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Silver Alert at Panalo sa Banjo Bowl — Winnipeg Sabado

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🚑 Pagkakagambala at mga Insidente

  1. Silver Alert inisyal na inilabas para sa babaeng huling nakita sa West End ng Winnipeg. Inilabas ng pulisya ng Winnipeg ang isang Silver Alert matapos huling makita ang babae sa West End ng lungsod, ayon sa awtoridad. Aktibo pa rin ang alerto habang nagsasagawa ng paghahanap ang pulisya at komunidad para sa nawawala.
  2. Ulat ng mga sugatan matapos ang pursuit ng pulisya sa West Broadway area, ayon sa pulisya. Ayon sa pulisya ng Winnipeg, nagdulot ng mga naiulat na sugat ang isang pursuit sa West Broadway area; dumating ang mga imbestigador sa eksena at nagbigay ng tulong.

🎨 Komunidad at Kultura

  1. Blue Bombers tinalo ang Roughriders 19-6 sa Banjo Bowl sa Princess Auto Stadium. Pinilit ni Redha Kramdi ang unang kwartong fumble at kumuha ng interception mula kay Trevor Harris sa ikaapat na quarter habang pumalo ang Winnipeg sa 7-6; nakuha ng Bombers ang season-series tiebreaker batay sa point differential pagkatapos mag-split ng mga laro laban sa Saskatchewan.
  2. Bagong likhang-sining sa dating BMO building nagbibigay-pugay sa katatagan ng Métis. Inilagay ang bagong pampublikong display sa dating BMO building na nagha-highlight ng katatagan ng Métis, at sinasabing direktang konektado ang artwork sa kasaysayan ng gusali, ayon sa mga organizer.
  3. Legal Aid Manitoba nagbukas ng bagong opisina sa The Pas apat na taon matapos ang sunog. sinabi ng Legal Aid Manitoba na binuksan ang bagong opisina sa The Pas apat na taon matapos ang mapaminsalang sunog, at tinawag ng mga opisyal ang opisina na "vital to the north," ayon sa ulat.

🚨 Krimen at Pampublikong Kaligtasan

  1. Survey ng pulisya ng Winnipeg natuklasan na nananatiling alalahanin ang kaligtasan sa downtown at mga oras ng pagresponde. Tinukoy ng survey ng pulisya ng Winnipeg ang kaligtasan sa downtown at mga oras ng pagresponde bilang patuloy na mga alalahanin, ayon sa inilabas na resulta ng survey.
  2. Kaso isinuspinde laban sa matandang opisyal ng basketball ng Manitoba na inakusahan ng sexual assault. Inanunsyo ng Crown na isinuspinde ang mga kaso laban sa isang senior Manitoba basketball official na inakusahan ng seksual na pag-atake sa kapwa referee.

🏛️ Gobyerno at Politika

  1. Mga kandidato sa pagka-alkalde nangako ng pagpapagawa ng recreation facilities, overhaul ng 311 at mas mataas na multa sa iligal na pagtatapon. Nangako ang mga kandidato para sa pagka-alkalde ng Winnipeg na ayusin ang mga recreation facility, repasuhin ang serbisyo ng 311 at taasan ang multa para sa iligal na pagtatapon bilang bahagi ng kanilang mga plataporma, ayon sa ulat.
  2. Mga First Nations nagbabala na ang pagbawas sa federal energy-review ay naglalagay sa panganib ng reconciliation at mga kasunduan. Sinabi ng mga lider ng First Nations na ang plano ng pederal na putulin ang mga review ng energy project ay maglalagay sa alanganin ang proseso ng reconciliation at mga obligasyong batay sa tratado, ayon sa kanilang pahayag.

📰 Higit Pa Ngayon

  • Libre ang student bus transit sa Flin Flon, nagsimula ang pilot program.
  • Giveaway Weekend sa Winnipeg sinimulan para sa mga local treasure hunters, inanunsyo ang event weekend.
  • Riley Laychuk nagpaabot ng mas malamig na weekend para sa Winnipeg, inilabas ang forecast ng weekend.
  • Sinabi ng Bombers QB Zach Collaros na pinapalakas siya ng pagkatalo para sa rematch ng Banjo Bowl, pahayag ni Collaros.
  • Ipinapakita ng mga twister ngayong tag-init na maaaring tumama ang mga tornado sa mga lungsod, ayon sa mga eksperto, tinukoy sa pag-aaral o komentaryo ng eksperto.
  • Seremonya sa Peace Garden minarkahan ang ika-25 anibersaryo ng 9/11, pinagtibay ang ugnayan ng Canada–U.S.
  • Sinabi ng Brandon police na may 'false narrative' na kumakalat tungkol sa marahas na arestuhan, pahayag kasunod ng pagkamatay ng babae siyam na araw pagkatapos.

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