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溫哥華要聞 · 百老匯店面關門、野火緊急狀態解除與素里農場續租

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🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 百老匯施工被指導致更多小企業關門;聯邦部長將研議協助方案。 包括 Fable Diner(費博餐館)和 SportChek(運動直銷)在內的多家溫哥華商家,因靠近主街(Main Street)一帶的百老匯地鐵線施工而相繼停業。聯邦住房部長格雷戈·羅伯遜(Gregor Robertson)——前溫哥華費爾維尤選區立法會議員——表示會與國會議員塔利布·努爾莫哈梅德(Taleeb Noormohamed)反映影響並研議可行選項。卑詩省政府則維持不賠償政策,儘管地方商業促進區(BIA)有尋求貸款或減稅的訴求。

  2. 卑詩省結束野火相關緊急狀態,並解除越野車禁令。 省府宣布結束野火緊急狀態,並確認將解除與之相關的越野車使用禁令,此舉標誌夏季野火季節後的正式政策變更,也取消了先前在多起大型火災期間對數個地區實施的省級緊急限制。

  3. 拉迪史密斯(Ladysmith)促請省府行動,因人為野火威脅服務約1.2萬人市政集水區。 市議會表示,Stocking Lake 與 Holland Lake 集水區為約12,000名居民供應飲用水,受益範圍含拉迪史密斯(Ladysmith)、Stz’uminus 原住民(Stz’uminus First Nation)、Diamond 改良區(Diamond Improvement District)與 Saltair,並在8月18日 Banon Creek FSR 一帶發生人為縱火後,要求省府加強進入管制、執法及加速法律工具。鎮方指出自6月26日來信後尚未收到省府回應。

  4. 卑詩省目前無活躍麻疹病例,但衛生官員在開學前警告新病毒株出現。 省級衛生官員報告卑詩省目前零活躍麻疹病例,同時在開學前對一個新出現的病毒株發出警示,呼籲在返校期間保持警覺。此公告發布時,省內學校正準備秋季學期開學。

💼 經濟與商業

  1. 素里赫佩爾(Heppell)家族農場在生產約5千萬份馬鈴薯供餐量的220英畝地上獲延長一年租約。 位於192街與第36大道附近、由聯邦擁有的220英畝農地將再續租給赫佩爾家族一年;家族估算該地每年生產約5,000萬份馬鈴薯與其他農作物。該地租約先前因住宅、倉儲及三個原住民族土地索償討論而面臨風險,赫佩爾家族的請願已獲逾90,000人聯署。

  2. 桑默蘭(Summerland)Twisted Whiskers 咖啡兼二手商店因今夏野火衝擊將於12月歇業。 老闆朱爾斯·澤斯特(Jules Zest)表示,過去兩年經營困難,加上 Bald Range 野火導致夏季旅遊大受影響,決定在12月永久關門;澤斯特說夏季銷售對全年獲利至關重要,過去許多顧客來自桑默蘭以外地區。

🌦️ 天氣與道路

  1. 穿越卑詩省弗雷澤峽谷的1號公路重新通車,紓解貨運與旅運中斷。 當局已重開穿越弗雷澤峽谷的1號公路,恢復這條在近期中斷期間被關閉的重要東西向路線,減輕受閉路影響的商家壓力,並恢復橫跨加拿大干線的商業與乘用車流量。

  2. 密遜(Mission)附近訓練航班墜機導致飛行員死亡。 報導指出,一架在密遜地區執行訓練飛行的飛機墜毀,事故造成飛行員死亡。

📰 今日其他要聞

  • 尼泊爾突發洪水再傳卑詩省夫婦失聯,另有32名加拿大人下落不明。
  • 阿伯茨福(Abbotsford)運動公園土地交換案破局,原訂體育園區計畫受阻。
  • 卑詩省將試行新林業模式,目標協助產業並減緩野火風險。
  • 基斯納(Quesnel)Subway 業主遭卑詩職安局(WorkSafeBC)罰款,因試圖壓制工傷申報。
  • 桑默蘭野火現已受控,曾迫使數千人撤離家園。
  • 安大略聯盟(OHL)與西部青少年聯盟(WHL)青少年球員可尋求賠償,法院允許提出虐待求償。
  • 省際貿易障礙逐步消除,但規則重寫仍需時間。
  • 報告指出川普時期木材關稅加劇卑詩省困境,詳述關稅影響。
  • 西庫特尼(West Kootenay)一個四隻幼熊家庭再失一隻母熊,全家累計多次死亡。
  • 布魯斯·班曼(Bruce Banman)退出卑詩保守黨黨團,加入黨內出走潮。
  • 溫哥華島兩起公路事故導致三人死亡,多處傳出死傷。
  • 卑詩保守黨議員提出廢除數位權利與隱私法案(DRIPA)的動議,展開立法程序。
  • 基洛納(Kelowna)力爭在2028年前取得加拿大超級聯賽(Canadian Premier League)球隊擴編資格。
  • 法院駁回涉素里六人案兇手要求維持定罪的申請。
  • 多芬港(Tofino)警察槍擊事件遺族聽證結束,陪審團提出四項建議,調查報告公布。

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