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温哥华要闻 · 周六 — 皮尔湖撤离、温哥华游泳池再关停与加伊·卡尔顿小学旧址

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🚑 最新与事故

  1. 不列颠哥伦比亚内陆皮尔湖(Pear Lake)以南地区发布新撤离令。 随着火势在不列颠哥伦比亚(B.C.)内陆蔓延,皮尔湖以南社区接到撤离指令。
  2. 野火暴露出萨默兰(Summerland)聋人居民的无障碍预警缺失。 74岁的贾尼斯·莱昂斯(Janice Lyons)和她的聋哑丈夫在秃岭(Bald Range)山火期间没有接到电话或电视警报,只能依靠邻居和潘蒂克顿(Penticton)的一处撤离中心。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. 本地游泳俱乐部称温哥华(Vancouver)又一游泳池将关闭,冲击训练与公众泳时。 市政再次关闭游泳池,影响俱乐部训练安排和市民游泳时段。
  2. 火灾十年后,倡导者呼吁将加伊·卡尔顿爵士小学旧址(Sir Guy Carleton Elementary)改作社区用途。 社区组织重申要求,把十年前因火灾停办的学校用地用于本地服务。
  3. 不列颠哥伦比亚一男子因温哥华岛(Vancouver Island)旧案性侵被判22年。 温哥华岛一名男子被法官判处22年徒刑,罪名为历史性性侵犯罪。
  4. 一名不列颠哥伦比亚泳者在不到九小时内独自横渡乔治亚海峡(Strait of Georgia)。 单人游泳者用时不足九小时完成海峡横渡。

💼 经济与商业

  1. 导致暂停生产的卑诗省工厂背后的林业巨头曾获数百万加元政府补助。 运营该已停工工厂的公司收到了数百万加元的政府资助。
  2. 渡轮取消正扰乱北温哥华岛(north Vancouver Island)旅行高峰。 北温哥华岛的旅游经营者反映,渡轮停航打乱了暑期出行高峰期。

📰 今日其他

  • 不列颠哥伦比亚省省长对美国新关税作出回应,发表声明。
  • 加拿大各省省长支持卡尼(Carney)放弃美加贸易协定的决定,省长们表示支持。
  • 卡尼(Carney)称三项议题破坏了美方贸易谈判,他点名了关键分歧。
  • 美方对加拿大商品实施的50%关税生效。 该关税已开始执行。
  • 创纪录干旱重创卑诗农户,农作物被迫荒废。 损失持续扩大。
  • 国家级2SLGBTQ+纪念碑对被公务员清洗者意义重大,幸存者出席仪式。
  • 萨默兰山火撤离者呼吁彻底改革应急支援服务,该撤离者公开发声。
  • Wanting Qu经过十年动荡发行新专辑《Love Letter》。 新生专辑已发布。
  • 兰福德(Langford)试用一群山羊来清理植被以减缓野火风险。 城市尝试用山羊控制植被。

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B.C. swimmer crosses the Strait of Georgia in under nine hours

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American tariffs on Canadian goods take effect after trade talks fall apart

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