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温哥华要闻 · 周日:皇家骑警查三起山火、联邦补选与市中心东区防暑计划

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🚑 突发与事件

  1. 加拿大皇家骑警(RCMP)正在调查不列颠哥伦比亚省格兰德福克斯附近的三起可疑山火。 骑警已对格兰德福克斯周边报告的三起独立山火展开调查;警方尚未确认起火原因或提出任何指控。
  2. 地区政府撤销了对艾因斯利溪(Ainslie Creek)山火的最后撤离令。 不列颠哥伦比亚省地区政府宣布已撤销受艾因斯利溪山火影响社区的最后撤离令;现已启动恢复和返回程序。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. 温哥华岛(Vancouver Island)原住民旅游经营者称生意火爆。 温哥华岛各地的经营者告诉记者,本季游客需求和预订量增加,多家企业表示文化游和相关活动收入上升。
  2. 温哥华市中心东区(DTES)租户正组织行动,应对热浪让建筑更安全。 市中心东区的租户团体今夏在楼宇层面落实应对极端高温的措施,包括协调公共区域降温与对房东的联络工作。
  3. 当地非营利组织称越来越多温哥华家庭依赖捐赠的开学用品。 多个非营利组织报告,开学前对捐赠书包和文具的需求上升,家庭求助数年比年增长。
  4. 尼泊尔蒂吉节(Teej)在加拿大多地取消,筹款转为洪灾救援。 社区领袖表示,全国范围内的蒂吉庆祝活动被取消,组织者将筹款改拨给尼泊尔洪灾救援及受灾家庭支持。
  5. 不列颠哥伦比亚北部一社区免费发放已生产23年的马桶。 该北部社区的项目向居民免费发放制造于23年前的马桶,作为本地卫生设施改善计划的一部分。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 加拿大人在周一将投票三场联邦补选,其中包括不列颠哥伦比亚省的北温哥华—卡皮拉诺选区。 选民将在周一前往投票站参加不列颠哥伦比亚省、安大略省和魁北克省的补选;北温哥华—卡皮拉诺选区在乔纳森·威尔金森(Jonathan Wilkinson)辞职出任加拿大驻欧盟大使后产生空缺,候选人包括自由党候选人布雷登·卡雷(Braeden Caley)和保守党候选人斯蒂芬·柯兰(Stephen Curran)。
  2. Wildsafe B.C. 协调员称“多重失误”导致灰熊死亡,呼吁改进。 Wildsafe B.C. 的协调员将近期灰熊死亡归因于一系列失误,并敦促在政策与操作层面采取改变,以防止未来野生动物死亡。

📰 另有消息

  • 尼泊尔致命洪灾数日后,不列颠哥伦比亚省失踪夫妇家属急盼消息。

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