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温尼伯周三要闻 · 迪纳凯尔风波、地热供热投入与高尔德艾斯失利

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🚑 突发与事故

  1. 曼尼托巴西部两起不同车祸造成两人死亡。 皇家加拿大骑警报告称,周二曼尼托巴西部发生两起无关联碰撞,造成两人死亡,调查人员仍在现场勘查并已通知死者亲属。
  2. 切马瓦温克里族社区上次目击为9月3日后,一名男子被报告失踪。 当地当局称,该男子最后一次被目击是在9月3日的切马瓦温克里族社区,搜索行动正在进行,皇家加拿大骑警参与了搜寻。

🏈 体育

  1. 金眼队(Goldeyes)在对阵法戈-穆尔黑德(Fargo-Moorhead)的首场比赛1比5失利,面临被淘汰。 温尼伯在纽曼户外球场以1比5输掉美洲联盟西部分区半决赛首场;埃里克·菲利亚击出三分本垒打,法戈先发投手凯尔·克里格三振9人。温尼伯需在周五和周六主场蓝十字公园赢下第2、3场才有晋级希望。
  2. 在与杰茨(Jets)围绕康纳·赫勒布克交易不确定性之际,斯图尔特·斯金纳备战。 27岁的斯金纳在周三于“全民冰球中心”(Hockey For All Centre)练习后表示,他将专注于自己的工作;康纳·赫勒布克还有大约5年合同、年薪约850万,加拿大元,并已再次提出交易请求。
  3. 温尼伯扩军职业女子足球队将配套新球场。 市府在周三确认了一项与新加盟职业女子足球特许经营相关的新球场项目,官员称该场馆将作为扩军球队的主场。

环境

  1. 省府承诺为南伍德圈(Southwood Circle)温尼伯地区地热供热提供最高400万元资助。 省长瓦布·基纽宣布,将提供最高400万元用于在靠近曼尼托巴大学的Southwood Circle开发地区建设区域地热供热系统,目标为至少1000户住宅和混合用途建筑供热。
  2. 曼尼托巴水电公司听证会结束,多方批评其增加天然气燃烧的计划。 听证会周三结束,概要显示多名发言人批评曼尼托巴水电公司在未来能源规划中拟增加天然气燃烧的提案。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 省长称在与迪纳凯尔(Dynacare)争议后,曼省或重新收归化验服务。 在曼尼托巴劳工委员会裁定迪纳凯尔工人属必需岗位并下令复工后,省长瓦布·基纽周三表示,省方可能将所有化验检测重新公开管理,指责过去的承包决策,并敦促重新谈判。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. 圣波尼法斯居民担忧拟建的普罗文切公园(Provencher Park)水上中心将加剧停车压力。 9月8日的市政文件显示,普罗文切公园提议建设一处室外水上公园;居民在公开意见中表示担心该设施占地和可能对停车与道路安全造成的影响。

📰 另外要闻

  • 一所百年温尼伯学校重新采用不带殖民意味的新校名,校委会宣布。
  • 劳工委员会在350人示威后一天叫停迪纳凯尔罢工,并下令复工。
  • 一对夫妇在温尼伯仅剩10加元和80公里油量滞留,正前往不列颠哥伦比亚省工作。
  • 温尼伯首个地热供热区拟在曼大旁开发,城市文件披露。
  • 父亲称女儿在曼尼托巴车祸中身亡是“彻底噩梦”,家属发表声明。
  • Riley Laychuk发布的9月9日消息为曼尼托巴出具最新天气预报。
  • Transit Plus乘客称新的上车地点让她感到不安全,已提交投诉。
  • 一名艾伯塔男子在曼尼托巴北部湖泊溺亡,皇家加拿大骑警称非可疑。
  • 美国宣布禁止进口某些加拿大酒类与摩托车,联邦声明报道。
  • 国际评估报告显示,曼尼托巴学生在科学上有小幅进步,但阅读和数学表现下滑。

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