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Paglala ng Wildfire at CAN$30M Settlement sa Paaralan; Pederal na CAN$4M para sa Tumbler Ridge — Vancouver Sabado

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🚑 Balita at Insidente

  1. Malaki ang posibilidad na palalakihin ng cold front ang mga wildfire sa B.C. sa mahabang Agosto na weekend. Nagbabala ang B.C. Wildfire Service na ang malakas na hangin at kidlat na may dalang kaunting ulan ay malamang na magpasimula ng bagong mga sunog na dulot ng kidlat at magpalala ng umiiral na mga apoy; halos 110 aktibong wildfire ang nagliliyab sa lalawigan, 48 ang nakalista bilang out of control at ang Pear Lake fire ay umabot na sa higit 900 sq km. Ang mga kautusang mag-evacuate ay inilipat na ang higit 1,800 na ari-arian sa isang sona na mahigit 70 km ang haba at 65 km ang lapad.

🎨 Komunidad at Kultura

  1. Magmamartsa muli ang Vancouver police sa Pride Parade matapos ang anim na taong kawalan. Inihayag na nagtatapos ang anim na taong boycott ng pulisya sa parada.
  2. Dalawang grupo ang kumikilos para pigilan ang pagkapuksa ng mga balyena sa tubig ng B.C. Nagtatala ang ulat ng tumataas na bilang ng namamatay na balyena at inilalarawan ang mga pagsisikap ng dalawang magkaibang conservation group na tumugon.
  3. Pumanaw si Grinder, ang grizzly sa Grouse Mountain. Kinumpirma ng mga operator ng parke ang pagkamatay ng kilalang grizzly bear.

🏛️ Pamahalaan at Pulitika

  1. Inaprubahan ng korte ang CAN$30 milyon na settlement sa class action laban sa mga Katolikong paaralan sa B.C. dahil sa sekswal na pang-aabuso. Inaprubahan ng hukom ang CAN$30M na class-action settlement na tumutugon sa makasaysayang pang-aabuso sa mga Katolikong paaralan sa B.C.
  2. Nangangako ang pederal na pamahalaan ng CAN$4 milyon na suporta para sa Tumbler Ridge matapos ang mass shooting. Inanunsyo ng Ottawa ang CAN$4M na bagong pondo para sa komunidad kasunod ng insidente ng mass shooting.

🚨 Krimen at Pampublikong Kaligtasan

  1. Multang ipinataw sa lalaki sa Fort St. John dahil sa pagtatapon ng ginamit na langis sa lokal na creek. Napatunayang nagtalaga ng multa sa isang lokal na lalaki matapos matagpuan ng mga awtoridad ang ginamit na langis na itinapon sa isang creek malapit sa Fort St. John.
  2. Ayon sa RCMP, kailangang ingatan ang pagkuha ng lumubog na charter sa B.C. para mapanatili ang ebidensya. Sinabi ng Mounties na ang pag-recover ng charter vessel ay dapat gawin nang maingat upang mapanatili ang ebidensya para sa imbestigasyon.

📰 Also Today

  • Inaasahang mag-uudyok ng bagong mga wildfire ang kondisyon ng panahon sa B.C., nagbabala ang mga opisyal ng tumataas na peligro ng sunog.
  • Unang uri ng Black arts at cultural centre bubuksan sa downtown Victoria.
  • Dagdag hamon sa paglaban sa wildfire ng B.C. ang forecast na hangin at kidlat.
  • Nakakita ang turista mula Taiwan ng 100-milyong-taong gulang na bakas ng dinosaur sa Tumbler Ridge.
  • Ginawang multi-user VR experience ang Witness Blanket ni Carey Newman.
  • Kumukumpitensya ang mga roadside attractions ng B.C. sa summer bracket, may isinasagawang bracket-style competition.
  • (Duplicate listed) Pederal na CAN$4M suporta para sa Tumbler Ridge matapos ang mass shooting.

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