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溫哥華要聞 · 羅伯茲灣列國家關注、都會區預算押後與坎拿克斯低迷

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🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 聯邦政府將羅伯茲灣碼頭二期列為「國家利益計畫」。 宣布指出,此指定適用於計畫位於德爾塔(Delta)的羅伯茲灣碼頭二期(Roberts Bank Terminal 2),根據《影響評估法》啟動聯邦主導的審批程序;此舉也讓渥太華可設定時限並在必要時凌駕某些省級或地方程序。聯邦將因此加速對位於溫哥華都會區(Metro Vancouver)港口地帶該案的審查。

  2. 溫哥華都會區(Metro Vancouver)現任董事會在治理投訴後押後2027年預算投票。 區域局表示,董事會在接到成員關於程序與透明度的投訴後,將投票延後;人員須帶回修訂後文件再另行投票,延緩影響270萬居民的區域服務預算決議。此延宕也將推遲採納時間與任何與2027年營運計畫相關的物業稅影響。

  3. 卑詩省長官瑞維·卡隆表示以家庭為先,但不排除角逐新民主黨領袖。 卡隆向記者表示目前重心在家庭,但對未來參選領導保留可能性,並確認他仍積極擔任內閣職務;他未訂出任何決定時程。此言論發表於省內新民主黨(NDP)領導人相關規劃的公開揣測之後。

  4. 托德·松本被任命為新任蘇裡警務署(Surrey Police Service)署長。 蘇裡市府證實托德·松本出任署長,接替離任領導,掌管卑詩省規模最大的市級警力之一,編制超過500名警員;任命包含生效日期,並由蘇裡警務委員會監督的市府聘任程序。松本的入任結束了長達數月的常任領導人搜尋。

  5. 卑詩省11月1日不改時鐘,夏令時繼續生效。 省府確認居民周日夜間不會調整時鐘,標準時制變更規定暫時維持不變;此宣布將影響通常在秋季換時調整的企業與交通時刻表。聲明未採納任何新的永久時制。

  6. 卑詩省衛生當局在野鳥死亡通報增加後加強監測禽流感。 省府表示偵測到更多生病或死亡的野鳥,正加強監測與發布公共諮告;實驗室正在檢驗樣本以確認是否為H5N1。監測行動包含對處理野鳥者的警示,並與動物衛生夥伴協調應對。

🎨 社區與文化

  1. 溫哥華坎拿克斯(Vancouver Canucks)表示雖連敗但看見進步,仍以1勝11負1和4比2敗給多倫多楓葉(Toronto Maple Leafs)。 教練曼尼·馬爾霍特拉指出球隊在部分面向有改善,球隊周六戰績降至3勝12負1,布羅克·布瑟與麥克斯·薩森各有得分,守門員李維·梅里萊寧撲出24記射門;俱樂部近13場僅一勝,凸顯長期低迷。

  2. 德爾塔在索瓦森商城(Tsawwassen Mills)發生車禍後的集會參與者要求釋出資訊。 在德爾塔舉辦的公開集會中,與會者要求查明引發社區集會的車禍情形;主辦與出席者敦促地方當局公布調查結果,並在索瓦森商城檢視並採取安全措施。

📰 另今日要聞

  • PG先生絨毛娃娃跟隨卑詩冒險家徒步至珠穆朗瑪峰大本營,附圖記。
  • 調查列出卑詩各社區預期門鈴人數最多的地區,逐市排名。
  • 維多利亞(Victoria)坐式自行車選手梅爾·彭布爾在世界賽計時賽奪銀,創個人最佳成績。
  • 斯基契斯坦(Skeetchestn)族正在修復受火災、洪水與農業破壞的鮭魚棲地,當地復育工程進行中。
  • 彭蒂克頓(Penticton)無家可歸宿營在法院核准禁制令後被驅離,皇家騎警清理營地。

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