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溫哥華周一要聞 · 巨型塔通過、HandyDART拒載與獨立調查啟動

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🚑 Breaking & Incidents

  1. 60多歲男子在懷特克利夫公園附近潛水時死亡。 西溫哥華警察(West Vancouver Police)表示,警員與空中救護人員在星期日上午約10:45前趕到,該名男子於現場宣告死亡;不列顛哥倫比亞省驗屍官處(BC Coroners Service)正進行調查。
  2. 因梨湖(Pear Lake)野火蔓延逾63,000公頃,70英里屋社區被下達撤離令。 湯普森-尼古拉地區區(Thompson-Nicola Regional District)於上午10時擴大撤離範圍,涉及約650處房產;梨湖火勢與Fiftynine Creek火場合併,並朝社區東北方推進。

🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. 溫哥華市議會通過28億項目,核准霍爾本超高層群樓計畫。 市議會以7比3通過,允許在舊哈德遜灣停車場地段興建三座塔樓,包括一座315公尺、920房的飯店(西加拿大最高)、1,546戶市場住宅,以及一棟25層、200多戶由開發商捐贈給市府的社會住宅,另有商業空間與屋頂觀景台。
  2. 工會Local 40會長在7月22日市議會聽證會拒答外地來電來源問題。 聯合這裡工會Local 40會長陳蔡爾達(Zailda Chan)僅表示「我重視這些關切」,在場反對規劃提案的來電者承認部分來自加州;市議員彼得·梅茲納(Peter Meiszner)指出,外地來電可能阻擋溫哥華居民發言。
  3. 大溫運輸局(TransLink)表示無法繼續為71歲溫哥華地區使用者提供HandyDART無障礙接送服務。 湯姆·克瑞坦(Tom Cretain)近30年來使用HandyDART,卻被告知其行動輔具超出目前車輛規格;大溫運輸局表示,近期檢討發現安全問題,未來HandyDART車輛規格將考量此類需求。

🚨 Crime & Public Safety

  1. 阿博茨福警察一名員警追捕時開槍,獨立調查辦公室被通知介入。 阿博茨福警察(Abbotsford Police)表示,員警於晚間11:30左右在Matsqui Place的一家Petro-Pass燃油站與嫌疑人對峙;員警開槍後在1號公路展開追逐,約凌晨3:12在蘭里(Langley)發現一名男子死亡;第二名嫌疑人仍在通緝中。
  2. 阿博茨福警發布組合素描,追查7月22日企圖綁架兩名少女案。 嫌疑人被描述為50多歲男性,身高約5英尺5英寸至5英尺9英寸,體型壯實,可能與一輛淺色房車有關;警方請有線索者撥打604-859-5225。
  3. 一名駕駛因2024年市中心車禍認罪較輕罪名,被處以加元$2,000罰款。 53歲金素悠(Soyoub Kim)於7月16日對在2024年5月31日阿爾伯尼街(Alberni Street)發生的碰撞中「未謹慎駕駛」認罪,該事故擊毀一棵樹並波及多輛車;金獲判罰款加元$2,000,另加加元$300被害者附加費。

📰 Also Today

  • 克林頓附近野火預期擴大,乾燥與強風來襲。
  • 市議會核准溫哥華三座新最高塔的提案,決議備受矚目。
  • 道明銀行(TD)報告預測西岸管線將推升國內生產總值,預估帶來「有意義」的成長。
  • 報告指出卑詩省一些最大城市已開始使用人工智慧,檢視市政AI應用情形。
  • 自行車騎士警告溫哥華島中段一段公路極度危險,稱可能釀災。
  • 卑詩省多個市鎮查禁「任意回收」,議會著手解決回收污染。
  • 溫哥華男子被查出持66張銀行卡與加元$39,000現金,疑與線上毒品銷售網絡有關,皇家加拿大騎警(RCMP)展開調查。
  • 兩個卑詩省社區因缺水與惡意破壞,阻礙滅火與救援作業。
  • 調查顯示每10名急診醫師就有1人離開加拿大急診室,國家級調查結果。
  • 新研究繪製原住民玉石跨落基山脈貿易路線,關於石斧柄文物的研究發表。

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Officials in two evacuated B.C. communities are warning resident who remain behind to leave or conserve water because supplies are running low as firefighters tackle nearby out-of-control wildfires.

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Vancouver man with 66 bank cards, $39K in cash led RCMP to online drug sales network

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What is 'wishcycling,' and why are some B.C. municipalities cracking down on it?

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Cyclists on mid-Vancouver Island say this stretch of highway is a disaster waiting to happen

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Some of B.C.'s biggest cities are using artificial intelligence — but what for?

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Police in B.C. release sketch of suspect in attempted child abduction

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TD report predicts 'meaningful' GDP boost from West Coast pipeline

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City council approves trio of new tallest towers in Vancouver

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Wildfire near Clinton expected to grow as dry conditions, stronger winds approach

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Another B.C. community evacuated as massive wildfires merge

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Driver fined $2,000 for wild 2024 crash in downtown Vancouver

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Soyoub Kim, 53, was charged with dangerous driving in connection with the May 31, 2024 collision on Alberni Street that saw multiple vehicles struck.

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TransLink says it can no longer provide HandyDART service for passenger after 28 years

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Vancouver council approves mega tower project

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Union president refuses to answer questions about controversial Vancouver council campaign

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