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温哥华要闻 · 百老汇商户关门、野火紧急状态解除与素里赫佩尔农场续租 — 周五

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🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 百老汇施工被指导致更多小商户关门;联邦部长将调查可行支援。 包括法布尔餐馆(Fable Diner)和斯波切克(SportChek)在内的温哥华商户,近来在靠近主街(Main Street)的百老汇沿线因布罗德威地铁线(Broadway Subway Line)施工而关闭。联邦住房部长格雷格·罗伯逊(Gregor Robertson)——前温哥华费尔维尤省议员——表示将向国会议员塔利布·努尔莫哈梅德(Taleeb Noormohamed)反映影响并探讨援助选项。省政府在地方商圈联盟寻求贷款或税收减免时仍坚持不赔偿政策。

  2. 卑诗省结束野火相关紧急状态并解除越野车禁令。 省方宣布终止野火紧急状态,并确认将解除相应的越野车禁令,此举标志着在夏季野火季之后正式调整政策。该决定取消了此前在多起大火期间对多个区域施加的省级紧急限制。

  3. 莱迪史密斯要求省方采取行动,因人为野火威胁到服务1.2万人口的市政集水区。 镇议会称,斯托金湖(Stocking Lake)和荷兰湖(Holland Lake)集水区为约1.2万名居民提供饮用水,受益范围包括莱迪史密斯、斯茨乌米纳斯原住民(Stz’uminus First Nation)、钻石改良区(Diamond Improvement District)与索特尔(Saltair)。议会在8月18日班农溪林道(Banon Creek FSR)沿线发生火情后,要求省方加强进入管控、执法与加快法律工具,但自6月26日来信后未收到省方回复。

  4. 卑诗省暂无活动麻疹病例,但卫生官员在返校前警示新变种。 省级卫健官员报告卑诗省当前无活动麻疹病例,同时就即将到来的开学季对一种新出现的毒株发出警告,敦促返校期间保持警觉。该通告发布之时,省内学校正为秋季学期准备复课。

💼 经济与商业

  1. 素里赫佩尔家族农场获220英亩地块一年续租,年产约5千万份土豆份额。 位于192街与36大道附近的联邦所有220英亩农场将继续由赫佩尔家族(Heppell)租种一年。家族估算,该地每年产出约5千万份土豆及其他作物。该租约曾因住房、仓储开发讨论以及三个原住民土地申索而面临风险;赫佩尔家族的请愿书获得逾9万签名。

  2. 萨默兰的“扭曲胡须”咖啡与旧货店因野火影响将于12月关门。 店主朱尔斯·泽斯特(Jules Zest)表示,经历两年艰难经营和由于秃脊山脉(Bald Range)野火导致的夏季旅游受阻后,决定在12月永久关店。泽斯特称,夏季销量对全年生存至关重要,许多顾客历来来自萨默兰外地。

🌦️ 天气与道路

  1. 贯穿卑诗弗雷泽峡谷的一号高速重开,缓解货运与出行中断。 当局重开了穿越弗雷泽峡谷的一号高速公路,恢复了这一在近期中断期间关闭的东西向要道,减轻了受关闭影响的企业负担。重开后,跨加拿大走廊的商用与客运车辆交通得以恢复。

  2. 米申附近训练航班坠毁,飞行员死亡。 报道称,米申地区一架训练航班坠毁,导致飞行员死亡。事故发生在一次训练飞行期间。

📰 另有要闻

  • 尼泊尔突发山洪后又有一对卑诗夫妇失联,32名加拿大人失踪。
  • 阿博茨福德体育公园土地互换失败,计划中的体育公园交易受挫。
  • 卑诗试点新林业模式,旨在扶持产业并减轻野火风险。
  • 奎斯奈的赛百味店主被劳工安全局罚款,因企图压制工伤索赔。
  • 萨默兰野火现已被遏制,此前迫使数千人撤离家园。
  • 高中曲棍球联赛球员可寻求赔偿,法院允许虐待索赔。
  • 省际贸易壁垒正在消失,但规则重写仍需时间。
  • 特朗普时期木材关税加剧了卑诗困境,报告详述关税影响。
  • 西库特尼又一头四口之家中的一只灰熊被击毙,标志着多起捕食者死亡。
  • 布鲁斯·班曼退出卑诗保守党党团,加入离党潮。
  • 温哥华岛两起公路车祸致三人死亡,多起死亡报告。
  • 卑诗保守党省议员推动废除DRIPA法案,宣布立法废除行动。
  • 基洛纳力争在2028年前获得加拿大超级联赛球队,城市瞄准CPL扩张。
  • 法官驳回素里六人案凶手寻求撤销定罪的申请,申请被拒。
  • 陶菲诺警察枪击调查听证会后,陪审团提出四项建议,听证报告发布。

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