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温哥华要闻 · 周一:巨型楼获批、汉迪达特拒载与独立调查办公室介入

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🚑 突发与事故

  1. 一名60多岁男子在怀特克利夫公园附近潜水时死亡。 西温哥华警方称,警员与空中救护队在周日上午约10:45赶到现场,男子当场被宣布死亡;不列颠哥伦比亚省验尸官服务正在调查。
  2. 皮尔湖火灾蔓延至63,000公顷以上,70 Mile House下令撤离。 汤普森-尼古拉地区政府在上午10点扩大撤离令,约650处房产受影响。皮尔湖火与Fiftynine Creek火合并后向东北移动,威胁社区安全。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 温哥华市议会批准价值28亿加元的霍尔本大型塔群项目。 市议会以7比3通过,允许在前哈德逊湾停车场地建三座塔楼,包括一座315米、920间客房的酒店(西加拿大最高)、1,546套市场住房,以及一栋25层、200多户的社会住房楼捐赠给城市,另有零售与屋顶观景台。
  2. 工会地方分会会长拒绝就7月22日市议会听证会上外地来电作答。 工会地方40号会长Zailda Chan仅表示“我会认真对待这些关切”,此前有反对规划提案的来电者承认部分来自加利福尼亚;市议员彼得·梅斯纳表示,外地来电者可能阻止温哥华居民发言。
  3. 大温运输局表示汉迪达特(无障碍接送服务)将无法继续为一名71岁温哥华地区用户提供服务。 使用汉迪达特近30年的Tom Cretain被告知其助行设备超出现有车辆规格;大温运输局表示,在近期审查发现安全问题后,未来汉迪达特车辆规格将考虑此类需求。

🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 阿伯茨福德一名警员追捕时开枪,独立调查办公室已接报介入。 阿伯茨福德警方称,警员在Matsqui Place的一处Petro-Pass加油站约晚上11:30对嫌疑人进行盘查;一名警员开枪,随后在1号公路发动追逐,约凌晨3:12在兰利发现一名男子死亡;第二名嫌疑人仍在逃。
  2. 阿伯茨福德警方在7月22日两名少女被试图诱拐案后公布嫌疑人合成像。 嫌疑人为50多岁男性,身高约5英尺5至5英尺9,体格偏壮,可能与一辆浅色轿车有关;警方请知情者致电604-859-5225。
  3. 一名司机因承认较轻罪名被罚2,000元,加拿大全市中心2024年温哥华撞车案。 53岁的Soyoub Kim于7月16日承认未尽谨慎驾驶,涉事为2024年5月31日在阿尔伯尼街发生的碰撞,撞毁一棵树并波及多辆车;Kim被判罚款2,000元,另加300元受害者附加费。

📰 还在关注

  • 克林顿附近的野火在干燥和强风影响下预计将扩张。
  • 市议会批准温哥华三座新高楼的决议被报道。
  • 道明银行报告预测西海岸管道将推动国内生产总值增长,称增幅“有意义”。
  • 报告检视不列颠哥伦比亚省部分大城市使用人工智能的情况。
  • 骑行者警告温哥华岛中部一段公路危险,称为“灾难酝酿”。
  • 不列颠哥伦比亚省多市镇加强打击“随意投放可回收物”,市议会应对回收污染问题。
  • 一名温哥华男子持有66张银行卡与39,000元现金,被指与网上贩毒网络有关,皇家骑警调查报道。
  • 两处不列颠哥伦比亚社区因缺水与蓄意破坏妨碍灭火响应。
  • 一项全国调查发现,每10名急诊医师中就有1人离开加拿大急诊科。
  • 新研究绘制落基山脉原住民翡翠贸易路线,发表关于石质斧头研究。

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