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Banjo Bowl na Pagbawi, $44K na Cocaine na Nasamsam at 9/11 sa Peace Garden — Winnipeg Biyernes

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🏈 Palakasan

  1. Nangangako si Zach Collaros na babawi ang Winnipeg (Lungsod ng Winnipeg) “na may paghihiganti” matapos ang 32-26 na pagkatalo sa overtime. Inamin ni Collaros ang kanyang pagkadismaya matapos ang pagkatalo sa Labour Day Classic (tradisyonal na laro tuwing Araw ng Paggawa) laban sa Saskatchewan, tatlong beses siyang nasack, at humingi ng paumanhin sa maiikling pahayag pagkatapos ng laro; haharap muli ang Winnipeg Blue Bombers (koponang CFL ng Winnipeg) sa Saskatchewan Roughriders (koponang CFL ng Saskatchewan) sa Banjo Bowl rematch sa Sabado sa harap ng sold-out na madla sa Princess Auto Stadium (stadium sa Winnipeg).
  2. Hindi maglalaro ngayong weekend sa Maple Leafs prospect event ang nangungunang prospect na si Gavin McKenna. Inalis si McKenna, ang 18 taong gulang na pinili bilang unang pick ng Toronto nitong tag-init, mula sa roster ng Leafs para sa apat-koponang NHL Prospect Challenge sa Gatineau; haharap ang mga prospect sa Winnipeg Jets (koponang NHL ng Winnipeg) sa Linggo, ayon kay Marlies coach Steve Sullivan.

🏛️ Gobyerno at Pulitika

  1. Ayon sa RCMP (Pulisiyang Pambansa ng Canada) nagsamsam ng cocaine na nagkakahalaga ng $44,000 sa Oxford House Airport at inaresto ang 23-anyos na babae. Dinakip ng isang First Nation Safety Officer ang babae Miyerkules ng gabi matapos matagpuan ang isang pakete sa panahon ng paghahanap sa pasahero; hinaharap niya ang kasong pag-aari na may layuning mag-traffic at paglabag sa kautusan ng korte at nananatili siyang nasa kustodiya, ayon sa Manitoba RCMP (yunit ng RCMP sa Manitoba).
  2. Daang-daang dumalo sa ika-25 anibersaryo ng 9/11 sa International Peace Garden (Hardin ng Pandaigdigang Kapayapaan) na may ipinakitang bakal mula sa World Trade Center. Nagmartsa ang mga bumbero mula sa timog ng Manitoba nitong Biyernes, nagbigay-pahayag si Deputy Fire Chief Jason Shaw tungkol sa pagtutulungan sa pagitan ng mga hangganan, at pinangunahan ng U.S. 1st Lt. J. Nathan Haugen ang panghuling panalangin sa parke sa hangganan ng Manitoba at North Dakota.

📰 Mga Ulat Ngayon

  • Mahigit 21,000 libreng youth bus pass ang naipamahagi na sa ilalim ng pilot program ng Manitoba.
  • Daan-daan ang pinaikli o kinanselang pagdinig sa Manitoba circuit court dahil sa kakulangan ng hukom.
  • Naghahanap ang pulisya ng isang Taser na nawala sa North End ng Winnipeg matapos ang isang insidente.
  • Binaliktad ng City of Winnipeg ang desisyon tungkol sa safety shield para sa mga driver ng bus.
  • Sabi ng opisyal ng Dynacare, hindi palaging may kakayahan ang mga ospital sa Manitoba na magsagawa ng sarili nilang pagsusuri.
  • Bagong pag-aaral nag-uugnay sa mga wildfire sa Canada at pagtunaw ng permafrost sa pagbilis ng pag-init ng klima, ayon sa mga mananaliksik.
  • Nadiskubre ang amag sa ospital ng Portage la Prairie, nagtataas ng tanong kung saan ilalagay ang paggamot ng mga pasyente.
  • Inalala ng kapareha ang isang biktima mula sa Manitoba ng 9/11, 25 taon matapos ang kanyang pagkamatay, isang profile piece.
  • Ipinaskil ang lokal na taya ng panahon ni Riley Laychuk para sa Biyernes, Set. 11, 2026.
  • Sabi ng premier ng Manitoba, mas malakas na ngayon ang ugnayan Canada–U.S. kaysa sa dibisyon sa trade war bago ang anibersaryo ng 9/11.

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