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温尼伯周六要闻 · 银色警报与班卓碗胜利

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🚑 突发与事件

  1. 温尼伯西区最后露面女性发布银色警报。 温尼伯警方表示,一名女性最后在市区西端露面后当局发布了银色警报。警方和社区正在搜寻,警报仍在生效。
  2. 警方称西百老汇区追捕后有人受伤。 温尼伯警方称,西百老汇地区的一起追捕导致有人受伤;调查人员到场并提供了救助,警方说。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. 蓝色轰炸机(Blue Bombers)在Princess Auto体育场以19-6战胜萨斯喀彻温草原人(Saskatchewan Roughriders),夺得班卓碗(Banjo Bowl)。 红哈·克拉姆迪(Redha Kramdi)在第一节造成一次掉球并在第四节拦截特雷弗·哈里斯(Trevor Harris),温尼伯战绩升至7胜6负;两队赛季交手各取一胜,轰炸机凭净胜分夺得赛季系列赛优势。
  2. 前BMO大楼新艺术装置致敬梅蒂斯(Métis)坚韧。 组织者表示,位于前BMO大楼的一件新公共艺术作品揭幕,作品明确联系该建筑的历史并庆祝梅蒂斯的坚韧精神。
  3. 曼尼托巴法律援助在大火四年后于The Pas开设新办事处。 曼尼托巴法律援助表示,新办事处在一场毁灭性火灾四年后重新开门,官员称该办事处“对北部至关重要”。

🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 温尼伯警方调查显示市中心安全与响应时间仍为关注点。 警方发布的调查结果指出,市中心的安全和警务响应时间仍是持续关注的问题。
  2. 对一名被控性侵同僚裁判的曼尼托巴高级篮球官员的指控被检方中止。 省检方宣布,对一名被指控性侵其他裁判的曼尼托巴高级篮球官员的起诉已被中止。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 市长候选人承诺修缮文体设施、重整311服务并提高非法倾倒罚款。 温尼伯市长候选人在竞选纲领中承诺修复娱乐设施、改造311市民服务并提高非法倾倒的罚款,报道说。
  2. 原住民部落警告联邦削减能源审查将危及和解与条约义务。 原住民领袖表示,联邦计划缩减能源项目审查将危及和解进程和条约义务,他们在声明中说。

📰 还有今天

  • Flin Flon启动学生免费公交试点。
  • 温尼伯当地寻宝活动“赠品周末”启动。
  • 天气预报员莱利·莱丘克(Riley Laychuk)预测温尼伯周末转凉。
  • 轰炸机四分卫扎克·科拉罗斯(Zach Collaros)称失利激励他备战班卓碗复赛。
  • 专家称今夏的龙卷风显示龙卷可能袭击城市。
  • 和平花园纪念仪式纪念9/11 25周年,加拿大—美国纽带重申。
  • 布兰登警方称关于强行逮捕的“错误叙事”在传播,相关妇女九天后死亡后警方发表声明。

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