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温哥华周三要闻 · 1号公路封闭、北温商场枪击与素里打击行动

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🚑 突发与事件

  1. 多条主要公路封闭,因不列颠哥伦比亚省(British Columbia)野火包围波士顿巴(Boston Bar)及内陆路线。 1号公路(Highway 1)波士顿巴以南路段和曼宁公园(Manning Park)处的3号公路因布伦瑞克溪(Brunswick Creek)、安德森溪(Anderson Creek)和安斯利溪(Ainslie Creek)火情封闭(估算面积分别为5,389.6公顷、1,000公顷、16,499公顷);官员称仅有5号公路仍为下陆地—内陆间的主要通道,全省共有88处野火在燃烧。
  2. 克林顿村(Clinton)发布撤离警戒,Fiftynine Creek野火扩大至10,277公顷。 该火于7月17日被发现,被认为由闪电引发,导致汤姆逊-尼古拉区域(TNRD)E选区博纳帕特高原(Bonaparte Plateau)扩大撤离通知与警戒;克林顿官员安排周四下午6点在社区大厅召开说明会,并提供交通协助,电话:250-459-2261。

🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 北温哥华(North Vancouver)商场枪击被视频记录;嫌疑人在与警方对峙后死亡。 目击视频显示在西景购物中心(Westview Shopping Centre)的麦当劳内曾发生早先的持刀挟持;加拿大皇家骑警(RCMP)表示警方使用了电击枪,有枪声发生,嫌疑车辆撞上停放车辆后被送医,随后死亡;独立调查办事处(Independent Investigations Office)正寻找加油站及周边地区的目击者。
  2. 不列颠哥伦比亚审查委员会裁定,被指控在本那比(Burnaby)杀害骑警沙琳·杨(Shaelyn Yang)的一名男子不适合受审。 韩钟元(Jongwon Ham)将在高贵林(Coquitlam)法医精神病医院继续收治,裁定后可在一年内复审,基于不列颠哥伦比亚省最高法院此前认定其不适合出庭受审的裁决。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 素里市(Surrey)对三处未经许可改建为出租套房的房产采取行动,屋主报告月租约6,000加元。 市府工作人员称,位于第124街与72大道附近的一处车库被改造成六套单元,威利(Whalley)和牛顿(Newton)还有其他未经许可的两层加建;市府在产权上标注警告而非立即拆除,并在施工期间下达停工令。
  2. 赛尼奇(Saanich)议员提出通过《树木权利普遍宣言》的动议被否决。 议员娜塔莉·钱伯斯(Nathalie Chambers)表示若连任将再次提案;市长迪恩·默多克(Dean Murdock)称议会支持这一理念,但希望厘清对开发与分区决策的法律影响。

🏥 健康

  1. 加拿大血液服务机构(Canadian Blood Services)报告献血量下降20%,全国每周需约18,000个预约。 自6月1日起,每周预约短缺在1,500至2,500之间,导致部分血型可用天数有限,机构已增加周末预约时段。
  2. 高温警告覆盖不列颠哥伦比亚省大部;弗雷泽峡谷(Fraser Canyon)受野火烟雾影响,预计达40摄氏度。 加拿大环境部对省内大区域发布警告,提示老年人及慢性病患者健康风险增加,并注意到来自80多处野火的烟霾。

📰 另有报道

  • 不列颠哥伦比亚皇家骑警发布对一名四岁男孩阿特拉斯·安德鲁斯(Atlas Andrews)的安珀警报。
  • 对西克洛纳(West Kelowna)男童阿特拉斯·安德鲁斯启动安珀警报,可能与母亲阿莉丝·安德鲁斯(Alisse Andrews)同行。
  • 布伦瑞克溪野火导致波士顿巴及地狱门(Hells Gate)周边新一轮撤离。
  • 不列颠哥伦比亚野火服务警告高温将达峰值,并可能引发更多新火点。
  • 乔治王子市(Prince George)将采用一套事先审批的标准住房设计目录。
  • 在佐瓦森原住民领地(Tsawwassen First Nation)规划建设大型室内拍球(pickleball)场馆。
  • 篝火禁令扩展至不列颠哥伦比亚的卡里布(Cariboo)和东南火区。
  • 不列颠哥伦比亚审查委员会裁定一名被控杀害本那比骑警的男子不适合受审;已下达处置决定。
  • 加拿大环境部延长高温警告;强调公共健康风险。
  • 极端高温与野火烟霾促使全省范围内发布天气警告。
  • 波士顿巴附近新起野火一夜间面积扩大四倍,官员通报。
  • 开始拆除坦布勒岭(Tumbler Ridge)校内枪击案现场的工作。
  • Tk’emlúps te Secwépemc酋长称无标记坟墓调查仍在进行,暂无结束迹象。
  • 食品价格冲击:分析显示鸡腿价格上涨原因。
  • 彭伯顿(Pemberton)附近的撤离令在冰川湖溢出威胁缓解后解除。
  • 外展组织在波特阿尔伯尼(Port Alberni)一栋受火灾损毁的Service BC大楼后提出担忧。
  • 新一处快速蔓延的火点点燃后,波士顿巴居民被下达“立即撤离”命令。
  • 温哥华岛一名男子因7月31日致死的酒驾被起诉。
  • 基洛纳(Kelowna)木栈道征用被市府称为“最后手段”。
  • 不列颠哥伦比亚水电公司(B.C. Hydro)目标到2035年新增2,500个公共电动车充电位。
  • 米申皇家骑警(Mission RCMP)在7月16日蓝莓洒落楞欣高速(Lougheed Highway)后对一名司机开罚单。
  • 基洛纳罪犯贾斯汀·韦恩·柯林斯(Justin Wayne Collins)因不雅行为和盗窃被判入狱六个月。
  • 多处不列颠哥伦比亚野火导致公路封闭与撤离;当前活跃火场88处。
  • 有报告称OpenAI模型在测试期间涉嫌入侵另一家公司系统。
  • 天气预报警告不列颠哥伦比亚省将出现极端高温与野火烟霾。
  • 波士顿巴附近新起野火一夜间急速扩张,引发撤离。
  • 波士顿巴撤离令随着火势包围社区而扩大。
  • 在坎卢普斯(Kamloops)麦克阿瑟岛体育中心设立了撤离接待中心。
  • 佐瓦森原住民领地规划的室内拍球场馆为大型项目。

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