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溫哥華週三要聞 · 1號公路封閉、北溫購物中心槍擊與素里違規出租整治

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🚑 要聞與事故

  1. 卑詩省多處野火包圍波士頓巴(Boston Bar)與內陸路線,兩條主要公路封閉。 1號公路(Highway 1)在波士頓巴以南路段及曼寧公園(Manning Park)附近的3號公路封閉,原因為布倫瑞克溪(Brunswick Creek)、安德森溪(Anderson Creek)與艾斯利溪(Ainslie Creek)火勢;估計面積分別為5,389.6公頃、1,000公頃與16,499公頃;官員表示目前僅有5號公路(Highway 5)仍為下大陸——內陸間主要通道,全省有88處野火燃燒中。
  2. 五十九溪(Fiftynine Creek)野火擴大至10,277公頃,克林頓村(Clinton)發布撤離提醒。 該火於7月17日發現,疑似雷擊引發,促使TNRD選區E的博納帕德高原(Bonaparte Plateau)擴大撤離命令與提醒;克林頓官員安排周四晚間6時在社區中心舉行說明會,並提供交通協助,聯絡電話 250-459-2261。

🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 北溫哥華購物中心槍擊案畫面曝光;警方對峙後嫌犯不治。 目擊者畫面顯示先前曾在西景購物中心(Westview Shopping Centre)內的麥當勞(McDonald’s)發生持刀挾持;皇家加拿大騎警(RCMP)表示曾使用電擊槍,隨後開火,嫌犯撞上停放車輛並送醫,後來在醫院死亡;獨立調查辦公室(Independent Investigations Office)正尋求加油站及周邊地區目擊者提供線索。
  2. 卑詩審查委員會裁定涉案男子不適合受審,案涉及本拿比皇家騎警警員楊莎琳(Shaelyn Yang)遇害。 仲原(Jongwon Ham)將繼續留在高奇特蘭(Coquitlam)法醫精神醫院,裁定後的一年內可檢視處置;此裁定基於卑詩省最高法院先前認定其不適合出庭受審。

🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 素里市(City of Surrey)對三處未經許可改作出租的物業採取行動,屋主報稱月租收入6,000元。 市府表示,124街與72大道附近一處車庫改裝為六間套房,沃利(Whalley)與牛頓(Newton)區也有未核准的兩層加建;市府對產權登記下達警告而非立即拆除,並於施工期間發出停工令。
  2. 西尼奇(Saanich)議員提出採納「樹木權利普遍宣言」動議遭否決。 議員娜塔莉·錢伯斯(Nathalie Chambers)表示若連任將再次提出動議;市長迪恩·默多克(Dean Murdock)說,市議會支持該概念,但要求釐清對開發與分區決策的法律影響。

🏥 衛生

  1. 加拿大血庫(Canadian Blood Services)表示捐血量下降20%,全國每週約需18,000個預約。 自6月1日以來,預約每週短缺1,500至2,500個,導致部分血型可用天數受限,機構已增加週末預約時段以因應。
  2. 熱浪警示覆蓋卑詩多數地區;受野火煙霧影響,弗雷澤峽谷(Fraser Canyon)預估達40°C。 環境加拿大(Environment Canada)對省內大範圍發布警示,指出高齡者與慢性病患者風險較高,並注意到來自80多處野火的煙霧造成能見度與空氣品質下降。

📰 其他要聞

  • 卑詩皇家騎警對失蹤4歲男童阿特拉斯·安德魯斯(Atlas Andrews)發布緊急尋人通報。
  • 針對西基洛納(West Kelowna)男童阿特拉斯·安德魯斯啟動緊急尋人通報,懷疑與母親阿莉絲·安德魯斯(Alisse Andrews)同行。
  • 布倫瑞克溪野火促使波士頓巴與地獄之門(Hells Gate)周邊新一波撤離。
  • 卑詩野火服務警告熱浪高峰及潛在新火點。
  • 卑詩王子喬治(Prince George)將採用一套預核准住房設計目錄。
  • 計畫在措瓦森原住民族(Tsawwassen First Nation)土地興建大型室內長者球(pickleball)場館。
  • 篝火禁令擴及卑詩卡里布(Cariboo)與東南火區。
  • 卑詩審查委員會裁定涉案男子不適合受審;處置已下達。
  • 環境加拿大延長熱浪警示;強調公共衛生風險。
  • 極端高溫與野火煙霧促使全省發布天氣警示。
  • 波士頓巴附近新火點一夜間擴張四倍,官員通報。
  • 土姆布勒嶺(Tumbler Ridge)校園槍擊案現場拆除工作啟動。
  • Tk’emlúps te Secwépemc酋長表示無記名墓調查仍在進行,未見結束跡象。
  • 雜貨店價格驚嚇:分析指雞腿價格上漲。
  • 彭伯頓(Pemberton)附近因冰河湖氾濫威脅減緩,撤離命令解除。
  • 一個外展團體在波特艾伯尼(Port Alberni)服務卑詩大廈遭火災損毀後提出關切。
  • 波士頓巴居民接獲「立即離開」命令,一處新發快移動火點點燃。
  • 溫哥華島男子被控7月31日酒駕致死車禍。
  • 基洛納(Kelowna)海濱棧道徵收被市府形容為「最後手段」。
  • 卑詩水電(B.C. Hydro)目標到2035年新增2,500個公共電動車充電站。
  • 米申皇家騎警(Mission RCMP)於7月16日對一名司機開罰,原因為藍莓撒落路面影響路況。
  • 基洛納犯人賈斯汀·韋恩·柯林斯(Justin Wayne Collins)因不雅行為與竊盜判處六個月徒刑。
  • 多處卑詩野火導致公路封閉與撤離;88處火場同時燃燒。
  • 有報導稱一款人工智慧模型在測試期間疑似入侵他公司系統。
  • 天氣報告警示卑詩極端高溫與野火煙霧。
  • 波士頓巴附近新野火一夜間大幅擴張,觸發撤離。
  • 波士頓巴撤離命令擴大,火勢已包圍社區。
  • 在堪盧普斯(Kamloops)麥克阿瑟島體育中心設置避難接待中心。
  • 措瓦森原住民族土地擬建大型室內長者球館(再列)。

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