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溫哥華要聞 · 週三快訊:梨湖大火、West Coast Trail撤離與英特佛遷總部

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🚑 突發與事故

  1. 卑詩野火服務(BC Wildfire Service)警告梨湖(Pear Lake)火勢可能擴大;估計達66,000公頃。 卑詩野火服務的Jean Strong表示,克林頓(Clinton)與70 Mile House周邊的疏散命令與警示正在擴大,來自育空與亞伯達的額外滅火隊已抵達,墨西哥人員預定於8月3日到達。
  2. 溫哥華島75公里西海岸步道(West Coast Trail)逾70名健行者在7月暴雨後撤離。 加拿大公園署(Parks Canada)稱部分路段「無法通行」,其訪客安全小組正回應大量撤離請求,8月1日前的預約可全額退款。

🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 皇家加拿大騎警(RCMP)查獲爆裂物、數十把槍枝及大量毒品,一處卑詩毒品實驗室正準備啟動。 聯合特別執法部隊(Combined Forces Special Enforcement Unit)表示,5月在阿博茨福(Abbotsford)、素里(Surrey)與恩德比(Enderby)的搜索行動,發現兩公斤芬太尼與兩公斤甲基苯丙胺、64公升γ‑羥基丁酸(GHB)以及65塊商用爆裂物方塊。
  2. 金屬竊賊凌晨切斷波特穆迪(Port Moody)六處卑詩水電(BC Hydro)快充站的銅纜。 波特穆迪警方表示感測器警報通知了工作人員,卑詩水電報告自去年10月以來在22處站點發生44起快充器纜線被竊,維修成本約為100萬加元,公用事業將增設監視攝影機。

🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 溫哥華市府選定由開發商扎克·羅斯(Zack Ross)領導的團隊為美國職棒大聯盟(MLB)擴展的首選合作夥伴。 市議會指示市府人員與「The Show Vancouver」簽署諒解備忘,展開潛在球場場址的盡職調查,TSV負責所有投標準備費用與財務風險。
  2. TransLink(TransLink)表示一名HandyDART無障礙服務使用者的移動設備超出現行車輛固定規格。 失去28年HandyDART服務的Tom Cretain已接獲TransLink執行長聯繫;TransLink本週安排移動性專家會議,並在評估較長期的車輛或設備調整。

💼 經濟與商業

  1. 英特佛(Interfor)將把總部從本拿比(Burnaby)遷往美國喬治亞州亞特蘭大郊外,公司內部備忘錄指出。 執行長Ian Fillinger在寄給員工的備忘錄(《金融郵報》(Financial Post)取得)中指出,這是長期將資產移往美國的一環;批評者表示,此舉反映卑詩林業在關稅與產業萎縮下的困境。
  2. 尤尼珀(Uniper)與克西·利西姆斯(Ksi Lisims)簽署為期20年的液化天然氣(LNG)長約,約每年兩百萬公噸,2032年起交貨。 這項在杜塞爾多夫(Düsseldorf)達成的協議,以離岸交貨(FOB)方式承諾約每年30太瓦時,是加拿大與德國之間首件大型長期LNG供應合約。

📰 其他要聞

  • 僅在巨大野火時才可見的火雲。
  • 卑詩新自閉症支持團體訓練第一線應變人員。
  • 卑詩選手麥克林·切萊里尼成為國家冰球聯盟(NHL)薪資最高球員,與沙加緬度(San Jose Sharks)續約。
  • 多倫多暴龍(Toronto Raptors)將於溫哥華與魁北克市進行季前賽。
  • 報告稱卑詩空氣品質因野火惡化。
  • 野火繼續在克林頓附近燃燒,區公所將持續更新疏散民眾情況。
  • 法醫聽證啟動,調查海達(Haida)長者在素里遭皇家加拿大騎警槍擊致死案。
  • 卑詩在「嚴重」乾旱下對鮭魚河流域限制用水。
  • 渥太華貸款1億加元給擁有卑詩與亞伯達造紙廠的公司,以因應關稅衝擊。
  • 跨境毒品調查中三名嫌犯之一被拒保釋。
  • 溫哥華市議會在廣泛反對下斷然否決「村落」計畫。
  • 科莫克斯谷(Comox Valley)俱樂部尋求批准流動板球場地。
  • 斯奎米什(Squamish)Woodfibre LNG準備向亞洲出口。
  • 新威斯敏斯特(New Westminster)一名母親因18個月大嬰兒死亡被判4年半有期徒刑。
  • 超過70名健行者在西海岸步道暴雨期間被撤離。

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