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鲁加特单房住户全部迁出、德尔塔疑似死亡案与埃兹拉溪野火 — 温哥华周三

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🚑 突发与事件

  1. 截至周三晚8:30,埃兹拉溪(Ezra Creek)野火测定为116公顷。 位于卡斯尔加尔(Castlegar)以北的这场火灾周二被发现,最初曾被高估为250公顷后予以更正;不列颠哥伦比亚省野火服务(BC Wildfire Service)动用直升机和空中加油机,周三出动了绳索下放灭火队,火势行为升至三级。官员称该火可能由闪电引燃。

  2. 萨默兰地区受灾后,对省方计划性控烧做法的质疑增加。 在福尔德(Faulder)附近的一处计划性控烧属于一项87公顷的风险降低方案,但卑诗野火服务尚未确认控烧是否真的实施;随后附近的秃脊山(Bald Range)野火席卷该区。受访专家建议将燃料减少规模扩大到“上千公顷”级别,并指出审批流程和机构能力正在拖慢行动步伐。

  3. 德尔塔(Delta)河道路一带被发现一名女性遗体并有烧毁的田地;警方将此案列为可疑死亡。 警方周三清晨在河道路(River Road)6400街区发现火情和一具女性遗体;调查人员正在确认身份和死因。德尔塔警方呼吁,凡在清晨经过6400街区或有行车记录仪影像者,请致电604-946-4444提供线索。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 格兰维尔街鲁加特单房出租屋(Luugat SRO)所有剩余住户已被安置完毕,场所租户关系终止。 省住房部确认最后一名住户上周搬离,个人物品也在搬出中;省政府在2020年以5500万加元购得霍华德·约翰逊(Howard Johnson)物业,并在7月支付了101,000加元以维持大楼开放。温哥华市长肯·辛(Ken Sim)公开要求说明总成本和时间安排。

  2. 特蕾莎·沃特(Teresa Wat)退出卑诗保守党,改以独立议员身份坐席,成为本月第四位脱离者。 里士满—布里奇波特(Richmond–Bridgeport)选区的沃特在社交媒体上表示,党内领导人凯瑞-琳·芬德利(Kerry-Lynn Findlay)在党领竞选期间据称的言论质疑了她对加拿大的忠诚,她未收到道歉,故改以独立议员身份坐席。

  3. 新增孵化场将每年向弗雷泽河(Fraser River)和斯基纳河(Skeena River)投放多达100万尾幼鲑。 省方计划提高孵化场产能,目标是每年向这两条河流体系增加最多1,000,000尾释放的幼鲑。

📰 今日要闻还包括

  • 信息自由请求显示珊德曼酒店(Sandman Hotels)经营方因石棉违规被罚超62万加元。
  • 大温哥华地区工会化员工在达成约束性仲裁协议后仍将继续部分罢工行动。
  • 罗莎琳·伯德(Rosalyn Bird)成为最新一位离开凯瑞-琳·芬德利领导下卑诗保守党的议员。
  • 萨默兰火灾后,呼声增大,要求削减计划性控烧的行政阻碍。
  • 卑诗省长敦促渥太华在美加贸易战局势下重新考虑战斗机采购和煤炭出口。
  • 倡导者警告六月毒品相关死亡有所回升,呼吁重启关注举措。
  • (重复ID)新增孵化场将向弗雷泽与斯基纳增投多达100万尾鲑鱼。
  • (重复ID)鲁加特单房住户已全部迁出;省方曾在六月后仍维持大楼开放。
  • 乐购(Loblaw)在顾客反弹后撤回取消产地标签的计划。
  • 据最新说法,多莉·帕顿(Dolly Parton)的《乔琳》(“Jolene”)可能受卑诗一名护士启发而命名。
  • 魔幻森林(Enchanted Forest)将对阵巴克维尔(Barkerville),争夺卑诗路边景点大赛的半决赛资格。
  • 加拿大边境服务局(CBSA)在卑诗一处边境口岸的变动增加了部分企业的通关难度。
  • 解读北温哥华联邦补选的关键议题。
  • 一名卑诗登山者 reportedly 被蜇约100次并由直升机救援。
  • (重复主题)议员特蕾莎·沃特离开卑诗保守党,本月第四例。
  • 无家可归的里士满居民向竞选人呼吁给予更多同情与支援。
  • (重复ID)珊德曼酒店经营方因石棉违规被罚超62万加元。
  • (重复ID)省长在贸易紧张局势下敦促联邦重新评估战机与煤炭政策。
  • (重复ID)沃特表示据称的党内言论损害了她的名誉;未获道歉。

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