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温哥华周一要闻 · 过量用药点取消、贸易关税冲击与野火受控

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🚑 突发与事件

  1. Lone Tree Creek野火现已受控;莱恩斯湾(Lions Bay)撤销疏散警报。 莱恩斯湾村(Lions Bay Village)周一表示,Lone Tree Creek火情被列为“受控”,目前没有生效的疏散警报或疏散令;大温哥华地区(Metro Vancouver)和不列颠哥伦比亚省野火服务(BC Wildfire Service)将继续开展扑灭和监测工作。省野火服务报告称,周末出现超过7,000次雷击,导致近50处新起火点。
  2. 黑熊跟随并用爪子拍打徒步者,事发于理查德·朱林小径;小径关闭。 保护官服务(Conservation Officer Service)报告称,事件发生在周一上午约8点,地点为下锡摩尔保护区(Lower Seymour Conservation Reserve)内的理查德·朱林小径(Richard Juryn Trail),黑熊拍打了该男子的腿;大温公园管理处和省保护官服务(BCCOS)已张贴告示,调查期间请公众避开该小径。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. 为特雷·赫尔滕与安吉尔·盖茨创作的Balmoral遗产壁画开工。 主创艺术家凯尔·希普曼(Kyle Shipman)与杰西·古谢(Jesse Gouchey)上周在温哥华(Vancouver)东海斯廷斯街159号启动壁画;画面描绘赫尔滕为盖茨作画,墙体位于原Balmoral酒店旧址,等待社会住房改建。
  2. 潜水员在帕克斯维尔附近马德罗纳潜点拍到罕见六鳃鲨。 温哥华岛(Vancouver Island)潜水员卡尔·索伦森(Carl Sorenson)在其大约第1,200次环岛潜水中,于帕克斯维尔(Parksville)附近的休闲潜水深度记录到这条六鳃鲨约三分钟;索伦森称,鲨鱼可能为交配、产仔或觅食章鱼而浅近移动。
  3. 四名加拿大青少年晋级CPKC女子公开赛周末赛;温哥华选手安娜·黄并列第四。 锦标赛统计显示,四名18岁及以下的加拿大选手首次全数晋级周末比赛;温哥华17岁选手安娜·黄(Anna Huang)以低于标准杆12杆的成绩并列第四,位列加拿大选手之首。
  4. 喜剧演员杰西卡·皮乔(Jessica Pigeau)称7月19日电动滑板车事故中头盔救了她,呼吁注意安全。 皮乔在接受Global News采访时表示,7月19日她在奥尔德街(Alder Street)以约15–20公里/小时行驶时,一辆南向SUV左转,她撞上了车头;她仅有轻微瘀伤,并称头盔很可能防止了严重头部受伤,同时提到另一起发生于7月3日的碰撞导致30岁肖恩·洛利(Shyan Lolly)死亡。

💼 经济与商业

  1. 加美贸易谈判破裂引发对280亿加元加拿大出口征收50%美方关税。 上周五晚间谈判破裂,导致美国对约280亿加元商品实施新关税,涉及建材、乳制品、酒类和蜂蜜等;位于高贵林(Coquitlam)的海姆洛克与橡木(Hemlock & Oak)表示,吸收美国预订单成本已使其2027年日程表额外支出约100,000加元。
  2. 国际足联世界杯让国际到访人数小幅增长;温哥华活动主要吸引本地观众。 加拿大统计局报告称,6月国际到访者增长3.3%,7月增长5.8%,约增加76,000名访客;温哥华在太平洋国家展览会(PNE)和格兰维尔街(Granville Street)举办的球迷节活动座无虚席,但分析人士认为许多参与者可能是本地球迷。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 省府取消拟在赫尔姆肯街900号设立的过量用药预防点;市长称社区获胜。 卫生部长拉维·卡隆(Ravi Kahlon)周一告诉温哥华市长肯·西姆(Ken Sim),赫尔姆肯街的拟建地点将不再推进;卡隆表示,省仍需温哥华市承诺与合作伙伴一道,为弱势人群提供支持,以防止公共场所发生过量用药事件。
  2. 替换版黑兹尔·特伦巴斯小学(Hazel Trembath Elementary)开工;3,900万加元工程预计2027年12月启用。 省政府宣布在波特柯奎特兰(Port Coquitlam)建设一所近3,900万加元的混合结构替换学校,设置240个学位、两个幼儿园教室和八间小学教室,并包含为未来托育空间预留的学习中心;该校将替换2023年10月14日因他人纵火被毁的校舍。

📰 今日其他要闻

  • 中央萨尼奇(Central Saanich)农民欢迎土豆在经历数十年禁种后重返市场。
  • 山姆兰(Summerland)举行自野火疏散以来的首个周日市场。
  • 省内工人报告职业倦怠,但尚无单一高温门槛定义不安全工作。
  • 针对莱恩斯湾附近燃烧的野火发布疏散警报(早前报道)。
  • 在福特纳尔森(Fort Nelson)被食物引诱的熊被击毙;居民发起安全请愿。
  • 社区悼念2SLGBTQ+倡导者兼律师芭芭拉·芬德莱(Barbara Findlay)逝世。
  • 伊恩·佩顿(Ian Paton)离开不列颠哥伦比亚保守党团,计划与彼得·米洛巴(Peter Milobar)组建新党。

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