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溫哥華週三要聞:格蘭維爾單間出租房買價恐巨虧、梅普爾嶺槍擊一人危殆與陌生人襲擊嫌犯保釋被拒

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🚑 Breaking & Incidents

  1. 夏季蘭居民返家,面對秃頭山(Bald Range)野火燒毀的社區。 Rick 與 Nan Cogbill 發現緊鄰的四戶房屋被焚毀,但自宅倖存;省府承諾對野火應變進行事後檢討,並徵求公眾對預防與大規模撤離的意見。
  2. 梅普爾嶺(Maple Ridge)目標性槍擊案,一名男子危殆。 梅普爾嶺皇家加拿大騎警表示,56歲受害者在凌晨十時左右於236街11400號街區一處住宅外的車內被發現中彈;重案組接手調查,受害者仍在醫院情況危急。

🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. 都市規劃師稱省府在格蘭維爾單間出租房(SRO)購置案恐遭數百萬虧損。 Michael Geller 估計,卑詩省政府為位於格蘭維爾街1176號、擁有110間客房的霍華德·約翰遜旅館所付的約5,500萬元,可能有近一半面臨折損;目前合併評估價約為2,750萬元;儘管曾承諾關閉該處,現場仍有住戶居住。
  2. 溫哥華島農場家庭出售、計畫遷往6,000公里外的新斯科舍,稱土地價格已超過公寓。 Celina Knuff 表示,溫哥華島的一間一房公寓價格,可在新斯科舍買到50英畝農場;Knuff 計畫今年九月搬運家畜、寵物與柑橘樹,並指出島上農地每英畝超過10萬元。
  3. 手機快遞詐騙讓加拿大人損失數百萬;卑詩省居民損失加元4,000。 加拿大反詐騙中心表示,2026年前六個月服務詐騙通報損失超過1,700萬元;卑詩省居民 Jeannie Moss 指出,冒充者說服她用預付標籤退回裝置後,她欠電信業者加元4,000多元。

🚨 Crime & Public Safety

  1. 溫哥華陌生人攻擊嫌犯 Dylan Brandon Gaita,29歲,保釋被拒。 卑詩省級法院法官 Deanne Gaffar 在週二聽證中裁定拘押 Gaita;他面臨四項攻擊罪與兩項造成身體傷害的攻擊罪,自六月底重捕以來一直被羈押。
  2. 兩名卑詩省親喀利斯坦活動人士收到警方「有義務警告」通知,涉及死亡威脅。 來自阿博茨福的 Manjinder Singh 與 Narinder Singh Randhawa 表示,分別在上週與週末接獲皇家加拿大騎警與素里市警的警告;騎警不願確認個別案件,但表示全國已使用對南亞社群成員發出的「有義務警告」通知。

📰 Also Today

  • 北英屬哥倫比亞大學推出聚焦北方環境與資源管理的工程學博士課程。
  • 薩省省長史考特·穆(Scott Moe)歡迎美國決定取消50%關稅,稱關稅已傷害薩省一處鋸木廠。
  • 薩省法院允許在13處法院以鷹羽進行宣誓,並贈送14根羽毛。
  • 拉德納投手 Tugboat Wilkinson 簽約開始大聯盟生涯,人物專題。
  • 卑詩路邊景點競賽進入內陸決賽,地區勝出者出爐。
  • 農民對卑詩省提議的農業用地食品加工變更反應不一。
  • 阿姆斯特丹警方就“Lucky”一案收到逾500條線索,此人可能有加拿大關係,於2023年5月10日被尋獲。
  • 三起大規模停電再度引發對西北卑詩通訊網絡的擔憂,當地服務受影響。
  • 坦布勒里奇學校拆除被稱為「新章」,在槍擊後居民回應。
  • 驗屍官調查聽取關於皇家加拿大騎警槍擊的證人證詞,詳情於調查中提出。

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