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溫尼伯週要聞 · 火災、逮捕與班卓碗大勝

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🚑 突發與事件

  1. 公寓火警送1人重傷入院。 溫尼伯消防救護單位表示,2026年9月11日發生一起公寓火警,1名住戶重傷並送醫;調查人員仍在釐清起火原因與受影響單位的損失估算。

  2. 西百老匯追逐後傳出有人受傷。 溫尼伯警方表示,2026年9月10日西百老匯地區發生追逐,至少1人受傷;交通組正展開後續調查,警員封鎖現場並蒐集目擊者證詞。

  3. 西百老匯男子稱遭警方追逐的SUV差點撞上。 溫尼伯警方證實,2026年9月10日一輛被警方追逐的休旅車差點撞上一名西百老匯男子,該男子表示「很幸運還活著」;駕駛隨後被逮捕,現場警員調查碰撞情況。

  4. 西區長者失蹤發布銀色警示(Silver Alert)。 曼尼托巴省當局於2026年9月12日對上次見於溫尼伯西區的一名年長女性發布銀色警示;警方公布身分特徵,並請有線索者立即聯絡溫尼伯警察局。

🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 皇家騎警在牛津屋機場查獲估值44,000加元的古柯鹼;23歲女子被起訴。 曼尼托巴皇家加拿大騎警表示,2026年9月9日在牛津屋機場發現一包古柯鹼,市值估計44,000加元,包裹與一名23歲女子相關;她面臨販運目的持有及拒不遵從等指控,現被羈押。

  2. 涉嫌縱火與勒索通緝男子疑在安大略,警方呼籲民眾協尋。 溫尼伯警方發布通報,指一名涉多起縱火與勒索的通緝嫌犯可能在安大略省;警方請民眾若見到可向溫尼伯警察局舉報專線通報。

  3. 對曼尼托巴資深籃球裁判的性侵指控本週撤銷(stayed)。 省級法庭紀錄與檢方披露備忘錄顯示,本週對一名資深曼尼托巴籃球官員的性侵指控已被撤銷,該指控原指涉對其他裁判的性侵。

  4. 北區一支泰瑟槍遺失,警方搜索並盤點裝備。 溫尼伯警方證實北區有泰瑟槍被通報遺失,警員正進行搜尋與裝備盤點以尋回該器材並維護公共安全,同時展開內部檢討。

🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 市長候選人承諾整修康樂設施、改造311服務並提高傾倒罰款。 本週市長競選論壇上,候選人提出具體承諾,包括撥款更新康樂設施、改革城市311服務以及加重非法傾倒罰鍰;每位候選人並說明將如何以預算或條例方式籌措所需資金。

  2. 原住民族警告:縮短聯邦能源審查恐危及條約與和解。 曼尼托巴原住民族領袖本週向渥太華表示,縮短聯邦對能源項目的審查程序將威脅條約義務與和解進程,指出諮詢與法律保障需要完整的審查時程。

  3. 法官短缺導致曼尼托巴多場巡迴法庭開庭被取消。 省法院行政單位本週證實,因法官人力不足,曼尼托巴多個巡迴法庭場次被取消或延期,影響偏遠與北部社區預定的刑事與家事聽審。

🎨 社區與文化

  1. 家屬紀念塔妮雅·內皮納克(Tanya Nepinak)失蹤15週年,重新呼籲提供線索。 塔妮雅·內皮納克家屬本週舉行追思活動,紀念她失蹤15週年,並再次呼籲提供線索;溫尼伯警方表示此案持續偵辦,仍有後續線索在跟進。

  2. 前BMO大樓推出新的梅蒂斯(Métis)藝術作品,象徵堅韌。 市中心前BMO大樓內本週安置一件慶祝梅蒂斯族堅韌的公共藝術裝置,藝術家與社區領袖出席儀式,官員稱該作品突顯梅蒂斯文化與在地傳承。

  3. 溫尼伯導演創吉尼斯世界紀錄,拍攝最多真人「大腳怪」電影。 斯普拉特電影69(Splatter Films 69)導演艾略特·斯科特(Elliott Scott)在溫尼伯恐怖影展獲頒吉尼斯世界紀錄,紀錄為製作最多部真人大腳怪題材電影;斯科特表示計畫在今年11月於日本拍攝新片。

🏥 健康

  1. 聯邦政府承諾500萬元加元擴大愛滋(HIV)預防,含自我檢測套組。 渥太華本週宣布一項500萬元加元計畫,擴大提供HIV自我檢測套組與同儕支援服務,國會議員道格·艾歐爾夫森(Doug Eyolfson)表示,資金將鎖定病例較高與檢測有障礙的社群,涵蓋曼尼托巴及全國範圍。

  2. Dynacare表示部分曼尼托巴醫院無法自行完成檢驗。 Dynacare一名官員本週告訴媒體,曼尼托巴的醫院並非總有實驗室能自行完成診斷檢驗,導致須外送檢體,可能增加病患檢驗結果的等待時間。

🏈 體育

  1. 藍色轟炸機(Blue Bombers)在班卓碗重賽以19比6痛宰粗獷騎士(Saskatchewan Roughriders)。 藍色轟炸機在週六於Princess Auto Stadium舉行的年度班卓碗中以19比6擊敗粗獷騎士,防守讓對手僅得6分,溫尼伯守得住區域榮譽。

  2. 溫尼伯金眼鯛(Winnipeg Goldeyes)在第2戰第九局崩盤,季後賽遭法戈-穆爾黑德紅鷹(Fargo-Moorhead RedHawks)橫掃淘汰。 Goldeyes在西區分組準決賽以0比2被紅鷹橫掃,第2戰第九局被對方敲出帶走三分全壘打,溫尼伯球季於Blue Cross Park畫下句點,關鍵安打由馬特·克隆(Matt Kroon)完成。

🌦️ 天氣與道路

  1. 今夏多起龍捲風襲溫尼伯,挑戰「龍捲風不會打城市」的迷思。 氣象學家本週告訴在地媒體,今夏溫尼伯多處出現龍捲風登陸,專家表示已記錄的城市登陸事件反駁龍捲風不會襲擊城市的迷思,並促使對都會地區防災準備的重新檢視。

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