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溫哥華週五要聞:野火疏散、奧索尤斯土地交換與原住民族關注小型核反應器

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🚑 Breaking & Incidents

  1. Fiftynine Creek 野火升級,Big Bar Lake 附近約 107 戶被下達疏散令。 湯普森尼古拉區(Thompson Nicola Regional District)將疏散警示升級為疏散令,涵蓋選區「E」(Bonaparte 高原)約 107 個有門牌的財產,因 Fiftynine Creek(五十九溪)野火在 Big Bar Lake(Big Bar 湖)附近迅速加劇。官員警告以礫石路為主的 Big Bar Road 可能受影響,並指示疏散令範圍內所有人立即離開。

  2. Signal Hill 野火擴增至約 97 公頃,彭伯頓居民準備撤離。 卑詩省野火服務(BC Wildfire Service)與地方救援隊報告,位於彭伯頓(Pemberton)附近的 Signal Hill(Signal Hill)火勢約 97 公頃;村方對 One Mile Lake Park(One Mile 湖公園)下達疏散令,並對周邊區域發布警示;火勢在高壓線下方燃燒導致部分住家短暫停電。

  3. 雷擊引發柯特尼屋頂起火,區域風暴中救援隊撲滅火勢。 溫哥華島(Vancouver Island)柯特尼(Courtenay)一處住宅週四晚遭雷擊,屋頂脊樑起火,卡姆布蘭與科莫克斯谷(Cumberland 和 Comox Valley)救援隊撲滅火勢;風暴造成廣泛淹水、數起停電,並引發大量 911 報案,柯特尼消防局長 Kurt McDonald 表示。

🚨 Crime & Public Safety

  1. 黃金時間警報後兩名童仍下落不明;皇家騎警尋母親 Krista Morrison 與同伴 Daniel Ludwig。 亞伯達皇家騎警(Alberta RCMP)表示,6 歲 Lanakai Morrison 與 4 歲 Karl Morrison 在 7 月 7 日失蹤後仍未找到;警方持續尋找 35 歲 Krista Morrison 與 Daniel Ludwig,並通報於 7 月 8 日在不列顛哥倫比亞省(包括 Fort St. John)有目擊通報,但尚未找到兩名兒童。

  2. Fort St. John 皇家騎警請民眾協助尋找 31 歲 Nicole Andrus 與 1 個月大嬰兒 Krew Gordon。 警方表示 Nicole Andrus 與嬰兒 Krew Gordon 最後目擊日期為 7 月 9 日,7 月 16 日被通報失蹤;皇家騎警懷疑他們可能駕駛一輛綠色 2003 年 Ford Expedition,卑詩省車牌 RK3 60C,呼籲民眾勿靠近,並撥打 Fort St. John 皇家騎警 250-787-8140 提供線索。

  3. 卑詩男子稱因處方 ADHD 用藥在格魯吉亞被扣押近兩月。 22 歲 Simon Rovensky 表示,他雖隨藥品原藥局容器及處方標籤被逮捕,仍被關押近兩個月,後由家人籌集數萬加元支付罰金、律師費等費用才獲釋。

🎨 Community & Culture

  1. 奧索尤斯族(Osoyoos Band)與省府談土地交換,恢復具文化意義的官方土地。 酋長 Clarence Louie 表示,該族希望以一塊塊的官方土地交換恢復祖先墓地及 Spotted Lake(斑點湖)等地點,作法為保留跨越現有保留地邊界的現有公路;Louie 強調不涉及私人產權,談判僅針對官方土地。

  2. 五個原住民族代表團赴安大略考察小型模組化反應器,評估卑詩省電力選項。 來自 海斯拉(Haisla)、梅特拉卡特拉(Metlakatla)、尼斯蓋(Nisga’a)、哈夫威河(Halfway River)與 茨爾卡茲科(Ts’il Kaz Koh)等原住民族代表前往安大略學習小型模組化反應器(SMR),因卑詩省計畫在未來二十年增加用電量;茨爾卡茲科酋長 Wes Sam 表示,他們正在自我教育,尚未對核能技術表態支持或反對。

📰 Also Today

  • 省長 Eby 表示卑詩是野火影響的「煤礦井裡的金絲雀」。
  • 藍莓河原住民(Blueberry River First Nations)計畫種植本地植物果樹園以恢復土地。
  • 律師稱「沒有任何金錢」能阻止指稱為 Bishnoi 同夥者的釋放。
  • 雷擊後全省野火數量倍增;通報多起新火點。
  • 救援隊與彭伯頓附近 38 公頃的 Signal Hill 大火持續對峙,疏散令仍生效。
  • 市長呼籲改善海天公路(Sea-to-Sky)路線,在致命車禍與封閉後升級。
  • 對康乃普斯(Kamloops)與海天地區燃料價格展開調查。
  • 一名資深皇家騎警官員關於印度的「沒有證據」評論,與過去說法形成對比。
  • 卑詩水電(B.C. Hydro)報告 Site C 成本為 149 億加元,工程進入尾聲。
  • 加拿大環境部表示厄爾尼諾已來臨,預測影響異常強烈。
  • 南奧肯那根居民在區域消防局長離職後要求交代。
  • 辛普庫(Simpcw)原住民與擬議的康乃普斯附近銅礦簽署同意協議。
  • 三角洲公園將增設指定灑骨灰專區並做官方命名。
  • 難民審查委員會下令驅逐被指為 Bishnoi 幫派同夥的 Sahibjot Singh。

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