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溫哥華要聞 · 週一速覽:過量毒品站取消、貿易關稅衝擊與野火受控

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🚑 重大與突發

  1. Lone Tree Creek 野火現已受控;獅子灣撤離警示解除。 獅子灣村(Lions Bay)周一表示,Lone Tree Creek 野火已被列為「受控」,目前無撤離警示或撤離令;大溫哥華地區(Metro Vancouver)與卑詩省野火服務將持續撲滅與監控。卑詩省野火服務報告,周末出現逾7,000次雷擊,導致近50起新火點。
  2. 黑熊尾隨並用爪擊中徒步者,地點為理查德·朱林步道;步道封閉。 卑詩省保育官服務報告,事件發生在周一上午約8點,地點為下西摩保育區(Lower Seymour Conservation Reserve)的理查德·朱林步道(Richard Juryn Trail);熊抓傷一名男子小腿;大溫公園局與卑詩省保育官已張貼告示,並請民眾避免入內,調查持續進行。

🎨 社區與文化

  1. 紀念特雷·赫爾頓與安潔爾·蓋茨的Balmoral紀念壁畫動工。 主導藝術家凱爾·希普曼與傑西·古契上周在溫哥華市中心東區東黑斯廷斯街159號展開壁畫;設計描繪赫爾頓為蓋茨作畫,該牆面位於原Balmoral旅館舊址,待社會住房重建。
  2. 潛水員在馬德羅納潛點拍到罕見六鰓鯊。 溫哥華島潛水員卡爾·索倫森在其第約1,200次環島潛水中,於帕克斯維爾近海的休閒潛深處錄得六鰓鯊約三分鐘;索倫森表示,鯊魚可能為求偶、分娩或覓食章魚而移向淺水區。
  3. 四名加拿大青少年晉級CPKC女子公開賽週末賽;溫哥華的黃安娜並列第四。 賽事統計顯示,史上首度有四名18歲以下的加拿大選手晉級週末賽;17歲的溫哥華選手黃安娜以低於標準桿12桿的成績並列第四,為最佳加拿大選手。
  4. 喜劇演員傑西卡·皮焦稱頭盔救了她:7月19日電動滑板車撞擊後呼籲注意安全。 皮焦對《環球新聞》表示,7月19日在奧爾德街騎乘時時速約15–20公里,一輛由南向的運動型休旅車左轉,她撞上車頭;她僅有輕微瘀傷,認為頭盔可能阻止了嚴重腦部受傷,並提到7月3日另一宗碰撞造成30歲的夏恩·洛利死亡。

💼 經濟與商業

  1. 加美貿易談判破裂,美方對價值約280億加元的加拿大出口課徵50%關稅。 週五深夜談判破局後,新一輪美國關稅適用於約280億加元商品,涵蓋建築材料、乳製品、酒類與蜂蜜;位於高貴林的Hemlock & Oak表示,已承擔的美國預訂成本,對2027年規劃的影響約為10萬加元。
  2. 世界盃帶動國際旅客小幅成長;溫哥華活動多為在地人觀眾。 加拿大統計局報告,六月國際入境人數增加3.3%,七月增加5.8%,約多出76,000名旅客;溫哥華在嘉年華會與格蘭維爾街的觀賽活動人潮擁擠,但分析師指出,多數參與者可能為本地球迷。

🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 卑詩取消位於赫爾姆肯街900號的擬議過量毒品預防站;市長稱社區勝出。 衛生部長拉維·卡隆周一告知溫哥華市長肯·沈,赫爾姆肯街的預定地點將不再推進;卡隆表示,省府仍需市政府承諾與夥伴合作,確保對脆弱族群提供支援,以防止公共場所過量事件。
  2. Hazel Trembath 小學重建動工;3,900萬加元工程預計2027年12月啟用。 省府宣布在波特考利亞姆興建一所近3,900萬加元的混合建築替代校舍,提供240個座位、兩間幼稚園教室、八間小學教室,並含未來育兒空間的學習中心;該校將取代2023年10月14日因人為縱火被燒毀的校舍。

📰 其他要聞

  • 中央薩尼奇農民歡迎結束長達數十年的馬鈴薯禁令。
  • 野火撤離後,夏芒蘭舉辦首場週日市集。
  • 卑詩工人表示過勞但缺乏明確熱度臨界值判定危險作業。
  • (較早報導)獅子灣附近野火發布撤離警示。
  • 福特尼爾森一隻習慣向人覓食的熊被擊斃;居民發起安全請願。
  • 社區悼念2SLGBTQ+倡議者及律師芭芭拉·芬德萊辭世。
  • 伊恩·佩頓退出卑詩保守黨黨團,計劃與彼得·米洛巴建立新政黨。

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