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溫哥華週四要聞 · Luugat 維持費用、卑詩高階騎警免職與野火志工協助撤離

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🚑 突發與事故

  1. 一名兒童在阿博茲福(Abbotsford)聯排別墅社區遭車輛撞擊身亡。 警方表示,員警於中午約12:45接報前往西蒙大道32000區段;該名兒童當場死亡,駕駛停車並配合調查。複合社區車輛入口在調查蒐證期間仍封閉;警方請目擊者或行車記錄器持有人聯絡阿博茲福警局,電話604-859-5225。

🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 卑詩省(B.C.)最高級別皇家加拿大騎警指揮官德威恩·麥當勞(Dwayne McDonald)因早年指控遭解除職務。 皇家加拿大騎警表示,擔任卑詩省指揮官的副專員麥當勞在近期出現與2016–2018年間有關的未具體說明指控後被免職;騎警專員邁克·杜海姆(Mike Duheme)指定約翰·布魯爾(John Brewer)為臨時指揮官。杜海姆說調查持續進行,此人事變動不會影響卑詩省騎警的運作。

  2. 一名男子因1996年在溫哥華(Vancouver)謀殺瑪莉爾·林賽(Muriel Lindsay,現年68歲)遭起訴。 警方指控胡安·曼努埃爾·魯埃達·薩盧德(Juan Manuel Rueda Salud)在1996年2月16日殺害當時40歲的林賽;調查人員表示,薩盧德於2015年在瓦哈卡(Oaxaca)被發現,於2025年1月22日依臨時逮捕令被捕,並於2026年7月15日具備引渡資格。本週溫哥華調查人員護送他回到溫哥華,目前案件在法院審理中。

  3. 一名男子因在市中心東邊區(Downtown Eastside)犯下暴力性侵遭判10年徒刑。 62歲的馬克·愛德華·葛蘭特(Mark Edward Grant)對非法拘禁與性侵罪名認罪,涉案事件為2026年1月8日在一處單間旅館(SRO)對61歲女子的攻擊;卑詩省高等法院在檢方宣讀一份涵蓋五小時拘禁的同意事實聲明後判處10年徒刑。受害人身分受出版禁令保護。

🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 卑詩省房屋部長克莉斯廷·博伊爾(Christine Boyle)為7月維持Granville Luugat(前霍華德·約翰遜飯店)營運、花費加元101,000辯護。 博伊爾表示,Luugat(前霍華德·約翰遜飯店)在省方承諾關閉後仍規模龐大且維護成本高;她說超過80名住戶已被搬遷,目前仍有一名有特殊需求的住戶尚未遷出,搬遷工作仍在進行。博伊爾表示政府正努力關閉該棟建物,並以住戶隱私為由未透露細節。

  2. 卑詩省財政部長布倫達·貝利(Brenda Bailey)宣布罹患可早期治療的癌症。 貝利表示診斷在數週前確立,預後良好,計畫在今夏稍晚開始治療並打算在秋季立法會期回任;她與省長大衛·伊比(David Eby)一起制定治療計畫。貝利在週一發布的財務更新顯示,2025–26年度赤字較先前估計少加元33億。

🔥 火災

  1. 潘蒂克頓(Penticton)搜救志工在家園焚毀下仍協助Bald Range地區撤離。 潘蒂克頓搜救隊對外事務官傑西·麥當勞(Jesse MacDonald)說,部分隊員在Summerland與Faulder失去房屋,但仍與來自鄰近隊伍的68名搜救志工一起上門敲門協助撤離;潘蒂克頓搜救隊長諾曼·科爾(Norman Cole)表示,聯合回應強化了隊伍間關係。搜救直升機單位與Top Flight合作,搜尋撤離期間的失蹤人口。

  2. 97號公路(Highway 97)在潘蒂克頓與基洛納(Kelowna)間以有限時段與限制重開。 地區區管辦公室(RDOS)宣布該路段每日早上7時至晚間7時開放,速限降為70公里/小時;夜間仍進行工程,通往撤離命令區域的側道在未持有RDOS臨時通行證下仍然關閉。官員警告,若不遵守規定可能再次導致封路。

  3. Meadow Valley住戶在Bald Range野火期間留下來守護自宅。 泰勒·華爾(Tyler Wall)表示,當Bald Range火災上週五爆發時,他與鄰居使用小型挖土機和裝載機清出道路,讓居民能夠撤離;華爾說他留下來是因為已在該處投資,並與兩名有滅火經驗的男子一起協助撲火。

  4. 潘蒂克頓印度族團領袖呼籲合作並建立替代緊急出路以因應Bald Range大火。 酋長葛雷格·加布里爾(Greg Gabriel)敦促改變伐木作業與乾旱應對,並要求省府提供第二疏散出路,因為97號公路已被切斷;省長大衛·伊比承認對第二出路的需求,表示運輸部將優先決定要修復哪條路線。Bald Range火災上週五迫使約2萬人從Summerland與周邊社區撤離。

📰 今日其他要聞

  • 卑詩省保守黨憂慮奎斯內爾(Quesnel)紙漿廠減產可能成為永久性停擺。
  • 由於醫師短缺,福特聖詹姆士(Fort St. James)急診部門營業時段至少調整至十月後。
  • 志工照顧從卑詩野火救出的動物,注意到行為改變。
  • 北部區域半決賽尋找卑詩最佳路邊景點,區域勝出者出爐。
  • 白馬(Prince George)劇院員工手繪蜘蛛人海報走紅。
  • 卑詩野火最新通報(8月13日)列出活動火場與注意事項。
  • 奧卡那根(Okanagan)原住民部族哀悼野火中失去的森林與文物。
  • 奧卡那根野火造成數百公里外城鎮旅遊業受損。
  • Bald Range火場附近具代表性的山羊群下落不明。
  • 解密文件顯示坦布勒里奇(Tumbler Ridge)槍手對槍械著迷。
  • 報告:2025年有10名加拿大青少年死於電動滑板車/電動自行車事故。
  • 前溫哥華樂團老師因性侵定罪被禁止教學。
  • 管線合約授予,Ksi Lisims 液化天然氣項目接近最終投資決定。
  • 道森溪(Dawson Creek)供水管線估價上升至上限可達加元2.72億。
  • 卑詩省長承諾檢討對Summerland地區野火的緊急應變。
  • 未封存文件揭露皇家騎警對坦布勒里奇槍擊的回應細節。
  • 費爾尼(Fernie)開始興建專用消防局。
  • 托育人員表示嬰幼兒在高溫下悶熱,冷氣政策爭論持續。

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