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温哥华周五要闻:永久夏令时、幼童撞车案重审与加人伤情

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🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 驾驶人先前被宣判无罪的致幼童死亡车祸将重审。 法院裁定对先前就导致温哥华幼童死亡的车祸一案再行审判。该决定将案件发回法庭,按原报道中引用的同一刑事指控重启审理。

🌦️ 天气与道路

  1. 卑诗省自11月1日起不再“回拨”——永久采用太平洋夏令时。 该省将于周日(11月1日)转为永久太平洋夏令时,使卑诗省比东部晚两小时、比美国太平洋时区早一小时;温哥华国际机场(Vancouver International Airport)称已与航空公司合作支持这一过渡。科技专家安迪·巴里亚尔(Andy Baryar)提醒,日历和会议同步错误可能导致已排定的约会按创建地点不同向前或向后移动一小时。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 新任省长提名人洛恩·多尔克森将审查卑诗渡轮与中国船厂的2025年造船合约。 多尔克森表示,他即将上任的政府会检视2025年将四艘峰会级混合动力渡轮授予威海造船厂(Weihai Shipyards)的决定,首艘预计于2029年交付;不列颠哥伦比亚渡轮(BC Ferries)称没有加拿大船厂对该项目投标且合同已签署,经济学家指出若取消合同可能产生违约罚款并损失经济活动。

🏈 体育

  1. 温哥华加人(Vancouver Canucks)将前锋菲利普·奇提尔列入伤病名单,召回雅各布·奎兰。 加人在周四以3比2负于圣何塞的比赛后将27岁的菲利普·奇提尔放入伤病名单,原因是一记重击;本赛季奇提尔出场七场送出两次助攻,此前曾因上半身伤势缺席八场。球队从AHL 阿伯茨福德召回24岁的中锋雅各布·奎兰,他在阿伯茨福德五场比赛攻入五球并有两次助攻。
  2. 克里斯·塔涅夫周五参加训练,很可能在周六对阵枫叶队时复出。 36岁的塔涅夫在10月10日受上半身伤势后参加训练,他与摩根·里利一同训练并表示所有迹象显示将复出;本赛季他出场六场有一次助攻,生涯NHL出场次数达884场。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. 调查认定人为干扰导致北温一艘学生船触礁搁浅。 官方调查结论称,搁浅系有人蓄意干预所致。

📰 今日要闻还包括

  • 犯罪举报热线数据泄露:尽管Navigate360发生数据外泄,一些加拿大警方仍继续推广该项目。
  • 锡克分离主义活动家住所外疑似纵火引发警方调查。
  • 卑诗新民主党党团任命詹妮弗·怀特赛德为新任临时党团领袖。
  • 报道称,卑诗省放弃秋季拨回时间后,学校在为家庭准备更黑暗的早晨。
  • 调查报道:两名男孩在12岁被招入毒品贩运。
  • 报告称,一头被渡轮撞击死亡的座头鲸被拖到原住民保留地举行仪式。
  • 报道:鲁珀特王子港罢工将影响卑诗省的丙烷出口。
  • 报道称,OpenAI请求卑诗省法院驳回对坦布勒岭大屠杀事件的隐私专员调查。
  • 报道:卑诗一男子因2023年伊斯兰国相关的公车持刀攻击被判刑。
  • 报告称,道森溪一名女子因致命酒驾被判两年。
  • 研究指出:风力涡轮对蝙蝠构成严重风险。
  • 报道:范德胡夫开设新的五床排毒中心。
  • 报道称,一名专家在青少年气候审判中表示加拿大可在2050年前实现向可再生能源过渡。
  • 报道:基洛纳的英属哥伦比亚大学奥肯那根校区发生火灾。
  • 报道:福特圣约翰一男子在入室后被控性侵。
  • (上文重复)调查认定人为干扰导致北温学生船触礁搁浅。
  • (上文重复)温哥华加人将菲利普·奇提尔列入伤病名单;召回雅各布·奎兰。

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