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Pag-atake ng oso sa Whistler, bagong sentro para sa disleksya at pag-alis ni Dobrovolny — Vancouver Sabado

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🚑 Pangunahing Balita at Insidente

  1. Hiker inilipad matapos atakihin ng oso malapit sa Whistler; oso pinabaril sa lugar. Inatake ang isang hiker malapit sa Conflict Lake sa Callaghan Conservancy bandang 5 p.m.; binigyan siya ng paunang lunas at inilipad sa ospital na may mga sugat na hindi nakapanganib sa buhay, ayon sa B.C. Conservation Officer Service. Isang adultong lalaking black bear ang natagpuang nasa lugar at pinatay para sa kaligtasan; isinara ang pag-access sa trail habang nagpapatuloy ang imbestigasyon ng mga opisyal.
  2. Natutunang buhay ang nawawalang lalaki sa Squamish matapos anim na araw na paghahanap. Lumabas sa Indian Arm Forest Service Road si Stanislav Volo, na iniulat na nawawala noong Aug. 30, at dinala sa ospital na may magagaan na pinsala, ayon sa Sea to Sky RCMP at Squamish Search and Rescue; gumamit ang mga crew mula Pemberton hanggang Mission ng iba't ibang kagamitan kasama ang infrared at cellphone detection.

🚨 Krimen at Pampublikong Kaligtasan

  1. Apat sinentensiyahan sa pagpaslang ng 19-anyos sa isang home-invasion sa Burnaby. Nakaranas ng hatol ang apat na nasasakdal matapos ang nakamamatay na paglusob sa tahanan na ikinamatay ng isang 19-anyos sa Burnaby, ayon sa rekord ng korte. (Nagbibigay ang artikulo ng mga detalye sa mga sentensya at sa korte.)
  2. Regulator sinuspinde ang lisensya ng isang realtor sa B.C. dahil sa ‘urgent circumstances’. Ipinahayag ng provincial regulator na sinuspinde kaagad ang isang real-estate licence sa B.C. sa bisa ng mga probisyon para sa urgensiya, ayon sa anunsyo ng regulator.

🏛️ Gobyerno at Pulitika

  1. Umalis si Jerry Dobrovolny bilang CAO ng Metro Vancouver Regional District. Huminto si Jerry Dobrovolny bilang chief administrative officer ng Metro Vancouver Regional District, ayon sa pahayag ng regional board. (Nagbibigay ang artikulo ng mga detalye tungkol sa oras ng pag-alis at pahayag ng board.)
  2. Umusad ang pagpapalawak ng pantalan sa ilalim ni Carney; nagbabala ang mga environmentalist tungkol sa mga at-risk species. Habang itinutulak ni Minister Carney ang isang pagpapalawak ng port sa Vancouver, nagtaas ng mga alalahanin ang mga environmental group tungkol sa epekto sa mga nanganganib na species sa paligid ng iminungkahing lugar, ayon sa mga ulat.

💼 Ekonomiya at Negosyo

  1. Brink Forest Products magbabawas ng 50 trabaho sa planta ng lumber sa Prince George. Kumpirmado ng Brink Forest Products na mag-aalis sila ng 50 posisyon sa kanilang mill sa Prince George. (Nakasaad sa artikulo ang mga apektadong operasyon at bilang ng mga trabaho.)
  2. Sinasabing 'unrealistic' ng lalawigan ang malakihang salvage ng wildfire-burned timber. Hinimok ng isang kritiko ang mas malawak na salvage ng mga nasunog na troso, ngunit sinabi ng lalawigan na hindi realistiko ang malakihang salvage at ipinaliwanag ang mga dahilan sa kanilang tugon.

🎨 Komunidad at Kultura

  1. Unang permanenteng sentro para sa disleksya sa Canada magkakaroon ng tahanan sa Vancouver. Magbubukas ang Centre for Dyslexia ng permanenteng lokasyon sa Vancouver para magbigay ng direktang programa para sa mga pamilya at pagsasanay para sa mga guro; sinabi ni CEO Neil Johnston na humigit-kumulang 20% ng populasyon ang may disleksya at 80% ang hindi nadidiagnose. Prayoridad ng sentro ang mas maagang screening at suporta para sa mga guro gamit ang science of reading.
  2. Bumabalik ang Lytton River Festival matapos ang matinding tag-init ng wildfire. Magsasagawa ng isang return event ang Lytton River Festival habang gumagaling ang komunidad mula sa mga wildfire ngayong tag-init, sabi ng mga organizer; layunin ng festival na buhayin muli ang Lytton sa pamamagitan ng lokal na programa.

📰 Ngayon Din

  • Babae nasugatan sa backcountry bear attack sa Whistler, inilipad noong Biyernes ng gabi.
  • Lalaking B.C. na nawawala sa kabundukan natagpuang buhay, iniulat matapos ang multi-agency search.
  • Northern B.C. town binuhay muli ang dinosaur mascot matapos halos 30 taong pahinga.
  • Lalawigan umusad sa pag-aaral ng Old Fort landslide sa northeast B.C., inilaan ang pondo.
  • Mga munisipalidad sa Vancouver Island nagpapanatili ng campfire bans hanggang Labour Day, nananatili ang mga pagbabawal.
  • Kaibigan umaasang may pag-asa para sa Canadian runner na nawawala sa Matterhorn, nagpapatuloy ang paghahanap.
  • Canucks defenceman Zeev Buium binigyan ng eight-year extension, inihayag ang kontrata.

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