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温哥华要闻 · 周三:市中心公厕关闭、多克森承诺与死亡座头鲸

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🚑 突发与事故

  1. 位于Main与Powell交叉口的市中心东区便民公厕(Portland Loo)在启用不足五个月就停止使用。 市府于2026年6月8日启用的独立式Portland Loo在安装后不到五个月意外停用;市政府运营Powell–Main这一台,另外五台由温哥华公园局管理。邻居称有人在亭内居住约一周,随后贴出告示称因维修而关闭。
  2. 疑似遭省渡轮撞击的座头鲸被发现死亡,可能为长期编号“Notcho”。 这头死亡的座头鲸于10月26日在Grace群岛附近被发现,位置与一艘渡轮报告撞击的地点相近;渔业与海洋加拿大随后打捞上来,并很可能与自约2016年起记录在长期目录中的“Notcho”匹配。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 新任提名省长洛恩·多克森(Lorne Doerkson)称将兑现所有竞选承诺。 多克森在接受环球新闻(Global News)采访时表示,他“致力于履行所有承诺”,并将减税和对企业免征省销税(PST)列为优先事项;他同时表示将着手阻止省销税扩展,并任命独立财政审查小组评估省府账目。
  2. 多克森与前央行行长、现任首相马克·卡尼(Mark Carney)通话,讨论经济与液化天然气投资优先项。 多克森周二发布了与卡尼通话的合照,称双方同意“加速经济发展”,吸引投资,为不列颠哥伦比亚省的天然气和液化天然气(LNG)私营部门投资创造条件。
  3. 经济学家警告:在弥补140亿加元赤字的同时减税存在矛盾。 报道引用的分析人士指出,省府预计140亿加元赤字,质疑如何在同时减税和缩减赤字的情况下实现平衡;自2019年以来公共部门就业增长及私营部门趋势被视为关键变量。
  4. 下议院投票决定维持不列颠哥伦比亚省油轮禁令;保守党未能通过废除提案。 国会议员在二读时按党派立场投票,决定保留《油轮禁航法》(禁止载超过12,500公吨原油的油轮在卑诗北岸航行);仅保守党支持废除。

🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 皇家加拿大骑警(RCMP)助理专员大卫·特布尔(David Teboul)就2025年7月2日在阿伯茨福德的事件承认一项袭击罪。 特布尔于2025年9月18日面临包括袭击和掐脖袭击在内的指控;法院对受害者身份发布报道禁令。
  2. 隐私专员对纳维格特360(Navigate360)就缉罪热线数据泄露展开调查。 隐私专员办公室在纳维格特360披露一宗在2025年11月21日至2026年3月5日期间发生的数据入侵后立案调查,并称公司在3月18日首次得知入侵;公司承认姓名、地址、出生日期和社会保险号码可能受影响。

📰 还有这些要闻

  • 卑诗内陆多地发布毒品中毒警报,包括伪造药丸。
  • 前卑诗皇家骑警高官大卫·特布尔就一项袭击罪认罪。
  • 陆军基地温赖特(CFB Wainwright)火灾后,26岁士兵特雷弗·弗莱格尔(Pte. Trevor Flegel)仍在埃德蒙顿重症监护。
  • 温哥华沿岸卫生局警告:取消时钟更改后晨间通勤将更黑暗。
  • 温哥华共有六台Portland Loo;五台由公园局管理。
  • 一名温哥华教师因询问学生暗恋对象被停职。
  • 卑诗各地景点与本地人才出现在Crave剧集《Yaga》中。
  • 一名在温赖特基地受烧伤的卑诗士兵,其家人发起GoFundMe筹款。
  • 萨省一名长期犯人在卑诗半途中所外逃脱,法院发出逮捕令。
  • 一名在乌克兰救助动物时遇难的卑诗男子,被朋友缅怀。
  • 原住民领导人称,废除DRIPA无法解决卑诗省的行业问题。
  • 通过抽签决出选举平局后,詹妮弗·索斯(Jennifer Thoss)被任命为莱特顿(Lytton)市长。
  • 卑诗皇家骑警一名重大刑事案件官员被控访问儿童性虐待材料。
  • 卑诗省新版911系统开始部署;发布公众使用指引。
  • 卑诗人权法庭裁定被解雇的温哥华岛数学老师获115,000加元赔偿。
  • 分析:新任保守党省长对卑诗—艾伯塔关系意味着什么。

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