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温哥华要闻 · 周三:皮尔湖火情、温哥华岛西海岸小径撤离与英特福迁总部

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🚑 突发与事故

  1. 卑诗野火服务警告皮尔湖火情可能蔓延;估计面积达66,000公顷。 卑诗野火服务的让·斯特朗(Jean Strong)表示,克林顿和70英里屋(70 Mile House)周边的撤离令和警报正在扩大,同时来自育空和艾伯塔的增援已抵达,墨西哥人员计划于8月3日到达。
  2. 温哥华岛75公里西海岸小径因7月暴雨撤离70余名徒步者。 加拿大公园局(Parks Canada)称部分路段“无法通行”,其访客安全团队正在回应大量撤离请求,且8月1日之前的预订可全额退款。

🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 皇家骑警(RCMP)在卑诗一处毒品实验室即将开工前,缴获炸药、数十支枪械和大量毒品。 联合特遣执法单位表示,5月份在阿博茨福(Abbotsford)、萨里(Surrey)和恩德比(Enderby)的搜查中发现各两公斤芬太尼和甲基苯丙胺、64升GHB,以及65块商业用爆破药方块。
  2. 金属窃贼周二凌晨在波特穆迪的六个卑诗电力快速充电站剪断铜缆。 波特穆迪警方表示传感器向工作人员发出警报,卑诗电力公司报告自去年十月以来在22个站点发生44起快速充电桩电缆被盗,修复费用约为100万加元,公用事业公司正在增加监控摄像头。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 温哥华市府指定由开发商扎克·罗斯(Zack Ross)领导的团队为大联盟棒球扩张的优选合作方。 市议会指示工作人员与“The Show Vancouver”签署谅解备忘录,对潜在球场场址开展尽职调查,TSV将承担所有投标准备费用和财务风险。
  2. TransLink称一名HandyDART用户的行动辅助设备超过现行车内固定规格。 丢失了28年HandyDART服务的汤姆·克雷坦(Tom Cretain)已收到TransLink首席执行官的联系;TransLink本周安排了行动辅具专家会面,并在考虑长期车辆或设备调整。

💼 经济与商业

  1. 英特福(Interfor)将把总部从本那比迁往美国佐治亚州亚特兰大郊区,公司备忘录称。 首席执行官伊恩·菲林格(Ian Fillinger)的备忘录(《金融邮报》(Financial Post)获悉)延续了该公司长期将资产转移到美国的趋势,批评者称此举反映卑诗林业在关税和行业收缩下的困境。
  2. 尤尼珀(Uniper)与Ksi Lisims签署为期20年的天然气液化(LNG)购销协议,两百万吨年产量,自2032年起交付。 在杜塞尔多夫达成的协议以离岸船上交货(FOB)方式承诺约每年30太瓦时,是加拿大与德国之间首份重大长期LNG供给合同。

📰 还看点

  • 只有在大规模野火时才可见的“火云”。
  • 卑诗新自闭症支援团体培训第一响应者。
  • 卑诗选手麦克林·塞莱里尼与鲨鱼队续约,成为NHL薪酬最高球员。
  • 多伦多猛龙将赴温哥华与魁北克城进行季前赛。
  • 报告称卑诗空气质量因野火恶化。
  • 野火在克林顿附近持续,地区将更新撤离者信息。
  • 陪审长调查启动,审理海达长者在素里被皇家骑警射杀案。
  • 在“严重”干旱下,卑诗限制萨蒙河流域用水。
  • 渥太华向一家在卑诗和艾伯塔设有纸浆厂的公司提供1亿加元贷款,以应对关税影响。
  • 涉跨境毒品调查的三名男子中一人被拒保释。
  • 温哥华市议会在广泛反对下坚决否决“村落”规划。
  • 科莫克斯谷俱乐部寻求批准移动板球场。
  • 斯阔米什的伍德发布里LNG准备向亚洲出口。
  • 新威斯敏斯特一名母亲因18个月大婴儿死亡被判4年半徒刑。
  • 因大雨,西海岸小径上逾70名徒步者被撤离。

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