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溫哥華要聞 · HandyDART運送命令、非法營火罰款與分心竊案激增

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🚑 突發與事故

  1. 卑詩省保育人員週末開出19張違規罰單,合計21,850加元,原因為非法露營生火。 官員表示共開出19張違規罰單,並點名卡立布(Cariboo)、部分海岸(Coastal)、卡姆盧普斯(Kamloops)及東南(Southeast)火災中心為禁火區;卑詩省野火服務表示全省仍有136處野火肆虐。

  2. 育空與亞伯塔的消防隊本週將被派往卑詩協助撲滅野火。 報導指出,互助支援人員將補強省內資源,因多處大型火場仍在燃燒;此一調派接續近期如梨湖(Pear Lake)與克林頓(Clinton)地區等重大火災事件。

🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 溫哥華警察表示,今年迄今已通報35起分心竊案。 溫哥華警察局紀錄顯示截至7月16日共35起案件,其中6個列出的社區發生17起,斯特拉斯科納(Strathcona)與格蘭德維尤·伍德蘭茲(Grandview-Woodlands)合計9起;調查人員公布一名72歲受害者於6月12日遭針對的陳述。

  2. 列治文官員警告,兩處規模擴大的無家者紮營點位於新噴射機燃油管線上方,營內超過30名露營者。 列治文市議員卡什·希德(Kash Heed)告訴Global News,過去一年市府沒收數十把武器,估計清理費可能超過20萬加元;這些地點為省方負責的王室土地(Crown land)。

🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 卑詩省運輸部長下令官員找出方案,接送一名長期被拒載的HandyDART(HandyDART)乘客。 湯姆·克雷坦(Tom Cretain)使用HandyDART已有28年,卻因其行動輔助裝置體積被拒載;TransLink(TransLink)指出製造商載具限制為48乘37英吋及總重上限800磅,表示無法安全容納該乘客。

  2. 大溫地區議會通過縮減地區管理機構董事會人數。 區域議會在近期投票中批准減少董事會席次的措施,改變了大溫哥華(Metro Vancouver)治理架構;此決定接續省府與各市就董事會規模與代表性所進行的討論。

💼 經濟與商業

  1. 卑詩將在關特林理工學院(Kwantlen Polytechnic)增設462個技術工種訓練名額,以供應重大工程所需勞力。 省長大衛·艾比(David Eby)宣布新增462個名額,並在三年內為熱門職業訓練劃撥2.41億加元;勞動市場展望預測未來十年將有超過72,000個技術工種職缺。

  2. 北溫尼伯的紐伊科研究(Nuytco Research)本週將在五角大廈展示其DSEND大氣潛水衣。 公司總裁傑夫·希頓(Jeff Heaton)表示,現有工作九成支持軍方潛艇救援,強調DSEND潛水衣的機動性;該公司自1980年代起已有超過40年的設計歷史。

📰 也在今天

  • 奧坎納根研究人員調查淡菜,為250年區域用水願景提供依據。
  • 卑詩在週末因非法營火開出近22,000加元罰款。
  • 官員警告克林頓附近野火有「顯著增長」潛力。
  • 調查發現部分精神科病患在急診等候最多達16天才入院。
  • 克林頓評估在「末日」般野火迫遷後的損害情形。
  • 卑詩東北部領袖反對省府加速新風電場計畫。
  • 新解說中心將Lheidli T'enneh族與卑詩喬治王子附近罕見生態系連結起來。
  • 道森溪(Dawson Creek)結束市政動物管制,卑詩動物保護協會表達福利擔憂。
  • 專家警告,新的西海岸管線將威脅剩餘75頭鯨魚。
  • 西海岸步道因大雨路線不可通行,展開撤離行動。
  • 史跡救難員逾二十年救援生人後病逝,長期服務蘇奎米許(Squamish)社區。
  • 伊森·卡茲伯格(Ethan Katzberg)奪下加拿大在英聯邦運動會男子鐵鎚投的首金。
  • 野火與極端高溫正從波爾多(Bordeaux)蔓延到卑詩,損害葡萄酒產區。
  • (重複)卑詩在最新預算中三年內劃撥2.41億加元用於職業訓練。
  • 克林頓業者史蒂文·拉拉比(Steven Larabie)在梨湖野火中失去多台挖掘機與車輛。
  • 情報報告指返回的加拿大籍疑涉伊斯蘭國者「極有可能」構成威脅並遭扣押。

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