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温哥华要闻 · 星期四:素里六人案上诉被驳、班曼退出省保守党、弗雷泽峡谷重开

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🚑 突发与事件

  1. 福德勒(Faulder)居民在近三周后终于返家。 在福德勒和草甸谷(Meadow Valley)发生的鲍德山脊野火(Bald Range wildfire)中,逾100处建筑受损或被毁,本周居民返回查看损失;阿什莉·杰斯廷(Ashley Jestin)称她位于五英亩地上的房屋和三辆福特卡车被烧毁,估计重建可能需要长达两年时间。
  2. 温哥华北部一名攀岩者被超过100处黄蜂蛰伤后空中救援。 莱恩斯湾搜救(Lions Bay Search and Rescue)报告称,这名女性攀岩者在靠近伐木溪(Loggers Creek)的瑞斗石壁(Redoubt Wall)被蛰约100次,北岸救援(North Shore Rescue)用直升机将她撤离并转交卑诗省紧急医疗服务(BC Emergency Health Services)。

🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. “素里六人案”罪犯科迪·海维舍(Cody Haevischer)推翻2014年定罪的上诉被驳回。 玛莎·德夫林法官(Justice Martha Devlin)在听取39名证人并审查209份证据后驳回了海维舍的申请,认定大多数指控无据,但承认存在个别禁闭违规;海维舍曾因2007年10月鲍摩尔大厦(Balmoral Tower)凶杀案被判六项一级谋杀罪名成立。
  2. 19号公路迎头相撞致两名男子死亡,涉事16岁少年被捕。 卑诗公路巡逻队称,事故发生在凌晨3点过后不久近韦尔路(Ware Road),一辆蓝色起亚小型货车疑在南行车道逆行北上;警方以酒后驾驶致死对那奈莫(Nanaimo)涉案少年提起指控,并请求目击者联系帕克斯维尔(Parksville)分局,案号(4201)2026‑28277。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 阿博茨福德‑南选区议员布鲁斯·班曼(Bruce Banman)退出不列颠哥伦比亚省保守党,改以独立议员身份入席。 班曼表示对新党领袖凯瑞‑琳·芬德利(Kerry‑Lynne Findlay)存有疑虑,并加入此前已脱党的多位议员——布伦南·戴(Brennan Day)、特蕾莎·沃特(Teresa Wat)、罗莎琳·伯德(Rosayln Bird)、伊恩·佩顿(Ian Paton)和彼得·米洛巴(Peter Milobar),将在省议会以独立身份坐席。
  2. 卑诗省本月早些时候宣布的省级紧急状态已终止。 省方确认紧急命令已取消,尽管野火风险仍高,声明指出该紧急状态从未被启用,并警告全省仍有206处活跃野火;现有地方撤离令和警报仍然生效。

🌦️ 天气与道路

  1. 弗雷泽峡谷1号公路在近七周封闭后恢复通行,实行单车道交替通行。 交通部称,靠近亚历山德拉隧道(Alexandra Tunnel)的一段约两公里路段由引导车辆护送通行,可能出现最长30分钟延误,卑诗水电(BC Hydro)正在恢复电线杆工作,上午8点至下午6点期间可能会再次封闭。
  2. 交通安全局(Transportation Safety Board)派员调查米申(Mission)附近小型飞机坠毁事故。 交通安全局确认事故发生在周三,卑诗省验尸官办公室(BC Coroners Service)正在调查与事故相关的一起死亡案件;更多细节预计在周四公布。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. 温哥华加人队(Vancouver Canucks)签下门将克里斯·德里杰(Chris Driedger)试训合约。 32岁的德里杰上赛季在克里米亚冰球联赛(KHL)拿到8胜9负2平,平均失球3.05,扑救率0.897,职业生涯在国家冰球联盟(NHL)战绩为31胜24负5平,扑救率0.917。
  2. 来自基洛纳(Kelowna)的城市树木制图试点正扩展到卑诗省其他地区以降低城市热岛效应。 该试点旨在绘制城市树木分布,为冷却策略提供依据,正在向更多社区推广。

📰 也在今日

  • 加拿大聘请64名外籍研究主席,拨款5.04亿加元。
  • 卑诗省夫妇达瓦尔与梅加·沙阿(Dhaval and Megha Shah)在尼泊尔‑西藏地区突发洪水后失联,家属求助。
  • 卑诗省督促家长更新儿童疫苗接种,称今年美国已有超过2500例麻疹病例。
  • 兰里(Langley)一所户外学前班因室内空间未使用被吊销许可并关闭。
  • 免费乔弗湖(Joffre Lakes)通行证被转售牟利,有徒步者举报。
  • 尽管行业动荡,温哥华岛两家制浆厂仍有希望。
  • 哈德森霍普(Hudson's Hope)居民称被C站(Site C)征用的房产由卑诗水电管理不善。
  • 弗雷泽峡谷1号公路在近两个月封闭后部分重开。
  • 罗布森山(Mount Robson)博格冰川(Berg Glacier)不再延伸到湖面,被视为气候变化象征。
  • 科莫克斯谷(Comox Valley)工作人员称冬季收容所还需数十张床位。
  • 联邦政府向卑诗省六个机场投资2350万加元。
  • 下陆盆地(Lower Mainland)一宗公寓预售买家胜诉,合同被判无效。

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