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Paglikas sa Clinton, Pag-apruba sa Tilbury LNG at Usok sa Kelowna — Vancouver Biyernes

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🚑 Pagbabago at mga Insidente

  1. Lumobo sa higit 102 sq km ang Fiftynine Creek wildfire habang maraming komunidad binigyan ng evacuation orders at alerts. Ayon sa B.C. Wildfire Service, lumaki ang Fiftynine Creek fire sa hilagang-kanluran ng Clinton nang higit sa 102 square kilometres at nagdulot ng mga evacuation orders at alerts; iniulat ng awtoridad na naapektuhan ang mga istruktura sa humigit-kumulang 20 ari-arian. In-upgrade ng Fraser River Regional District ang alerto sa isang order sa timog ng Boston Bar habang nagbabala ang mga crew ng agresibong pag-uugali ng apoy.

  2. Inilagay sa ilalim ng evacuation order ang buong Village of Clinton; itinayo ang reception centre sa Kamloops. Inutusan ng Thompson-Nicola Regional District ang lahat ng residente ng Village of Clinton na lisanin agad at nagbukas ng reception centre sa McArthur Island Sport and Events Centre, 1655 Island Parkway, Kamloops; may tulong sa transportasyon—tumawag sa 250-459-2261.

  3. Pinalawak ang evacuation order sa 118 ari-arian malapit sa Clinton at Kelly Lake habang lumaki ang Pear Lake fire sa 1,384 hectares. Sinabi ng Thompson-Nicola Regional District na tinatayang 1,384 hectares na ang Pear Lake wildfire at ang pinalawak na order ay sumasaklaw sa mga ari-arian sa Electoral Area E at mga humigit-kumulang 58 addressed properties sa kanluran ng Clinton at silangan ng Kelly Lake.

  4. Mahahalagang transmission line nabalutan ng abo na nagdudulot ng kumikislap na ilaw at brownout sa buong B.C. Sinabi ng BC Hydro sa CKPG News na ang uling at abo sa malalaking 500,000-volt transmission lines malapit sa mga wildfire sa paligid ng Clinton ay nagdudulot ng kumikislap at pagkaantala, at hindi ligtas na ma-access ng mga crew ang mga linya dahil sa aktibong apoy; tatlong wildfire sa Big Bar complex ang nagwasak ng hindi bababa sa 20 istruktura.

  5. May ilang residente sa paligid ng Clinton na ipinangako mananatili at ipagtatanggol ang kanilang mga ari-arian sa kabila ng evacuation orders. Kabilang si Ira Robinson, sinabi ng mga residente na mananatili sila para ipagtanggol ang mga bahay gamit ang kagamitan tulad ng mga bulldozer at traktora, habang iniulat ng Thompson-Nicola Regional District na nasa evacuation order ang mga 193 ari-arian at nasa alert naman ang 104 para sa Fiftynine Creek wildfire.

🚨 Krimen at Pampublikong Kaligtasan

  1. Amerikanong lalaki sinentensiyahan ng 15 taon dahil sa 2021 planong mag-smuggle ng 180 kg na meth at halos 1 kg na fentanyl. Sinabi ng mga awtoridad sa U.S. na mga duffel bag na naglalaman ng humigit-kumulang 180 kilograms ng methamphetamine at halos isang kilogram ng fentanyl ang dinala ng alon sa baybayin malapit sa Port Angeles, Washington, noong 2021; si John Michael Sherwood ay sinentensiyahan ng 15 taon at sabi ng mga tagausig na ang mga droga ay patungong Vancouver Island.

  2. Dalawang nag-hike kinasuhan matapos sundan ng naka-tag na grizzly ang kanilang off-leash na aso sa Banff National Park. Kinasuhan ng Parks Canada ang dalawang tao sa ilalim ng Canada National Parks Act dahil nagpalakad ng aso nang wala sa tali sa Taylor Lake trail matapos ipakita ng footage na sinundan ng naka-tag na babaeng grizzly na kilala bilang Bear 142 ang mga nag-hike at ang kanilang aso noong Hulyo 19; nagbabala ang Parks Canada na ang mga off-leash na aso ay maaaring mag-ugat ng wildlife.

🏛️ Gobyerno at Pulitika

  1. Inaprubahan ng B.C. ang FortisBC Tilbury LNG Phase 1B expansion sa pamamagitan ng Order in Council exemption. Nag-isyu ang provincial government ng isang Order in Council na nag-e-exempt sa Phase 1B Tilbury LNG expansion sa Delta mula sa pangangailangan ng Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity; sinabi ni Health Minister Adrian Dix na ang proyekto ay isang mahigit 2 bilyong dolyar ng Canada na pamumuhunan at maaaring payagan ang Musqueam Indian Band na maging equity partner.

