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温哥华周一要闻:秃山火灾进展、关税最后期限与学校拆除

23 篇文章 1 周前 195

🚑 突发与事件

  1. 随着秃山火(Bald Range)烧毁面积测定为21,000公顷,更多被疏散居民已返家。 奥卡纳根湖附近的三个撤离令周一降级为警戒。卑诗省野火服务(BC Wildfire Service)已部署500多名人员、16架直升机和近60台重型设备;由于约40天无降水,燃料极为干燥,消防队将把灭火重心转向西部和西北方向。
  2. 载有Dodge City Cycles的历史建筑周日晚发生火灾。 康伯兰(Cumberland)消防队长迈克·威廉姆森表示,火灾起于自行车店,消防队已扑灭明火,一名消防员疑似肩关节脱位受伤;该建于1895年的历史建筑起火原因仍在调查中。
  3. 狮子湾搜救队警告迪克斯湖(Deeks Lake)附近疑似出现灰熊。 救援人员称该熊可能为一头6至8岁左右的雄性幼熊,建议徒步者携带熊喷剂并拴好犬只;该地区亦有目击到肉桂色的黑熊报告。

🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 坦布勒岭中学(Tumbler Ridge Secondary School)在2月大规模枪击案后开始拆除。 周一施工队开始拆除外墙,南和平河学区(Peace River South School District)表示拆除将持续数周,秋季前将把场地恢复为草地;学生将在活动教室上课,省政府承诺将在另一个地点重建一所新学校。
  2. 本那比皇家骑警(Burnaby RCMP)在5月发生一起导致两名儿童受伤的电动滑板车事故后,加大执法力度。 2月5日(注:原文为5月2日)发生的碰撞使一名11岁和一名9岁儿童严重受伤后,骑警将针对未成年骑手和不戴头盔行为开展执法行动;骑行者须年满16岁,骑警强调法规要求。

💼 经济与商业

  1. 列治文胶合板厂(Richmond Plywood)警告:若美国拟征50%关税成真,公司无法承受。 列治文胶合板首席财务官巴维吉特·坦迪(Bhavjit Thandi)表示,若50%的关税落到大约280亿加元出口上,将超出公司利润承受范围,渥太华与华盛顿正争分夺秒在周三最后期限前谈判。
  2. 卑诗省继续为位于格兰维尔街的110套单间住宿Luugat SRO支付运营费用,尽管承诺6月关闭后仍留有一名住户。 官方估算自7月1日以来费用已超过15万加元,唯一住户瑞安·唐纳利(Ryan Donnelly)仍住在该楼,住房部长克里斯汀·博伊尔(Christine Boyle)称情况“并不理想”。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. 西蒙弗雷泽大学风笛队(Simon Fraser University Pipe Band)在苏格兰赢得世界风笛队锦标赛冠军。 西蒙弗雷泽大学风笛队在苏格兰的全球赛中夺冠,为该校音乐项目取得重大成就。
  2. MOSAIC在大温地区庆祝服务移民50周年。 这家移民服务机构在大温举办庆祝活动,回顾并展示五十年的安置工作成果。

📰 还在今天

  • 约1,200处萨默兰(Summerland)房产被允许重返,包括特劳特溪(Trout Creek)和97号公路以东地区。
  • 萨默兰一位农民称其桃子减产70–80%,Chamkaur Saran在秃山火后如是说。
  • 虎鲸在福克斯岛(Fox Island)岸边被罕见近距离拍到,相关视频在Instagram上播放量超过五百万次。
  • 里贾纳脚手架坍塌幸存者回忆逃生经过,一名卑诗省母亲描述当时在脚手架上的情景。
  • 加美贸易谈判的分行业更新已发布,周一发布分析报告。
  • 一项研究探讨驾驶者行为以改善卑诗北部的野火疏散,研究提出若干建议。
  • 温岛(Vancouver Island)决赛入围名单出炉,将角逐卑诗省公路沿线景点搜索,岛上入围者已公布。
  • 卑诗省每日野火更新已发布(8月17日),汇总列出在火事件。
  • 加拿大公民证书需求激增,部分增长由希望移民美国的申请者推动。
  • 坦布勒岭学校拆除报道,为拆除开工的后续报道。
  • 范德胡夫(Vanderhoof)孵化场参观提供观赏濒危鱼类机会,有导览活动计划。
  • 卑诗一位农民与大厨合作在逃离野火后出售调味酱,新产品用于支持生产者。
  • 萨斯喀彻温省寻求为治安官配备狙击步枪和声响炮,已发布特殊应对装备采购招标。
  • (重复)西蒙弗雷泽大学风笛队世界冠军确认,在苏格兰获胜。

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