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溫尼伯要聞 · 查吉港省稅豁免、西百老匯追捕與尼皮納克悼念行走

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🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 西百老匯追捕案在疑似綁架通報後造成一名駕駛受傷。 溫尼伯警察局接獲通報,稱約下午1:45在River Avenue與Donald Street附近有男子強行將一名女子塞入車內;一輛綠色2023年福特Bronco逃離現場,先撞上一輛停放車輛,接着在Wellington Crescent附近與一輛警車相撞,之後又撞上一輛三菱Outlander,Outlander車上乘客被送醫,其中一人重傷;一名18歲男子被逮捕,曼尼托巴獨立調查小組正在調查此案。
  2. 布蘭登一名41歲男子遭控,用大錘打碎警察局建築窗戶。 當地警方指控該名男子與布蘭登警察局建築物受損有關;法院開庭日期與進一步控罪細節由地方當局公布。
  3. 曼尼托巴一個原住民第一民族安全人員住所遭闖入,胡椒噴霧與警棍被竊。 第一民族安全人員住家遭破門,工作用具包括胡椒噴霧與警棍被拿走,地方正在調查。

🚑 最新事故

  1. 斯坦巴赫(Steinbach)一名40歲男子單車翻覆死亡,事發於曼尼托巴東南部。 救援人員證實該名40歲斯坦巴赫男子在週六車輛翻覆身亡;皇家騎警到場,死亡案正在調查中。
  2. 一名21歲男子在曼尼托巴西部某第一民族社區遭動物攻擊致死。 上週在該西部第一民族社區發生動物攻擊,造成一名21歲男子喪生;社區與當局已通報此一死亡案。

🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 曼尼托巴將對查吉港重大資本支出免徵省級銷售稅,以吸引投資者。 省長瓦布·基紐(Wab Kinew)在多倫多宣布,省售稅豁免將適用於能源走廊、液化天然氣設施、通往港口的鐵路升級與破冰能量等提案;基紐推銷總額超過85億加元的計畫,並指出該港近期已在六年來首次裝運穀物並完成首批鉀肥出貨。

💼 經濟與商業

  1. 一處以省府資金興建的550萬元日托中心現已荒廢並受洪水損壞。 該設施以550萬元省府資金興建,據報遭竊賊掠奪並因洪水受損,建築無法使用,引發對省府支出與資產管理的質疑。

🎨 社區與文化

  1. 家屬以悼念行走紀念坦婭·尼皮納克失蹤15週年。 家屬代表蘇·卡里布(Sue Caribou)週六帶領悼念步行,紀念2011年9月13日在溫尼伯西區最後被看見的坦婭·尼皮納克(Tanya Nepinak);家屬表示,雖然相信她的遺體可能在Brady Road掩埋場,但仍持續尋求答案。
  2. 斑馬貝幼體在溫尼伯西湖(Lake Winnipegosis)與Waterhen湖被驗出。 省檢測確認在溫尼伯西湖與Waterhen湖發現斑馬貝幼體,標示這種入侵物種在曼尼托巴水域的新偵測,相關單位將進行後續監測。
  3. 評論:在康納·海勒伯克(Connor Hellebuyck)要求交易未了之際,溫尼伯噴射機(Winnipeg Jets)訓練營競爭更顯關鍵。 評論指出,這位三度獲得韋津納獎(Vezina)守門員的交易要求尚未解決,球隊在縮短的訓練營與84場例行賽前需觀察前景與名單,注意球員包括伊薩克·羅森(Isak Rosen)、布拉德·蘭伯特(Brad Lambert)、布雷登·亞格(Brayden Yager)、尼基塔·奇布里科夫(Nikita Chibrikov)、帕克·福特(Parker Ford)、丹尼·日爾金(Danny Zhilkin)、托馬斯·米里奇(Thomas Milic)與多米尼克·迪文森蒂斯(Dominic DiVincentiis)。

📰 另外今天

  • 曼尼托巴公開以稅務優惠吸引與查吉港相關投資者。
  • 一名在公路車禍中失去女兒的父親說,擬定的安全措施「是個良好開端」。
  • 未受資助的獨立學校在曼尼托巴邊緣地帶成長。
  • 運動團體與企業警告關稅將提高裝備價格並減少參與人數。
  • 姊妹加入行走,提升對芬太尼致命影響的關注。
  • 警方表示,西百老匯追捕行動時正回應一宗可能的綁架通報。
  • 馬修·蘭金(Matthew Rankin)最新的布萊恩·馬爾羅尼(Brian Mulroney)紀錄片被形容為「不完全是傳記片」。
  • (重複)在致命公路車禍中喪女的父親說,未來的安全措施「是個良好開端」。

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