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溫哥華週五要聞 · 永久夏令時間、幼童車禍重審與加人傷兵

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🚨 Crime & Public Safety

  1. 法院命令就釀成溫哥華幼童死亡的車禍重審,先前司機曾被判無罪。 法院下令重審,此前一名司機在該起讓溫哥華幼童喪命的車禍中被判無罪。此決定將案件送回法庭,依原報導所述的相同刑事指控進行再審。

🌦️ Weather & Roads

  1. 卑詩省不再「在秋季把時鐘撥回」——自11月1日起採用永久太平洋夏令時間。 省府宣布自週日 11月1日起採用永久太平洋夏令時間,使卑詩省比加拿大東岸晚兩小時、比美國太平洋州早一小時;溫哥華國際機場(Vancouver International Airport)表示已與航空公司協調以協助過渡。科技專家 Andy Baryar 提醒,行事曆與會議同步問題可能導致某些預定約會因建立地點不同而被錯誤提前或延後一小時。

🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. 新任指定省長 Lorne Doerkson 將檢視卑詩渡輪(BC Ferries)與中國船廠的2025年造船合約。 Doerkson 表示,他即將上任的政府會檢視 2025 年把四艘 Summit 級混合電力渡輪交由 Weihai Shipyards 建造的決定,首艘預計 2029 年交付;卑詩渡輪表示沒有加拿大船廠投標且合約已簽,經濟學者指出若取消合約可能面臨違約罰款與流失的經濟活動。

🏈 Sports

  1. 溫哥華加人(Vancouver Canucks)將前鋒 Filip Chytil 列入傷兵名單,並召回 Jacob Quillan。 加人將 27 歲的 Filip Chytil 列入傷兵名單,原因是他在週四對聖荷西的 3-2 敗仗中遭到重擊;Chytil 本季七場有兩次助攻,且先前因上半身傷勢曾缺陣八場。球隊從美國冰球聯盟阿伯茨福(AHL Abbotsford)召回 24 歲中鋒 Jacob Quillan,他在該隊五場攻入五球並有兩次助攻。
  2. Chris Tanev 週五參加練球,看來有望在週六楓葉對加人的比賽中復出。 36 歲的 Tanev 與 Morgan Rielly 一同練習,他說所有跡象都顯示他可在 10 月 10 日的上半身傷勢後回歸;本季他六場有一次助攻,生涯出賽次數達 884 場。

🎨 Community & Culture

  1. 調查發現蓄意干擾導致北溫學生乘坐的船擱淺。 調查結論指出,載運北溫學生的船隻擱淺係受蓄意干擾所致,官方調查認定有刻意干預的痕跡。

📰 Also Today

  • Crime Stoppers 外洩事件:部分加國警方仍繼續推廣該計畫。
  • 錫克教獨立運動者住所外疑似縱火,警方展開調查。
  • 卑詩新民主黨黨團宣布 Jennifer Whiteside 為新臨時領袖。
  • 報導稱學校正準備家長面對卑詩捨棄秋季撥時後更暗的早晨。
  • 調查指出兩名男童在12歲時被招攬入毒品交易。
  • 一頭死去的座頭鯨被渡輪撞擊後拖至原住民族地舉行儀式。
  • 魯珀特王子港罷工將影響卑詩的丙烷出口。
  • OpenAI 向卑詩法院申請撤銷隱私專員對坦布勒嶺(Tumbler Ridge)屠殺事件的調查。
  • 報導稱一名卑詩男子因 2023 年在卑詩公車上的伊斯蘭國刀襲被判刑。
  • 道森溪一名女子因致命酒駕事故被判2年有期徒刑。
  • 研究:風力渦輪機對蝙蝠構成嚴重風險。
  • 范德胡夫(Vanderhoof)新開一所五床排毒中心。
  • 專家在青少年氣候訴訟中表示,加拿大可望在2050年前轉向再生能源。
  • 報導稱凱洛納的英屬哥倫比亞大學奧卡那根校區發生火警。
  • 一名福特聖約翰(Fort St. John)男子在闖入民宅後被控性侵。
  • (重複上項)調查發現蓄意干擾導致北溫學生乘船擱淺。
  • (重複上項)溫哥華加人將 Filip Chytil 列入傷兵名單;召回 Jacob Quillan。

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Port strike in Prince Rupert set to impact B.C. propane exports

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Tampering led to boat carrying North Vancouver students running aground: investigation

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'I lost my whole heart': Dawson Creek woman sentenced to 2 years in jail for fatal impaired-driving crash

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B.C. man sentenced for 2023 Islamic State knife attack on B.C. bus

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'You can't just get out': How 2 boys were recruited into the drug trade at the age of 12

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Schools, officials prepare families for morning darkness after B.C. ditches fall time change

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New trial ordered for driver acquitted in crash that killed Vancouver toddler

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Leafs’ Tanev eyes return against Canucks

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New government will examine BC Ferries shipbuilding, Doerkson says

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