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温尼伯要闻 · 周一:丘吉尔港免省税、威斯特百老汇追缉与尼皮纳克纪念步行

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🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 威斯特百老汇追车事件致一名司机受伤,事发前曾接报疑似劫持。 温尼伯警察局(Winnipeg Police Service)在下午约1:45接获报案,称一名男子在River Avenue与Donald Street附近强行将一名女子塞入车辆。目击者称一辆绿色2023年款福特布朗科(Ford Bronco)逃离现场,先撞上一辆停放汽车,随后在Wellington Crescent附近与一辆警车相撞,随后又撞上一辆三菱欧蓝德(Mitsubishi Outlander)。欧蓝德车内人员被送医救治,其中一人伤势严重。一名18岁男子被捕,曼尼托巴独立调查组(Independent Investigation Unit of Manitoba)正在调查此案。
  2. 布兰登一名41岁男子因用大锤砸坏警局窗户被起诉。 当地警方指控该男子对布兰登警察楼造成损坏,法庭出庭日期及进一步指控由当地执法机关通报。
  3. 曼尼托巴一原住民社区安全人员家中遭闯入,胡椒喷雾和警棍被盗。 一名原住民社区安全人员住宅被入室,工作器材包括胡椒喷雾和警棍被窃,社区正进行调查。

🚑 突发与事故

  1. 东南曼尼托巴一辆车翻覆,斯坦巴赫(Steinbach)40岁男子死亡。 急救人员确认该名40岁男子在周六驾驶车辆翻覆身亡。皇家加拿大骑警(RCMP)到场调查,死因仍在查证中。
  2. 西曼尼托巴一原住民社区发生动物袭击,21岁男子死亡。 当地社区和执法部门报告,上周一名21岁男子在西部原住民社区遭动物袭击致命。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 曼尼托巴将对丘吉尔港重大资本支出免征省销售税以吸引投资。 省长瓦布·基纽(Wab Kinew)在多伦多宣布,省销售税豁免将适用于能源走廊、液化天然气设施、通往港口的铁路升级以及破冰能力等提案。基纽正推介总额超过850亿加元的项目,并指出丘吉尔港(Port of Churchill)最近装载了六年来的第一批粮食以及首批钾肥货物。

💼 经济与商业

  1. 一处由省资金兴建、投资550万加元的托儿所现已荒废并受洪水破坏。 该设施由省出资550万加元建设,据报道已遭盗窃,且受洪水损坏,建筑无法使用,引发对省府支出和资产监管的质疑。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. 家属在温尼伯举办纪念步行,缅怀消失15年的塔尼娅·尼皮纳克(Tanya Nepinak)。 Sue Caribou周六带领步行悼念尼皮纳克。尼皮纳克最后一次被目击是在2011年9月13日,地点为温尼伯西区,家属认为其遗体可能被埋在布雷迪路垃圾填埋场(Brady Road Landfill),亲属表示仍在寻找答案。
  2. 省方检测确认威尼帕戈西湖(Lake Winnipegosis)与沃特亨湖(Waterhen Lake)出现斑马贻贝幼体。 省级检测在两湖均确认了入侵物种斑马贻贝幼体,标志着该物种在曼尼托巴水域的新发现,并将展开后续监测。
  3. 评论:温尼伯喷气机(Winnipeg Jets)训练营竞争成看点,三届维茲納奖得主康纳·赫勒比克(Connor Hellebuyck)仍在申请交易。 文章指出在缩短的训练营和84场常规赛前,康纳·赫勒比克的未决交易请求尚未解决,并列出值得关注的潜力新秀与名单球员,包括Isak Rosen、Brad Lambert、Brayden Yager、Nikita Chibrikov、Parker Ford、Danny Zhilkin、Thomas Milic和Dominic DiVincentiis等。

📰 另外今日要闻

  • 曼尼托巴以税收优惠公开招揽与丘吉尔港相关的投资者。
  • 一名在高速公路车祸中失去女儿的男子称拟议的安全措施“是个良好开端”。
  • 曼尼托巴边缘地区的非资助独立学校正在增长。
  • 体育团体和企业警告关税将抬高装备价格并降低参与度。
  • 一名姐妹加入步行以提高对芬太尼致命影响的认识。
  • 警方称威斯特百老汇追缉时正回应一起可能的劫持。
  • 马修·兰金(Matthew Rankin)新作关于布莱恩·马尔罗尼(Brian Mulroney)的纪录片被描述为“并非严格传记片”。
  • (重复)失去女儿的男子称即将实施的安全措施“是个良好开端”。

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