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溫哥華要聞:殺人罪再判、素里公車刀手量刑與跨境消費流失6,400萬美元

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🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 陪審團第二次認定溫哥華男子犯下第一級謀殺罪。 新一輪陪審團裁定阿爾瓦羅·胡里奧·羅切·加西亞(Alvaro Julio Roche Garcia)在2019年1月於富蘭克林街(Fraser Street)槍殺69歲澤嫩·塞佩達·席爾瓦(Zenen Cepeda Silva)一案成立第一級謀殺;量刑聽證會排定下月。卑詩省上訴法院因證據程序錯誤撤銷2024年定罪,並命令重審。

  2. 素里2023年公車持刀攻擊者被判16年8個月。 30歲阿卜杜勒·阿齊茲·卡瓦姆(Abdul Aziz Kawam)在2023年4月1日割傷一名乘客喉嚨並襲擊另一名乘客,法官判處16年8個月;考量羈押抵扣後,他尚有略超過11年需服刑。檢方求處20年,辯方求處7年,兩名受害人均生還。

  3. 溫哥華警察局警告「祝福詐騙」,以麵條和水冒換黃金與現金。 溫哥華警察局接獲多起通報,指出詐騙集團將被害人的黃金或現金換成廉價物品如泡麵或瓶裝水;警方已對外發布警示。

💼 經濟與商業

  1. 報告:沃特科姆郡在2024–25年間因加國跨境消費流失6,400萬美元。 西華盛頓大學(Western Washington University)研究估計,加拿大人跨境購物次數暴跌(購物次數減少71%),使白靈翰(Bellingham)與Whatcom County(沃特科姆郡)商家流失約6,400萬美元,並導致工時縮減與商品調整。

  2. 卑詩新民主黨選後大縮編,黨團開會挑選臨時領袖。 選舉後黨團席次由47席降至28席,成員將在省議會內討論臨時領導人;當選議員妮姬·夏爾瑪(Niki Sharma)預計在會前向媒體發言。

  3. 奧肯那根提早積雪為滑雪場帶來活力,但強烈聖嬰恐改變降雪型態。 大白山滑雪場(Big White)本週回報新粉雪,員工稱已有滑雪者上場;氣象專家警告,發展中的超級聖嬰可能提高結冰高度,讓沿岸渡假區改為下雨而非下雪。

📰 其他要聞

  • 卑詩聯盟黨(B.C. United)正式註銷後,凱文·法爾肯辭去領袖職務。
  • 坦布勒里奇槍擊倖存者瑪雅·蓋巴拉將出院,其父親表示。
  • 素里致命少年遭警射擊案驗屍陪審調查將於11月9日展開。
  • 新民主黨前部長承認對突然解散選舉感到挫折。
  • 有人質疑超級聖嬰對溫哥華島蓄雪量的影響。
  • 傷痕累累的卑詩新民主黨黨團在令人羞辱的大選敗局後開會。
  • 卑詩一名71歲男子達成500次獻血,呼籲他人捐血。
  • 皇家加拿大騎警表示,北卑詩入屋侵入和性侵疑兇仍在逃。
  • 部分卑詩原住民領袖反對馬尼托巴省長呼籲廢止《印第安法案》。
  • 納奈莫一名17歲越野摩托車騎士碰撞身亡。
  • 卑詩北海岸油輪禁令將維持,因自由黨否決保守黨法案。
  • 卑詩內陸首場大雪引發多起車禍並封閉高速公路。
  • 戴亞斯贏下市中心、卡南守住拉特蘭:基洛納選舉五大觀察。
  • 更多省份取消時制變更;報導檢視健康影響。

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