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温哥华周五要闻 · 克林顿疏散、蒂尔伯里液化气获批与基洛纳浓烟

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🚑 突发与事故

  1. Fiftynine Creek 野火蔓延超102平方公里,多社区接到撤离令与警报。 不列颠哥伦比亚省野火服务称,位于克林顿(Clinton)西北的 Fiftynine Creek 野火已扩至逾102平方公里,触发撤离令和警报;当局报告约20处房产权属建筑受影响。弗雷泽河地区辖区将波士顿湾南部的警报提升为撤离令,消防人员警告火情行为具有攻击性。

  2. 克林顿整个村庄下达撤离令,接收中心在坎卢普斯设立。 汤普森-尼科拉地区辖区(Thompson-Nicola Regional District)命令克林顿村所有居民立即撤离,并在坎卢普斯的 McArthur Island 体育与活动中心(1655 Island Parkway)设立接收中心;需要交通协助请致电 250-459-2261。

  3. 撤离令扩大至克林顿与凯利湖附近118处房产,Pear Lake 火灾扩大至1,384公顷。 汤普森-尼科拉地区辖区称,Pear Lake 野火估计蔓延1,384公顷,扩大的撤离令现涵盖选区 E 以及克林顿以西、凯利湖以东约58个有地址的房产。

  4. 主要输电线路被灰烬覆盖导致全省多地灯光闪烁和停电。 BC Hydro 告诉 CKPG 新闻,靠近克林顿一带野火的大型50万伏输电线缆上附着的煤烟与灰烬正在导致电力闪烁与中断,人员因活跃火场无法安全接近检修;Big Bar 火场复合体的三处野火已摧毁至少20处建筑物。

  5. 部分克林顿一带居民誓言留守并守护房产,尽管有撤离令。 包括 Ira Robinson 在内的居民表示将用推土机和拖拉机等设备留守防护,汤普森-尼科拉地区辖区报告约193处房产处于撤离令之下,104处处于警报状态,均与 Fiftynine Creek 野火有关。

🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 美国男子因2021年走私约180公斤甲基苯丙胺和近1公斤芬太尼的阴谋被判15年。 美国当局称,2021年约180公斤甲基安非他命和近1公斤芬太尼的行李包冲上海岸,地点靠近华盛顿州波特安吉利斯(Port Angeles);约翰·迈克尔·舍伍德(John Michael Sherwood)被判15年,检方称这些毒品原本运往温哥华岛。

  2. 班夫国家公园两名徒步者被控,因其遛出的犬只被一只有标记的母灰熊跟随。 加拿大公园管理局依据《加拿大国家公园法》对两人提出指控,事发于7月19日,视频显示编号为 Bear 142 的有标记母灰熊跟随徒步者与其犬只;公园方警告,走失绳的犬只会挑衅野生动物。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 省府以内阁令豁免程序批准 FortisBC 蒂尔伯里液化天然气(Tilbury LNG)1B期扩建。 省政府发布内阁令,豁免位于德尔塔(Delta)的蒂尔伯里液化天然气1B期扩建项目须取得公共便利与必要性证书(Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity)的要求;卫生部长阿德里安·迪克斯(Adrian Dix)称该项目是超过20亿加元的投资,并可能让穆斯基姆印第安部族(Musqueam Indian Band)成为股权伙伴。

  2. 前省长克里斯蒂·克拉克与政党转向成温哥华岛政局重组讨论焦点。 克里斯蒂·克拉克(Christy Clark)称保守党领袖 Kerry-Lynne Findlay “无法赢得选举”,报道指出多起倒戈和议员阿米莉亚·博尔特比(Amelia Boultbee)加入新民主党(NDP)党团,表明中间偏右的政治忠诚在卑诗省发生重排列。

  3. 一名获批联邦新冠疫苗伤害补偿的卑诗省男子仍在等待付款。 雅恩·普热兰斯基(Jan Przeranski)称在该计划从私人公司收回后,承诺的赔付尚未到位,资金缺失迫使他放弃居家护理并拖欠房租;加拿大公共卫生署称正处理他的索赔。

  4. 基洛纳6月失业率升至9.2%,夏季青年招聘受影响。 加拿大统计局劳动力调查显示,基洛纳(Kelowna)失业率从2月的6.3%升至6月的9.2%;该地区6月新增约2,300个岗位,但近2,900人进入劳动力市场,推高失业率。

  5. 2026年卑诗省夏季运动会在基洛纳开幕,环境加拿大发布橙色空气质量警告。 组织方称在与环境加拿大协商后仍继续赛事,尽管中奥肯那根(Central Okanagan)发布橙色空气质量警告;卑诗省体育会(BC Games)首席执行官艾莉森·诺布尔(Alison Noble)报告称周五下午天色逐渐放晴,比赛恢复正常进行。

📰 今日其他要闻

  • 照片显示野火迫使数千人离开卑诗省多地家园,包括波士顿巴(Boston Bar)。
  • 克林顿附近野火摧毁房产;损失有记录。
  • 乔治王子城(Prince George)Crossroads Brewing 遗址被火毁后挂牌出售。
  • 波士顿巴附近野火合并;地区报告仍有居民拒绝撤离。
  • 旁观者协助救出靠近卑诗-华盛顿边界海上飞机失事的乘客。
  • 朗比(Lumby)附近拖拉机起火致一人死亡并引发小规模野火,皇家骑警称。
  • 专家称该区域上空巨大烟云源自距今200多公里外的波士顿巴野火。
  • 地区寻求识别弱势居民,以在危机时改善应急支持。
  • 卑诗省扩大重复犯罪者监控计划,低陆平原将监管365人。
  • 美国参议员在烟雾投诉中为加拿大辩护,同时美方野火越界蔓延至卑诗省。
  • 艾伯塔公布通往卑诗省海岸的新南线管道方案,但仍面临重大挑战。
  • 刺客被判与阿伯茨福德无关杀人案有罪,此人曾杀害前“印度航空”嫌疑人。
  • 福特圣约翰(Fort St. John)车上枪击案一人被控,更多嫌疑人仍在逃。
  • (重复)波士顿巴附近野火合并,仍有居民拒绝撤离。
  • 调查报道:部分医生利用监管空档开具未获授权肽类药物。
  • 考虑将某卑诗省港口列入快速通关计划引发安全担忧。
  • 研究者警告城市对郊狼管理过于宽松,呼吁审议政策。
  • 海豚被拍到在沿海水域分食一条死翻车鱼(sunfish)。
  • (亦见上文)卑诗省野火在高温干燥条件下引发多起撤离。

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