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温哥华周四快讯:弗雷泽峡谷大火、独木舟翻覆救援与杀人案量刑

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🚑 突发与事故

  1. 弗雷泽峡谷(Fraser Canyon)大火规模巨大,迫使疏散、关闭1号公路并破坏多处建筑。 灭火队报告布伦瑞克溪火(Brunswick Creek fire)约2,623.2公顷,安斯利溪火(Ainslie Creek fire)约16,987公顷;阵风达50–72公里/小时的极端大风导致火势快速蔓延,周边波士顿巴(Boston Bar)和北本德(North Bend)一带已发布七条疏散令和两条疏散警报。
  2. 皇家骑警(RCMP)救出11人,一只独木舟在西温哥华附近倾覆。 皇家骑警和救援队在西温哥华海域救起包括数名青少年在内的11人;当局称获救者现场皆有生命迹象并按需接受救治。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. 卑诗省一家庭争分夺秒,要把4岁小男孩克莱德·杰克逊送往米兰接受基因疗法。 4岁克莱德·杰克逊符合在米兰接受针对硫酸脑白质营养不良症(metachromatic leukodystrophy)的基因疗法医学标准,但家人说需尽快获批并安排治疗时间,因为患者必须在严格的活动与认知条件下才能符合资格。
  2. 在温哥华岛外海发现“极为罕见”的长喙普通海豚。 目击记录出现在艾斯佩兰萨入口(Esperanza Inlet)和马尔科姆岛(Malcolm Island)近海;研究人员将这类向北出现的不寻常现象与今年的厄尔尼诺及海水增温联系起来。
  3. 蓝湖度假村(Blue Lake Resort)老板称弗雷泽峡谷山火造成全部损失。 老板谢恩·芬德利说,经理住宅、员工拖车和季节性住客的拖车被毁,清理工作将在移除危险树木和危险物质后展开,预计需要数月时间。

🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 凯恩·卡特被判终身监禁,假释资格设为17年后。 卡特去年12月被判二级谋杀,罪名与2018年枪击导致15岁阿尔弗雷德·王死亡一案有关;法院自动判处终身监禁,假释资格为17年(考虑已服刑时间后,按抵扣可缩短为13年)。
  2. “硬球行动”(Operation Hard Ball)下三名卑诗省男子面临引渡至美国的贩毒指控。 素里的贾斯卡恩·巴格里、怀特罗克的拉文德·达达和克雷斯顿的古尔泰杰·辛格·斯马格出庭申请保释,面临与涉嫌每周走私可卡因和冰毒有关的美国指控;北美与欧洲共对37人起诉,已逮捕27人。

📰 今日还要闻

  • 彭蒂克顿—萨默兰选区议员布尔特比倒向新民主党,引发选民反应不一。
  • 波士顿巴度假村老板报告小屋和拖车被山火毁损。
  • 柯奎特兰今年至今发放的影视拍摄许可几乎是去年的三倍。
  • 温哥华市将加元300万拨给格兰维尔步行车道相关团体,具体支出未披露。
  • 研究将温哥华郊狼攻击性上升与人类习性化联系起来。
  • 解释文章详述“硬球行动”中的勒索、毒品与暗杀指控。
  • 纳奈莫地区委员会考虑为活动房公园居民增加保护措施。
  • 有人提出更多输油管道计划以出口加拿大石油,可能增加排放。
  • 比弗洛奇皇家骑警发布针对一名六岁男童的安珀警报。
  • 联邦将举行简报,应对本季已发生的3,100起火灾;目前约有12,000平方公里被烧毁。
  • 卑诗省最高法院裁决或加速向基洛纳诈骗案受害者偿付。
  • 关于塔蒂亚娜·哈里森之死的验尸官调查证词结束。
  • 法院文件概述加拿大境内涉嫌的杀人与勒索网络。
  • 靠近波士顿巴的山火继续蔓延,发布更多疏散令。
  • 卑诗省詹姆斯堡附近一艘船翻覆,三人获救。
  • 据工会称,鲁珀特王子港码头因“危险物质事件”而疏散。
  • 阿博茨福德养牛农要求撤销因未获许可筑堤而开出的罚单。
  • 政治人物和锡克社群对“硬球行动”打击三大印度境外帮派的反应。
  • 复审委员会将卑诗省一名儿童杀害者的有条件释放风险评估为“可管理”。
  • 布鲁克维尔警方在7月4日和6月10日两起案件后警告注意“分散注意力”式首饰盗窃。
  • (见前文)法院文件详述涉跨国犯罪网络的指控。

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