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溫哥華要聞 · 週四:素里謀殺案有罪、坦布勒嶺提訊與艾比競選行程

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🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 卑詩省高等法院陪審團裁定亞當·曼恩(Adam Mann)犯下素里住宅入屋行凶的二級謀殺罪。 陪審團在不到兩小時內作出有罪判決,罪名與2024年6月16日發生、導致30歲托莉·鄧恩(Tori Dunn)被刺死的案件有關;控方證據包括一把沾有鄧恩DNA刀刃與曼恩DNA刀柄的帶血刀,以及監視影片顯示曼恩在晚上9時37分出現在鄧恩住所附近。

🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 涉嫌與坦布勒嶺(Tumbler Ridge)案件共謀者將在西雅圖美國法院答辯。 華盛頓州大陪審團上週起訴30歲詹姆斯·布萊恩特(James Bryant)涉嫌陰謀在外國謀殺他人;美國司法部表示該罪名最高可判無期徒刑,且布萊恩特已被拒絕保釋。
  2. 分析師稱卑詩省突襲選舉讓兩大黨都準備不足。 政治學者哈米什·泰爾福德(Hamish Telford)對記者說,新民主黨(NDP)雖發動突襲選舉,但看似「並非完全就緒」,暫代卑詩保守黨領袖洛恩·多克森(Lorne Doerkson)缺席媒體行程,兩黨在週六投票前的最後幾天都採取明顯低調的競選策略。
  3. 新民主黨領袖大衛·艾比(David Eby)在溫哥華與列治文競選,保守黨則前往素里。 艾比多站造勢,包括一場有數百人參加的素里集會與六場素里-三角洲(Surrey‑Delta)活動;暫代保守黨領袖洛恩·多克森預定在週六選舉前於素里發表政策並舉行集會。
  4. 卑詩省選民將選出93名省議員;第44屆議會過半門檻為47席。 此次由大衛·艾比召開的突襲選舉比原定2024年選舉早兩年,週六為93席議會的最後投票日。

🏥 健康

  1. 選舉報導突顯醫療政策訊息轉向,兩黨改以可負擔性與穩定為主軸。 新民主黨在突襲選戰中將宣傳重心從國際議題移回可負擔性與需要多數穩定政府,該轉向成為近期由各黨領袖提出的多項醫療與長者照護承諾的框架。

🚑 即時與事故

  1. 卑詩省選舉處(Elections B.C.)網站因被指向程式語言 PHP 的全球性當機潮而下線。 官員在一波被歸咎於 PHP 程式語言的全球當機潮中將省選網站關閉;此次中斷影響了在週六投票前尋找線上選務資源的選民。

📰 其他今日要聞

  • 藍色轟炸機(Blue Bombers)仍有最後季後賽機會,但獅隊(Lions)是眼前阻礙,加拿大式足球聯盟球隊本週交鋒。
  • 素里2024年住宅入屋殺害托莉·鄧恩案宣判有罪,判決報導。
  • 被控涉入坦布勒嶺案的共謀者在美國法院提出無罪抗辯,提訊排定。
  • 長新冠患者對卑詩省即將變動的虛擬醫療服務存取權感到「心碎」,患者面臨服務變更。
  • 各黨領袖承諾如何改善卑詩公共安全,政見比較。
  • 《你能看到一切嗎?》專欄歸功於加拿大,評論刊登。
  • 查核卑詩新民主黨政績及各黨長者照護承諾,分析刊出。
  • 康莫克斯谷(Comox Valley)勞工與低收入居民受臨時沃爾瑪關店影響,商店關閉報導。
  • 溫哥華居民就兩項關於藥物使用的公投問題投下贊成票,兩項皆通過。
  • 卑詩省食物銀行使用率自2019年以來翻倍,慈善機構通報。
  • 官員通報市中心有民眾遭帶狂犬病的臭鼬咬傷,公共衛生事件報導。
  • 「代理萊拉」指控其性侵加害者已獲假釋,受害者專題報導。
  • 許德利(Terry Hui)旗下公司指控加拿大稅務局在稅務爭議中「行為模式不當」,提起法律主張。
  • 西溫哥華—海天選區於選舉報導中受關注,選區簡介更新。
  • 西科倫納—桃園選區於選舉報導中受關注,選區簡介更新。
  • 維多利亞—燈塔山選區於選舉報導中受關注,選區簡介更新。
  • 弗農—倫比選區於選舉報導中受關注,選區簡介更新。
  • 陽光海岸(Sunshine Coast)農民疲於挽救牲畜生命,農民通報危機。
  • 迪斯湖(Dease Lake)因志工減少暫停消防服務,服務中止。
  • 溫哥華金眼球(Vancouver Goldeneyes)在女子職業冰球聯盟(PWHL)第二季前公布新客場球衣,球衣發表。
  • 卑詩省選舉處網站當機被歸咎於 PHP,當機報導。
  • 專家表示,未決選民可能決定卑詩省選情膠著結果,民調分析。
  • 卑詩富商許德利對加拿大稅務局的稅務行動提出異議,公司指控不當行為。
  • 陽光海岸農民警告可能出現牲畜死亡,農民呼籲援助。
  • 各黨領袖的公共安全承諾要點彙整,政見摘要。

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