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Bald Range 野火、 多姆塔尔纸浆厂缩减与“拉基”身份调查 · 温哥华周四要闻

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🚑 突发与事故

  1. Bald Range 野火蔓延超 22,000 公顷,夜间强风助长火势。 不列颠哥伦比亚省灭火部门报告,位于萨默兰(Summerland)和皮奇兰(Peachland)附近的火情已超过 22,000 公顷;救援队进行了计划点火,并将在8月21日前将直升机行动从萨默兰转移到彭蒂克顿机场(Penticton Airport)。
  2. Bald Range 大火后萨默兰企业在煮沸水 advisory 下继续停业。 Zias Stonehouse 餐厅及其他萨默兰商家表示,缺乏处理过的自来水阻碍了旺季重开。市长道格·霍尔姆斯(Doug Holmes)说小企业已被“摧毁”。
  3. 小型飞机在朴林斯乔治(Prince George)Foothills 大道紧急降落,道路封闭。 朴林斯乔治消防与救援处正处置位于 Foothills Boulevard 与 Highland Drive 的“严重机动车事故”,该路段将封闭数小时。

🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 高风险性犯罪者迈克尔·韦恩·卡朋特(Michael Wayne Carpenter)在兰里(Langley)再次被捕,面临新指控。 卡朋特受长期监管令约束,因8月12日和8月17日的事件被控非法侵入、撬入住宅和妨碍司法;他继续被拘押,等待保释听证。
  2. 不列颠哥伦比亚省三名男子被捕,涉跨境贩毒或面临美国引渡。 古泰杰·斯马格(Gurtej Smagh)、贾斯卡恩·巴格里(Jaskarn Baghri)和拉温德·丹达(Ravinder Dhanda)在上月被捕;卑诗省最高法院法官伊丽莎白·麦克唐纳(Elizabeth McDonald)称对在加拿大受审的请求“目前仍属推测”,并解除保释听证证据的出版禁令。
  3. 温哥华警方调查阿姆斯特丹发现的“拉基”(Lucky)是否为失踪多年本地男子约翰·罗素·肯尼(John Russell Kenny)。 温哥华警队表示,失踪人员科与阿姆斯特丹警方及国际刑警组织合作,核实2023年5月在阿姆斯特丹发现的“拉基”是否为这名长期失踪的温哥华男子。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 包括北温哥华—卡皮拉诺(North Vancouver–Capilano)在内的三场联邦补选,周五开始提前投票。 8月31日的补选源于辞职与任命;乔纳森·威尔金森(Jonathan Wilkinson)所空出的北温哥华—卡皮拉诺席位为待投选区之一。
  2. 多姆塔尔(Domtar)“无限期缩减”豪湾(Howe Sound)纸浆厂产能,影响约350名员工。 卑诗省森林部长拉维·帕尔马(Ravi Parmar)表示,产能缩减反映纸浆价格处于历史低位,省府将与阳光海岸(Sunshine Coast)领导与劳工对话,寻求解决方案。

📰 今日要闻还包括

  • 一名司机在97号公路 70 公里/小时限速区被测得 142 公里/小时,罚款 483 加元。
  • 卑诗保守党党主席在换届过渡期内辞职。
  • 调查继续进行,核实在阿姆斯特丹倒地的无名男子是否自1993年起就失踪。
  • 日本交换生在疫情取消后重返萨蒙阿姆(Salmon Arm),交流项目恢复。
  • 列治文市长马尔科姆·布罗迪(Malcolm Brodie)担任市长 25 年的领导回顾。
  • 卑诗最佳路边景点评选进入北部决赛,地区获胜者晋级。
  • 柯瑞斯(Corus)报告亏损;Global B.C.、Global National、News 640 和脱口秀广播进行裁员。
  • 新朴林斯乔治住房项目设有名为“这是我们的地方”的土著壁画。
  • 四本卑诗作者/插画师的书入选加拿大广播公司儿童阅读(CBC Kids Reads)长名单。
  • 英属哥伦比亚大学研究团队开发木质替代塑料泡沫的新材料,研究成果公布。
  • 关于在全国销售的入侵植物的联邦监管讨论正在进行。
  • 西卡莫斯一男子对录下的袭击致 66 岁邻居死亡一案认罪。
  • 由于鱼类产卵,萨蒙河流域临时保护令再次发布。
  • 省方证实与7月与素里公交相撞的男子已死亡。
  • 本拿比骑警称一名性工作者被持枪禁锢,调查仍在进行。
  • 开枪致塔拉奥奎亚特(Tla-o-qui-aht)原住民男子死亡的骑警未出庭作证,法医调查继续。
  • 卑诗帮派单位将部署到福特圣约翰(Fort St. John),此前三起枪击造成四人受伤。
  • 卑诗政府移除一份公共雇员名录,引发关切。
  • 报告称卑诗在十元托儿($10‑a‑day child care)目标上落后。

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