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温哥华要闻 · 周三:格兰维尔单房楼或亏损、枫树岭枪击致重伤与陌生人袭击嫌犯保释被拒

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🚑 突发与事件

  1. 萨默兰居民返乡,目睹博尔德岭(Bald Range)野火摧毁街区。 Rick 和 Nan Cogbill 发现紧邻的四幢房屋被毁,他们的住房幸存。省政府承诺对灭火行动开展事后审查,并征求公众对防火和大规模疏散的意见。
  2. 枫树岭深夜有目标性枪击,1人重伤。 梅普尔里奇皇家加拿大骑警(RCMP)表示,56岁受害者在晚上约10点左右,于236街11400号街区一处住家外的车内被发现中枪;重案组已接手,伤者仍在医院重症监护。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 城市规划师称省府购买格兰维尔单人房住宿楼可能亏损数百万。 迈克尔·盖勒(Michael Geller)估算,卑诗省政府为位于格兰维尔街1176号、含110间客房的霍华德约翰逊酒店(Howard Johnson)支付约5500万,但目前合并评估价值约2750万,预计可能损失约一半;尽管承诺关闭,该处仍有住户居住。
  2. 温哥华岛农场家庭因土地价格高于公寓,准备卖地并迁往诺瓦斯科舍,距离约6000公里。 Celina Knuff 表示,温哥华岛一套一居室公寓的价格足以在诺瓦斯科舍买下50英亩农场;Knuff 计划今年九月连同牲畜、宠物和柑橘树一起搬迁,并指出岛上农地售价已超过每英亩10万加元。
  3. 手机送货诈骗让加拿大人损失数百万;卑诗省一名居民损失4000加元。 加拿大反诈骗中心称,2026年前六个月与服务类诈骗相关的报告损失超过1700万;卑诗省居民 Jeannie Moss 说,冒充者说服她使用预付标签退回设备后,她欠 Rogers 超过4000加元。

🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 温哥华陌生人袭击案嫌疑人迪兰·布兰登·盖塔(Dylan Brandon Gaita),29岁,保释被拒。 卑诗省法院法官迪安妮·加法(Deanne Gaffar)在周二听证会上决定将盖塔继续羁押;他面临四项袭击和两项造成身体伤害的袭击指控,自六月下旬重新被捕后一直被拘押。
  2. 两名卑诗省亲卡利斯坦活动人士收到警方“有义务警示”死亡威胁通知。 阿伯茨福德的曼金德·辛格(Manjinder Singh)和纳林德·辛格·兰达瓦(Narinder Singh Randhawa)表示,骑警与素里警方分别在上周和周末向他们发出警示;皇家加拿大骑警表示不会确认个案细节,但全国确有针对南亚社群成员使用“有义务警示”通知的情况。

📰 今日要闻还包括

  • 不列颠哥伦比亚北部大学(UNBC)开设以北部环境与资源管理为重点的工程学博士课程。
  • 萨斯喀彻温省省长斯科特·莫伊欢迎美国决定不实施50%关税,称关税已伤害该省一家锯木厂。
  • 萨省13处法院允许在宣誓时使用鹰羽,已赠送14根鹰羽。
  • 拉德纳(Ladner)投手塔格博特·威尔金森签约,开启大联盟生涯,人物报道。
  • 卑诗公路景点评选进入内陆赛区决赛,地区获胜者已出炉。
  • 农民对卑诗省拟议的农业用地(ALR)食品加工变更评价不一。
  • 阿姆斯特丹警方收到500多条关于“Lucky”的线索,该男子可能与加拿大有联系,2023年5月10日被发现。
  • 三次重大中断再次引发对卑诗西北部通信网络的担忧,地方服务受影响。
  • 坦布勒岭(Tumbler Ridge)学校拆除被称为“新篇章”,居民有反应,涉此前一宗枪击。
  • 验尸官法庭听取关于皇家骑警枪击案的证人证词,细节在庭上呈现。

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