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Evacuaciones en Pear Lake, otro cierre de piscina en Vancouver y reclamos por el sitio de Sir Guy Carleton — Vancouver, sábado

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🚑 Últimas y sucesos

  1. Nuevas evacuaciones ordenadas al sur del incendio de Pear Lake (Interior de B.C.). Se emitieron órdenes de evacuación para comunidades al sur de Pear Lake mientras el incendio se expandía en el Interior de la Columbia Británica.
  2. Los incendios dejan al descubierto fallas de accesibilidad para residentes sordos de Summerland. Janice Lyons, 74 años, y su esposo sordo no recibieron alertas por teléfono ni por televisión durante el incendio en Bald Range (zona afectada) y dependieron de vecinos y de un centro de evacuación en Penticton.

🎨 Comunidad y cultura

  1. Club de natación sorprendido por el cierre de otra piscina en Vancouver. El club local informó sobre un nuevo cierre de una piscina municipal que afectará los entrenamientos del club y las sesiones públicas de natación en la ciudad.
  2. Diez años después de un incendio, los defensores piden reutilizar el sitio de Sir Guy Carleton Elementary (sitio escolar cerrado). Grupos comunitarios renuevan sus llamados para que el antiguo espacio escolar de Vancouver se destine a servicios locales, una década después de que el fuego lo cerrara.
  3. Hombre de B.C. recibe 22 años por delitos sexuales históricos en Vancouver Island. Un juez de Vancouver Island sentenció al hombre a 22 años por delitos sexuales cometidos en el pasado.
  4. Nadador de B.C. cruzó el Strait of Georgia (Estrecho de Georgia) en menos de nueve horas. Un nadador en solitario completó la travesía del estrecho en menos de nueve horas.

💼 Economía y negocios

  1. Gigante forestal detrás de un aserradero inactivo en B.C. recibió millones en financiamiento gubernamental. La empresa que opera el aserradero paralizado en B.C. obtuvo millones de dólares en apoyo del gobierno.
  2. Cancelaciones de transbordadores alteran la temporada alta en el norte de Vancouver Island. Proveedores turísticos del norte de Vancouver Island informan que las cancelaciones de ferris están afectando la temporada de viajes de verano.

📰 También hoy

  • La primera ministra de B.C. responde a nuevos aranceles de Estados Unidos, se emitió un comunicado.
  • Los primeros ministros provinciales canadienses respaldan la decisión de Carney de abandonar el acuerdo comercial con Estados Unidos, los primeros ministros expresaron su apoyo.
  • Carney dice que tres asuntos hundieron las conversaciones comerciales con Estados Unidos, nombró los puntos de fricción clave.
  • Aranceles estadounidenses del 50% sobre productos canadienses entran en vigor, los gravámenes ya están activos.
  • Cosechas sacrificadas por la histórica sequía que afecta a agricultores de B.C., aumentan las pérdidas.
  • El monumento nacional 2SLGBTQ+ conmueve a quienes fueron depurados del servicio civil, asistieron sobrevivientes.
  • Evacuado del incendio de Summerland pide una reforma de los servicios de apoyo de emergencia, el evacuado habló públicamente.
  • Wanting Qu lanza el álbum Love Letter tras una década de turbulencias, nuevo álbum disponible.
  • Pilotos de Langford guían un rebaño de cabras para mitigar incendios forestales, la ciudad prueba cabras para el control de vegetación.

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