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溫哥華要聞 · 週二:保守黨領先、流感提早、牛頓天車延伸

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🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 民調顯示卑詩省保守黨(BC Conservatives)在選前最後一週領先五個百分點。 創新研究集團發現,在已決定投票的選民中,保守黨領先五個百分點,且在各區域均有領先優勢。該黨在旁遮普語與華語選民中優勢明顯;領袖洛恩·多爾克森(Lorne Doerkson)在領導形象上獲得6–10個百分點的提升,其中被視為「有能力」的認知上升了10個百分點。

  2. 卑詩省新民主黨(BC NDP)與卑詩省保守黨都支持將天車(SkyTrain)延伸至牛頓(Newton);新民主黨預留2.5億加元。 省長大衛·艾比(David Eby)表示,新民主黨在有估算的政綱中為牛頓通勤規劃預留了2.5億加元;素里市長道格·麥考倫(Doug McCallum)稱保守黨已承諾支持延伸工程,而新民主黨則提出會面討論的安排。

  3. 家庭警告:自閉症與身心障礙資助調整在選舉前浮上檯面。 卑詩省新民主黨自4月1日將自閉症資助計畫改為「卑詩省兒童與青少年身心障礙津貼」,家長表示部分家庭將因此失去既有支援。保守黨承諾將為受影響孩童提出替代措施,例子包括兩歲的諾亞·庫比亞克-戈爾(Noah Kubiak-Gore)。

  4. 卑詩省流感檢測陽性率提前達高峰,加拿大領先,超過5%。 衛生部報告指出,10月4日當週檢測陽性率超過5%,其中甲型流感(H1N1)占所有檢出病例的98.4%。布萊恩·康威醫生(Brian Conway)與邦妮·亨利醫生(Bonnie Henry)指出,疫苗接種時程較往年提前,呼籲高風險族群優先接種免費的流感、COVID-19、呼吸道合胞病毒與肺炎鏈球菌疫苗。

  5. 被控在素里殺人的亞當·曼恩(Adam Mann)在新威士敏斯特謀殺審訊中作證:「不是我」。 來自安大略省溫莎的42歲曼恩否認於2024年6月16日殺害托莉·鄧恩(Tori Dunn),他在法庭上表示自己無家可歸並有藥物使用問題,描述在被捕前丟棄刀子、連帽衫、毛帽以及撿到的一支手機;鄧恩的手機後來在被捕地點附近的綠地找回。

  6. 哈德遜希望(Hudson’s Hope)選民同意借款興建新社區會堂,估算工程費超過3,400萬加元。 當地選民授權市政借款以蓋新社區會堂,建造估價超過3,400萬加元。

  7. 藝術家克莉絲托·銀狐以串珠回應母親的「六○年代挖走政策」經驗。 克莉絲托·銀狐(Krystle Silverfox)的串珠創作回應其母親在1960年代被帶走的經驗,並作為文化療癒的一部分。

📰 今日其他要聞

  • 選前各黨在卑詩教育議題上的立場。
  • 溫哥華加人隊(Vancouver Canucks)客場連敗後仍找不到穩定表現。
  • 基洛納(Kelowna)候選人以爆紅看板贏得公職。
  • 科維琴族(Cowichan Nation)上訴引發「混亂情勢」警告。
  • 男子因造成2023年溫哥華致命刺殺被判二級謀殺有罪。
  • 索瓦森原住民(Tsawwassen First Nation)連任酋長勞拉·卡西迪(Laura Cassidy)。
  • 具爭議的收官在維多利亞冰壺賽事引發噓聲。
  • 奎斯奈(Quesnel)新市長將推動北卑詩的精神健康與無家可歸支援。
  • 卡姆盧普斯(Kamloops)卸任市長住院,形容為「我想是心臟病發」。
  • 卑詩省保守黨在公布有估算政綱後,其經濟預測遭質疑。
  • 法官裁定阿博茲福(Abbotsford)殺人犯憲章權利遭侵害。
  • 距離亞伯達邊界20公里的斯帕伍德(Sparwood)關注公投結果。
  • (已從快訊移除重複列出;見主要新聞。)

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