被判二级谋杀有罪。
  • 索文岱森第一民族(Tsawwassen First Nation)连任酋长劳拉·卡西迪。
  • 维多利亚斯拉姆冰壶赛争议终局遭到嘘声。
  • 奎斯奈尔新市长将推动北部不列颠哥伦比亚的心理健康与无家可归支持。
  • 即将离任的卡姆卢普斯市长住院,称“我猜是心脏病发作”。
  • 在发布有成本估算的平台后,不列颠哥伦比亚保守党的经济预测受到质疑。
  • 法官裁定阿伯茨福犯案者的《权利与自由宪章》权利被侵犯。
  • 斯帕伍德(距艾伯塔边界20公里)关注公投结果。
  • (快速要闻中已移除重复条目;详见主文。)

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