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溫哥華要聞 · 克林頓大規模撤離、提爾伯里LNG核准與基洛納濃煙

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🚑 突發與事故

  1. Fiftynine Creek 野火蔓延逾102平方公里,多個社區接到撤離令與警示。 卑詩省野火服務(B.C. Wildfire Service)表示,位於克林頓(Clinton)西北的 Fiftynine Creek 野火已擴大至超過102平方公里,觸發撤離令與警示;官方報告約20處房屋受影響。弗雷澤河地區區域局(Fraser River Regional District)將波士頓巴(Boston Bar)南側的一項警示升格為撤離令,消防人員警告火勢具有侵襲性行為。

  2. 克林頓整個村莊下達撤離令;卡姆盧普斯設接待中心。 湯普森-尼科拉地區區(Thompson-Nicola Regional District)命令克林頓村(Village of Clinton)所有居民立即撤離,並在麥克阿瑟島體育與活動中心(McArthur Island Sport and Events Centre),地址1655 Island Parkway,卡姆盧普斯(Kamloops)設立接待中心;需要交通協助請撥打250-459-2261。

  3. 克林頓與凱利湖附近118處房產納入撤離令,Pear Lake 野火擴至1,384公頃。 湯普森-尼科拉地區區表示,Pear Lake 野火估計達1,384公頃,擴大後的撤離令涵蓋選區E及約58處位於克林頓西側、凱利湖東側的有地址房產。

  4. 主要輸電線覆滿灰燼導致卑詩省多地燈光閃爍與停電。 卑詩電力公司(BC Hydro)告訴 CKPG 新聞,大約5十萬伏特的大型輸電線因靠近克林頓地區野火而覆滿煤煙與灰燼,造成燈光閃爍與供電中斷;因火勢仍在燃燒,工作人員無法安全靠近檢修;Big Bar 火場中的三處野火已燒毀至少20處建築。

  5. 部分克林頓地區居民誓言留守並保衛家園,儘管已有撤離令。 包括伊拉·羅賓森(Ira Robinson)在內的居民表示將留下並用推土機、拖拉機等設備守護房屋;湯普森-尼科拉地區區報告 Fiftynine Creek 野火下約193處房產在撤離令內,104處在警示名單上。

🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 美國男子因2021年走私約180公斤甲基安非他命與近1公斤芬太尼陰謀被判15年。 美國當局表示,約180公斤甲基安非他命與近一公斤芬太尼裝在行李袋,於2021年漂到華盛頓州波特安吉利斯(Port Angeles)附近海岸;約翰·麥可·舍伍德(John Michael Sherwood)被判15年,檢方稱這批毒品原本要運往溫哥華島。

  2. 班芙國家公園兩名健行者遭控事件:牽放犬隨同帶標記母熊出現。 加拿大公園局(Parks Canada)依《加拿大國家公園法》對兩人提告,理由為在泰勒湖(Taylor Lake)步道放開狗鍊;影像顯示一頭被標記為熊142的雌熊在7月19日跟隨健行者與其犬隻;公園局警告放開狗鍊可能挑釁野生動物。

🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 卑詩省核准福蒂斯卑詩公司提爾伯里液化天然氣第1B期擴建,並以行政命令免除公用便利與必要證書要求。 省政府發布行政命令,豁免位於德爾塔(Delta)的提爾伯里液化天然氣(Tilbury LNG)第1B期擴建需取得公用便利與必要證書(Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity)的規定;衛生部長艾卓安·迪克斯(Adrian Dix)表示,該計畫為逾20億加元投資,且可能讓穆斯克姆原住民樂團(Musqueam Indian Band)成為股權夥伴。

  2. 前省長克里斯蒂·克拉克與政黨異動成為卑詩政治重組辯論焦點。 克里斯蒂·克拉克(Christy Clark)表示保守黨領袖凱瑞-琳·芬德雷(Kerry-Lynne Findlay)「無法贏得選舉」,報導指出多起脫黨與議員阿米莉亞·博特比(Amelia Boultbee)加入新民主黨(NDP)黨團等事件,顯示中右翼支持可能在卑詩重新排列。

  3. 獲准聯邦疫苗受傷賠償的卑詩男子仍在等待撥款。 詹·普熱蘭斯基(Jan Przeranski)在聯邦疫苗受傷計畫下獲批准賠償,卻表示在政府將案件自私營公司接手後仍未收到款項,導致他失去居家照護並拖欠房租;加拿大公共衛生局(Public Health Agency of Canada)表示正處理他的申請。

  4. 基洛納6月失業率升至9.2%,影響青少年暑期就業。 統計加拿大(Statistics Canada)勞動力調查顯示,基洛納(Kelowna)失業率從2月的6.3%升至6月的9.2%;該地區6月新增約2,300個職位,但近2,900人加入勞動力,推高失業率。

  5. 2026年卑詩夏季運動會在基洛納開幕,環境加拿大發布橙色空氣品質警示。 主辦方表示與環境加拿大(Environment Canada)協商後,競賽持續進行,卑詩運動會執行長艾莉森·諾布爾(Alison Noble)回報週五下午天色逐漸轉好,賽事恢復全面進行。

📰 今日其他要聞

  • 圖片顯示卑詩多地野火迫使數千人撤離,包括波士頓巴。
  • 克林頓附近野火燒毀房產;損害有記錄。
  • 喬治王子城(Prince George)Crossroads 釀酒廠場地遭火災毀損,現待售。
  • 波士頓巴附近野火合併;地區報告部分居民仍拒絕撤離。
  • 旁觀者協助救出卑詩—華盛頓邊界附近水上飛機墜機乘客。
  • 倫比(Lumby)附近拖拉機起火造成一人死亡並引發小規模野火,皇家騎警(RCMP)報告。
  • 專家表示該區巨大雲團源自距離超過200公里的波士頓巴野火。
  • 地區尋求辨識脆弱居民,以提升危機期間緊急支援。
  • 卑詩擴大重複犯罪房產者監管計畫,低陸地區監控365人。
  • 美國參議員在野火跨入卑詩時為加拿大辯護,回應煙霧抱怨。
  • 亞伯達公布通往卑詩海岸的新南部輸油管線計畫;仍面臨重大挑戰。
  • 一名替人代殺前空印案嫌犯判刑的殺手,因相關阿伯茨福德謀殺案被判刑。
  • 一人被控、更多嫌犯在聖約翰堡(Fort St. John)車上掃射案中仍在逃。
  • (重複)波士頓巴附近野火合併,部分居民拒絕撤離。
  • 調查報導:醫師利用監管漏洞開立未獲授權肽類處方。
  • 有關考慮將卑詩某港口列入快速通關試點的安全疑慮。
  • 研究者警告城市對土狼態度可能過於寬鬆,呼籲檢討政策。
  • 海岸水域拍到虎鯨撕裂一具死亡翻車魚。
  • (同上)卑詩野火在炎熱乾燥條件下引發多處撤離。

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