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巴爾德山火擴大、多姆塔廠停工與「Lucky」身分調查 · 溫哥華週四要聞

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🚑 Breaking & Incidents

  1. Bald Range 野火在強風下擴及逾22,000公頃。 卑詩省野火局(BC Wildfire)報告,位於 Summerland 與 Peachland 附近的 Bald Range 森林火災已超過22,000公頃;消防隊執行預定點火作業,並將在8月21日把直升機作業基地從 Summerland 轉移到 Penticton 機場。
  2. Bald Range 火災後 Summerland 商家在煮沸告示下仍維持停業。 Zias Stonehouse 餐廳與其他 Summerland 商店表示,缺乏處理過的供水使觀光旺季無法恢復營業,市長 Doug Holmes 表示小型業者「遭到重創」。
  3. 小型飛機在 Prince George 的 Foothills Boulevard 緊急降落,路段封閉。 普林斯喬治消防與救援服務(Prince George Fire and Rescue Services)正回應 Foothills Boulevard 與 Highland Drive 的「重大車禍事件」,該路段將封閉數小時。

🚨 Crime & Public Safety

  1. 高風險性罪犯 Michael Wayne Carpenter 在 Langley 再度被捕,面臨新指控。 Carpenter 受長期監督命令限制,因8月12日與8月17日的事件被控非法闖入、闖入住宅與妨礙公務;他仍被扣押,等待保釋聽證。
  2. 卑詩省拘捕三男,涉跨境販毒案可能面臨美方引渡。 Gurtej Smagh、Jaskarn Baghri 與 Ravinder Dhanda 上月遭逮捕;卑詩省高等法院法官 Elizabeth McDonald 表示,要求加拿大審判「目前仍屬推測」,並解除對保釋聽證證據的刊登禁令。
  3. 溫哥華警方調查阿姆斯特丹「Lucky」是否為溫哥華失蹤男子 John Russell Kenny。 溫哥華警察局表示,失蹤人口組正與阿姆斯特丹警方及國際刑警組織(INTERPOL)合作,釐清2023年5月在阿姆斯特丹發現的「Lucky」是否為這位長期失蹤的溫哥華男子。

🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. 三場聯邦補選含 North Vancouver–Capilano,週五開放提前投票。 補選定於8月31日,係因辭職與任命產生;Jonathan Wilkinson 的 North Vancouver–Capilano 席次為三個選區之一。
  2. Domtar 無限期縮減 Howe Sound 紙漿廠產能,影響350名員工。 卑詩省森林廳長 Ravi Parmar 表示,此次縮減反映紙漿價格歷史性走低,政府將與陽光海岸(Sunshine Coast)地方領導與勞工協商尋求對策。

📰 Also Today

  • 一名駕駛在97號公路70公里速限路段被測得142公里,罰款483加元。
  • 卑詩保守黨黨主席在領導權過渡期間請辭。
  • 針對在阿姆斯特丹倒地的未明身分男子之調查持續,該男子疑自1993年即下落不明。
  • 日方交換學生在疫情停辦後重返 Salmon Arm,交流計畫恢復。
  • 列治文市長 Malcolm Brodie 任期25年後的領導風貌被報導。
  • 尋找卑詩省最佳路邊景點活動進入北方決賽,產生區域勝出者。
  • Corus 報告虧損;Global B.C.、Global National、News 640 與脫口秀電台進行裁減。
  • 新 Prince George 住房案增設原住民壁畫,題為「This is our place」。
  • 四本卑詩作者/插畫家作品入選 CBC Kids Reads 長名單。
  • 英屬哥倫比亞大學研究人員開發以木材為基的塑膠泡沫替代品,研究成果發表。
  • 聯邦正討論對全國販售侵入性植物的法規。
  • Sicamous 一名男子認罪,承認錄影攻擊並殺害66歲鄰居。
  • Salmon River 水域因魚類產卵,再次發布臨時保護令。
  • 與素里公車相撞的男子已死亡,驗屍官確認。
  • 本拿比皇家騎警表示,一名性工作者遭持槍強制拘禁,調查中。
  • 開槍致 Tla‑o‑qui‑aht 原住民族男子死亡的皇家騎警在聆訊中拒絕作證。
  • 卑詩幫派小組將部署到 Fort St. John,三起槍擊造成四人受傷。
  • 卑詩政府移除公務員名錄後引發疑慮。
  • 報告稱卑詩在十元日托政策上落後於預期進展。

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