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温哥华周六要闻:罗伯茨湾项目列为国家重点、大温预算延后、加人连败

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🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 联邦政府将罗伯茨湾码头2号项目列为“国家利益项目”。 通告称,该指定适用于位于三角洲(Delta)的拟议扩建工程罗伯茨湾码头2号项目(Roberts Bank Terminal 2),根据《影响评估法》由联邦主导审批;同时渥太华可设定时限并覆盖某些省级或地方程序。这将加快对位于大温哥华地区港口的该项目的联邦审查。

  2. 大温哥华离任理事会因治理投诉推迟2027年预算表决。 区域局报告称,理事会在成员就流程和透明度提出投诉后决定推迟表决;工作人员需在带回修订文件后再投票,这延缓了影响270万居民的区域性服务预算决定。此次延后也推迟了预算通过及与大温哥华2027年营运计划相关的任何地产税影响。

  3. 不列颠哥伦比亚省部长拉维·卡隆表示家庭优先,但不排除竞选新民主党省内党魁。 卡隆(Ravi Kahlon)告诉记者,他目前把重心放在家庭,同时对未来的党魁竞选持开放态度,并确认仍在积极履职内阁部长;他未对是否以及何时决定设定时间表。此表态是在省级新民主党内部关于党魁计划的公开猜测之后发表的。

  4. 托德·松本被任命为萨里警务处新任警察局长。 萨里市政厅(Surrey City Hall)确认托德·松本(Todd Matsumoto)出任警务处长,接替离任领导,负责该省规模最大的市级警队之一——拥有500多名警员;任命包含生效日期并由萨里警务委员会监督市政招聘程序。松本的任命结束了为期数月的常任领导人搜寻。

  5. 不列颠哥伦比亚省11月1日不调时钟,夏令时继续生效。 省政府确认居民不会在周日午夜调回时钟,标准的时间更换规则暂不改变;该公告影响通常在秋季调时需调整的商业和交通时刻表。声明中未采纳新的永久时间制度。

  6. 不列颠哥伦比亚省卫生当局在野生鸟类死亡报告增加后加强对禽流感的监测。 省级官员报告发现生病或死亡野生鸟类的检测增多,正加强监测和对公众的告知;实验室正在检测样本以确认是否为H5N1病毒。监测工作包括对接触野生鸟类者的警示以及与动物卫生伙伴的协调。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. 温哥华加人(Vancouver Canucks)尽管近况为1胜11负1平并以2-4负于多伦多枫叶(Toronto Maple Leafs),仍称看到进步。 教练曼尼·马尔霍特拉称球队在若干比赛环节出现改善,但温哥华周六战绩降至3胜12负1平,布罗克·博泽和马克斯·萨松各进一球,守门员利维·梅里莱宁完成24次扑救;球队近13场仅1胜,低迷仍在持续。

  2. 三角洲因特萨乌森米尔斯购物中心(Tsawwassen Mills)发生撞车事件,集会参与者要求当局给出答案。 在三角洲举行的公众集会上,参与者呼吁公开有关事故情形的信息;组织者与出席者敦促地方当局发布调查结果并考虑在特萨乌森米尔斯采取安全措施,该集会本周在特萨乌森举行。

📰 还有今日

  • PG先生填充玩偶(Mr. PG)随不列颠哥伦比亚探险者徒步抵达珠穆朗玛峰大本营,附图集。
  • 调查列出不列颠哥伦比亚各社区预计的“不给糖就捣蛋”人数排行,按市逐一排列。
  • 维多利亚轮椅竞速运动员梅尔·佩姆布尔在世界锦标赛计时赛中夺银并刷新个人最好成绩。
  • 斯基奇斯特恩族(Skeetchestn Band)在受火灾、洪水和农业影响的土地上恢复鲑鱼栖息地,本地修复工程正在进行。
  • 彭蒂克顿法院下达禁令后,无家可归露营者被驱离,皇家骑警清理营地。

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