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温哥华周四要闻:素里公交刀袭判刑、跨境损失 6400 万美元、温哥华谋杀案重审定罪

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🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 陪审团第二次裁定温哥华男子犯一级谋杀罪。 新一轮陪审团认定 Alvaro Julio Roche Garcia(阿尔瓦罗·胡利奥·罗切·加西亚)犯有一级谋杀罪,涉案为 2019 年 1 月在弗雷泽街(Fraser Street)枪杀 69 岁 Zenen Cepeda Silva(泽嫩·塞佩达·席尔瓦)一案;量刑听证定于下月进行。不列颠哥伦比亚省上诉法院在发现证据程序错误后已撤销 2024 年的定罪并下令重审。

  2. 素里 2023 年公交车刀袭案被告获刑 16 年零 8 个月。 30 岁的 Abdul Aziz Kawam(阿卜杜勒·阿齐兹·卡瓦姆)因在 2023 年 4 月 1 日割伤一名乘客喉咙并袭击另一名乘客被判刑;扣除羁押减刑后,他尚需服刑略多于 11 年。检方求刑 20 年,辩方求刑 7 年;两名受害人均生还。

  3. 温哥华警方警告“祈福骗局”:用黄金或现金换来方便面和矿泉水。 温哥华警察报告称出现一种骗局,受害人被诱骗用黄金或现金换取价值极低的物品,如方便面或瓶装水;在接到多起报案后,温哥华警方向公众发出警示。

💼 经济与商业

  1. 报告称 2024–25 年期间沃特科姆县因加拿大人跨境消费损失 6400 万美元。 西华盛顿大学(Western Washington University)的一项研究估计,加拿大人跨境购物访问大幅下滑(购物访问下降 71%),导致贝灵翰(Bellingham)和沃特科姆县(Whatcom County)商家损失约 6400 万美元,并促使商家减少工时及调整商品。

  2. 遭重创的不列颠哥伦比亚省新民主党(B.C. NDP)议会党团开会选举临时党魁。 在选举中,该党团由 47 人减至 28 人,党团成员将在省议会会面讨论临时领袖事宜;当选议员 Niki Sharma(尼基·夏尔马)预计会在会议前对记者发言。

  3. 早雪提振奥肯那根滑雪胜地,强厄尔尼诺逐步成形。 大白山(Big White)本周报告了新粉雪,员工称滑雪者已开始上山;气象学家警告,正在发展的超级厄尔尼诺可能抬高冰点,令沿海度假区面临降雨而非降雪的风险。

📰 另外要闻

  • Kevin Falcon(凯文·法尔孔)在政党正式注销后辞去不列颠哥伦比亚联合党(B.C. United)领导人职务。
  • 坦普勒岭(Tumbler Ridge)枪击幸存者 Maya Gebala(玛雅·格贝拉)将出院,父亲称。
  • 针对素里致命青少年被警枪杀事件的验尸官听证将于 11 月 9 日开始。
  • 新民主党前阁员承认因仓促选举而感到沮丧。
  • 有人质疑超级厄尔尼诺对温哥华岛积雪的影响。
  • 受挫的不列颠哥伦比亚省新民主党党团在惨败后开会。
  • 一名 71 岁的不列颠哥伦比亚省男子达成 500 次献血里程碑,呼吁他人捐血。
  • 皇家骑警称北卑诗一宗入室性侵案嫌疑人仍在逃。
  • 部分卑诗第一民族领导人反对马尼托巴省省长呼吁废除《印第安法案》。
  • 纳奈莫(Nanaimo)一宗碰撞致 17 岁越野摩托车手死亡。
  • 卑诗北海岸油轮禁令在保守党议员否决自由党法案后将继续维持。
  • 卑诗内陆首次大雪导致多起车祸并封闭高速公路。
  • 戴亚斯(Dyas)赢得市区,卡南(Cannan)拿下拉特兰:基洛纳五个选举观察要点。
  • 更多省份取消夏令时,报道审视对健康的影响。

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