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Daily Digest British Columbia Jan 8 - Jan 8, 2026

不列颠哥伦比亚省 — 每日要闻(2026-01-08)

6 篇文章 生成于 2 小时前
  1. 纳奈莫超市因屡遭偷窃将肉类上锁
  • Superette Foods(业主Sarita Patel与其丈夫,自2024年11月经营)称肉区频繁被盗,每次约被窃价值70–100美元或等值商品。商家贴出告示并上锁以维持价格并保住生鲜部门,已向纳奈莫皇家骑警报案。
  1. 基洛纳市推出治安回应,商家持谨慎怀疑态度
  • 基洛纳市将增加RCMP与市政执法巡逻,推行移动精神健康应对小组以减轻警力,并将举行商业论坛。市中心商户虽抱希望,但对成效表达怀疑;美发店主Colleen Woelders与市长Tom Dyas发表评论。
  1. 非美国游客须额外支付100美元进入11个国家公园
  • 美国内政部将对非美国公民在11个热门国家公园额外收取每人100美元,名单包括Acadia、Bryce Canyon、Everglades、Glacier、Grand Canyon、Grand Teton、Rocky Mountain、Sequoia & Kings Canyon、Yellowstone、Yosemite与Zion。旅行业者警告可能阻碍加拿大游客。
  1. 东北卑诗存在“僵尸火”跨年燃烧
  • 东北卑诗仍有越冬火(“僵尸火”)在燃烧,有些火灾已近三年未熄。处置火专家Sonja Leverkus和野地火灾专家Mike Flannigan指出,多年越冬并不常见,强风可致复燃。
  1. 兰里住宅遭枪击 疑与敲诈有关
  • 兰里皇家骑警于约凌晨5:17接报,地点为232街6900街区。无人受伤。调查认为与敲诈相关,嫌疑人疑乘深色轿车迅速离开,警方正查找关联案件。
  1. 温哥华交响乐团停止在性侵案件中使用保密协议
  • 在前团员Esther Hwang揭露她指控一名资深音乐家强奸并打破保密协议后,VSO表示将不再在性不端案件使用保密协议。VSO主席Angela Elster与董事会表示遗憾;Hwang于2025年12月公开指控。

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Nanaimo grocery store locks up meat due to rampant theft

Nanaimo RCMP said they are investigating the latest instances of shoplifting, but said that it has increased from stores in recent years.

Crime Jan 8, 2026

Kelowna business owners skeptical as city rolls out response to crime, disorder

The City of Kelowna plans to increase RCMP and bylaw patrols and is launching a program aimed at freeing up police officers, among others. But for some, it doesn’t go far enough.

Canada Jan 8, 2026

Non-Americans now paying more to visit U.S. national parks – will Canadians stay away?

'It does appear to be yet another roadblock towards Canadians visiting the United States,' McKenzie McMillan, managing partner at The Travel Group in Vancouver, told Global News.

Canada Jan 8, 2026

‘Zombie fires’ burning in northeastern B.C., some sparked years ago

An overwintering fire, which is also known as a zombie fire, burns deep into the ground in the different soil levels and sparks back up in the next fire season.

Fire Jan 8, 2026

Langley home shot at in extortion-related incident, police believe

RCMP said officers were called at approximately 5:17 a.m. to the 6900 block of 232 Street in Langley after receiving reports of shots fired.

Crime Jan 8, 2026

Vancouver orchestra won’t sue violinist who broke NDA to speak out about alleged rape

The Vancouver Symphony Orchestra says it will not pursue legal action against a violinist who broke an NDA to go public with rape allegations against a senior musician.

Canada Jan 8, 2026