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溫哥華週三要聞:市中心波特蘭廁所停用、多克森承諾全數兌現與疑似「諾喬」座頭鯨死亡

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🚑 即時與事故

  1. 市中心東區 Main 與 Powell 路口的波特蘭廁所(Portland Loo)在啟用不足五個月即停用。 溫哥華市政府於2026年6月8日啟用的獨立式波特蘭廁所,安裝後不到五個月即意外停止服務;市政府營運位於Powell-Main的該座單元,此外還有五座波特蘭廁所由溫哥華公園局管理。鄰居指出有人在該廁所亭內居住約一週,之後張貼告示稱因維修而關閉。
  2. 疑遭不列顛哥倫比亞省渡輪(BC Ferries)碰撞後,一頭疑似名為「諾喬」的座頭鯨被發現死亡。 這頭座頭鯨於10月26日在Grace Islands附近被目擊,該海域同一時間有渡輪通報疑似撞擊;後由漁業與海洋部(Fisheries and Oceans Canada)打撈,並很可能與自2016年起記錄在案的長期目擊目錄條目「諾喬」相符。

🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 指派省長洛恩·多克森表示將兌現所有競選承諾。 多克森告訴 Global News 他對競選綱領「全部承擔責任」,並點名以減稅與對企業免徵消費稅(PST)為當務之急;他同時表示將努力阻止擴大消費稅課徵,並擬任命獨立財務審查小組評估省府帳目。
  2. 多克森與前央行總裁、現任跨界投資者馬克·卡尼通電話討論經濟與液化天然氣(LNG)投資優先項目。 多克森週二分享與卡尼的通話照片,表示雙方同意「加速我們的經濟」,吸引投資並為天然氣與液化天然氣私部門投資創造條件。
  3. 經濟學家警告:在欲縮減140億加元赤字同時減稅,說法自相矛盾。 被採訪的分析師指出卑詩省預估有140億加元赤字,並質疑如何在同時減稅與減少赤字間達成平衡;自2019年以來公營部門就業成長與私營部門趨勢被視為關鍵變數。
  4. 下議院表決維持卑詩省油輪禁令;保守黨連任推翻失敗。 國會議員在二讀投票依黨派分野支持維持《油輪禁航法》(Oil Tanker Moratorium Act),該法禁止載運超過12,500公噸原油之油輪靠近卑詩省北岸;僅保守黨投票支持廢除。

🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 加拿大皇家騎警(Royal Canadian Mounted Police)助理專員大衛·特布爾對2025年7月2日在阿博茲福(Abbotsford)的事件承認一項襲擊罪。 特布爾於2025年9月18日面臨包括襲擊與掐脖襲擊在內的指控;法庭並對受害者身分下達刊登禁令。
  2. 隱私專員辦公室對 Navigate360 展開調查,源於 Crime Stoppers 資料外洩。 隱私專員辦公室在 Navigate360 披露於2025年11月21日至2026年3月5日間發生的資料外洩後展開調查,該公司表示於3月18日首次得知入侵事件,並承認姓名、地址、出生日期與社會保險號碼可能遭到影響。

📰 其他要聞

  • 卑詩內陸發布毒品毒性警示,包含仿製藥丸。
  • 前資深卑詩皇家騎警官員大衛·特布爾承認一項襲擊罪。
  • 26歲二等兵特雷弗·弗雷格爾在溫頓萊特基地(CFB Wainwright)火災後仍在埃德蒙頓加護病房。
  • 溫哥華沿岸衛生局警告:卑詩省取消時鐘調整後晨間通勤天色將更暗。
  • 溫哥華共有六座波特蘭廁所;五座由公園局管理。
  • 溫哥華一名教師因向學生詢問暗戀對象遭停職。
  • 卑詩多地與在地人才入選串流平台 Crave 劇集《Yaga》。
  • 家屬為在溫頓萊特基地燒傷的卑詩士兵發起 GoFundMe 募款。
  • 薩斯喀徹溫一名長期犯出走卑詩過渡安置中心,已發布逮捕令。
  • 一名在烏克蘭救援動物時喪生的卑詩男子,友人追思其事蹟。
  • 原住民族領袖表示撤銷《真實與和解資訊披露法》(DRIPA)不能解決本省產業問題。
  • 詹妮弗·索斯經拋籤決出為麗頓(Lytton)市長。
  • 卑詩皇家騎警一名重案組警官被控接觸兒童性虐待影像。
  • 卑詩新一代911系統開始推展;提供民眾使用指引。
  • 卑詩人權法庭判決開除的溫哥華島數學教師獲賠115,000加元。
  • 評論:保守黨新任省長對卑詩—亞伯達關係的意涵。

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