  2. Mga paglipat ng dating premier Christy Clark at mga partido nag-frame ng debate tungkol sa muling pag-ayos ng pulitika sa B.C. Sinabi ni Christy Clark na ang Conservative leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay "cannot win an election," at binanggit ng kuwento ang mga sunod-sunod na paglipat ng mga miyembro at ang paglipat ni MLA Amelia Boultbee sa NDP caucus bilang ebidensiya ng muling pag-aayos ng mga katapatan sa centre-right sa B.C.

  3. Lalaking taga-B.C. na inaprubahan para sa pederal na kompensasyon sa pinsalang dulot ng COVID vaccine naghihintay pa rin ng bayad. Sinabi ni Jan Przeranski, na inaprubahan sa ilalim ng federal vaccine injury program, na hindi pa niya natatanggap ang ipinangakong bayad matapos ibalik ang programa mula sa isang pribadong kompanya at ang pagkawala ng pondo ay pinilit siyang mawalan ng home care at mahuli sa renta; sinabi ng Public Health Agency of Canada na inaayos nila ang kanyang claim.

  4. Tumaas sa 9.2% ang kawalan ng trabaho sa Kelowna noong Hunyo, nagpapahirap sa pagkuha ng pansamantala ngayong tag-init para sa kabataan. Ipinapakita ng Labour Force Survey ng Statistics Canada na tumaas ang unemployment ng Kelowna mula 6.3% noong Pebrero hanggang 9.2% noong Hunyo; nadagdagan ng halos 2,300 ang mga trabaho sa rehiyon noong Hunyo ngunit halos 2,900 katao ang pumasok sa labour force, kaya tumaas ang rate.

  5. Bukas na ang 2026 BC Summer Games sa Kelowna sa ilalim ng orange air-quality warning mula sa Environment Canada. Sinabi ng mga organizer na nagpatuloy ang mga kompetisyon matapos kumunsulta sa Environment Canada sa kabila ng orange air-quality warning para sa Central Okanagan; iniulat ni BC Games CEO Alison Noble na lumilinaw ang mga kalangitan pagdating ng Biyernes ng hapon at nagbalik sa normal ang mga palaro.

📰 Ngayon din

  • Mga larawan nagpapakita ng mga wildfire na pumilit mag-alis ng libu-libong tao mula sa kanilang mga tahanan sa buong B.C., kabilang ang Boston Bar.
  • Mga ari-arian na nasira ng wildfire malapit sa Clinton, B.C.; naitala ang pinsala.
  • Prince George Crossroads Brewing site, na sinunog ng apoy, inilista para sa bentahan.
  • Nagsanib ang mga wildfire malapit sa Boston Bar; iniulat ng distrito na may ilang residente na tumangging lumikas.
  • Mga nakakita tumulong sa pagsagip sa mga pasahero mula sa pagkabagsak ng seaplane malapit sa hangganan ng B.C.-Washington.
  • Tractor fire malapit sa Lumby pumatay ng isang lalaki at nagpasiklab ng maliit na wildfire, ayon sa RCMP.
  • Giganteng mga ulap sa rehiyon iniuugnay sa mga wildfire sa Boston Bar higit sa 200 km ang layo, sabi ng mga eksperto.
  • Naghahanap ang rehiyon ng mga mas madaling maapektuhang residente para mapabuti ang emergency support sa panahon ng krisis.
  • Pinalawak ng B.C. ang repeat property offender program para subaybayan ang 365 katao sa Lower Mainland.
  • Senador ng U.S. ipinagtanggol ang Canada sa gitna ng mga reklamo tungkol sa usok habang tumawid sa B.C. ang wildfire sa U.S.
  • Ibinunyag ng Alberta ang bagong plano ng southern pipeline patungong baybayin ng B.C.; nananatiling malalaking hamon.
  • Hit man na pumatay sa dating suspek ng Air India sinentensiyahan para sa hindi kaugnay na pagpatay sa Abbotsford.
  • Isang kinasuhan, iba pang mga suspek nasa likod pa sa Fort St. John drive-by shooting.
  • (Duplicate) Nagsanib ang mga wildfire malapit sa Boston Bar habang may ilang residente na tumangging lumikas.
  • Imbestigatibong ulat: mga doktor gumagamit ng regulatory gap para mag-reseta ng isang hindi awtorisadong peptide.
  • Mga alalahanin sa seguridad itinaas habang tinitingnan ang isang port sa B.C. para sa posibleng fast-track program.
  • Mananaliksik nagbabala na maaaring masyadong maluwag ang mga lungsod sa coyotes, nanawagan ng review sa polisiya.
  • Na-film ang mga orca na pinaghiwa-hiwalay ang patay na sunfish sa katubigan ng baybayin.
  • (Nakalista rin sa itaas) Mga wildfire sa B.C. nagdulot ng maraming paglikas dahil sa mainit at tuyong kondisyon.

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