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温哥华周六要闻:补选风波、小红屋火灾与渡轮停航

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🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 补选定于9月26日举行,不列颠哥伦比亚保守党(B.C. Conservative)党魁凯瑞—琳·芬德利(Kerry-Lynne Findlay)在党团动荡中寻求一个议席。 补选是在议员瑞安·加斯珀(Reann Gasper)上周辞职后宣布的。加斯珀随后出任芬德利的副幕僚长。周四流出的未经核实音频中疑似有人声音谈及向让位的议员提供职位,芬德利称这是“政治抹黑”。
  2. 不列颠哥伦比亚新民主党(B.C. NDP)议员琼·菲利普(Joan Phillip)去世,享年74岁。 报道确认菲利普已故,这造成议席空缺,促使党内和立法机关进行后续调整。
  3. 联邦政府将为萨默兰(Summerland)野火恢复工作对等配捐给红十字会。 联邦承诺对公众指定给萨默兰野火恢复的捐款进行对等配捐,配捐资金将交由加拿大红十字会用于支持受影响家庭和恢复工作。

🌦️ 天气与交通

  1. 推进轴故障导致阳光海岸(Sunshine Coast)渡轮航线停航。 BC渡轮(BC Ferries)在阳光海岸航线上发现推进轴问题后取消多班航次,影响既定班次并使旅客滞留,直至完成维修。
  2. 严重干旱促使不列颠哥伦比亚内陆地区出台新限水令,限制灌溉用水。 省当局针对部分内陆地区发布限制,作为应对严重干旱的可执行措施,以节约供水。

📰 另有报道

  • 火灾毁坏兰利(Langley)的“小红屋”地标。
  • 补选将在预计党魁出马的选区举行。
  • 关于凯瑞—琳·芬德利能否团结不列颠哥伦比亚保守党的问题。
  • 下陆地区(Lower Mainland)一家足球俱乐部为移民和难民青少年营造社区。
  • 不列颠哥伦比亚最大水库出现岛屿一度显现又消失。
  • 部分原住民企业因贸易紧张回避美国市场。
  • 在不列颠哥伦比亚保守党连番退出后有人呼吁团结。
  • 家属称托菲诺(Tofino)地区枪击事件的法医调查建议缺乏力度。
  • 维多利亚(Victoria)学区调查涉嫌向反对在校配备警务的人员提供“经济利益”。

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