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Hellebuyck no se presenta, adolescente en estado crítico y explosión en apartamento — Miércoles en Winnipeg

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🚑 Últimas e incidentes

  1. Explosión sacude un apartamento en Clare Avenue; no hubo hospitalizaciones. El Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service (WFPS) respondió a un edificio de dos pisos en la cuadra 300 de Clare Avenue poco antes del mediodía del miércoles tras una explosión que dejó daños visibles en la estructura, dijo el WFPS en un comunicado. Una persona fue evaluada por paramédicos en el lugar y no fue trasladada al hospital; los residentes desplazados reciben apoyo del equipo de servicios sociales de emergencia de la Ciudad de Winnipeg.
  2. Adolescente en condición crítica tras ser atropellado en patinete eléctrico en Waverley Street. El Winnipeg Police Service informó que los agentes acudieron alrededor de las 9:30 p.m. del lunes después de que un Honda CR-V 2010 impactara a un adolescente que iba en un patinete eléctrico en la intersección de Waverley Street y Lake Crest Road; el joven permanece en el hospital en condición de riesgo vital hasta la mañana del miércoles. El conductor del CR-V, una persona de finales de la adolescencia, permaneció en la escena y habló con los investigadores.
  3. Hombre acusado tras huir del CBSA en Emerson, dice la RCMP. La RCMP alega que un hombre de 44 años de Dakota del Norte aceleró para huir del control secundario en el puerto de entrada de Emerson la noche del sábado, provocó una persecución por la Highway 75 y fue arrestado a las 7:05 p.m.; la policía dice que se encontró un arma de fuego cargada y munición en su vehículo y que enfrenta 10 cargos, incluidos huir de un agente de la ley y posesión de un arma prohibida.

🏈 Deportes

  1. Los Winnipeg Jets suspenden a Connor Hellebuyck tras no presentarse al campamento. Los Winnipeg Jets anunciaron una suspensión el miércoles después de que el portero de 33 años Connor Hellebuyck no se presentara a los exámenes médicos y físicos al inicio del campamento de entrenamiento; a Hellebuyck le quedan cinco años de contrato con un promedio de 8.5 millones de dólares canadienses por temporada y solicitó públicamente ser traspasado hace unas tres semanas. El general manager Kevin Cheveldayoff dará una rueda de prensa el jueves a las 10:30 a.m. en 680 CJOB.
  2. Ryan Reaves, nacido en Winnipeg, se retira tras 16 temporadas en la NHL. Reaves, de 39 años, publicó su retiro en Instagram el miércoles tras una carrera de 16 temporadas en la NHL que incluyó 962 partidos de temporada regular y 66 goles; jugó hockey juvenil con los Brandon Wheat Kings y terminó la última temporada con los San Jose Sharks. Reaves destacó el desgaste físico de su carrera y escribió que “el tiempo, padre, sigue invicto”.
  3. Winnipeg está en la pelea por los playoffs mientras Stampeders y Redblacks buscan victorias. El resumen de la CFL del miércoles muestra a los Winnipeg Blue Bombers con marca de 7-6, dos equipos (Winnipeg y Columbia Británica) con más victorias que los equipos del Este, y a Calgary con 5-8 persiguiendo un puesto de postemporada antes de compromisos próximos, entre ellos el 10 de octubre en Winnipeg, señala la nota.

📰 También hoy

  • Más médicos de urgencias se están formando en Manitoba, dice la ministra de salud.
  • Hombre hallado muerto tras llamada al 911 en 2024 bajo investigación del organismo de supervisión policial, Manitoba.
  • Trabajadores se declaran en huelga en planta de reciclaje de acero de Selkirk por salarios.
  • SUV atropella a un patinete eléctrico en Waverley Street; adolescente reportado con lesiones de riesgo vital.
  • Estadounidense acusado tras huir de puerto de entrada de Manitoba antes de persecución a alta velocidad, RCMP.
  • Riley Laychuk publica el pronóstico de Manitoba para el miércoles 16 de septiembre de 2026.
  • Alerta plateada por hombre de 73 años desaparecido visto por última vez en el centro de Winnipeg el lunes.
  • Donante que reportó contacto sexual con persona VIH positiva autorizado para dar plasma en Regina, documentos.
  • Encuesta sugiere que el miedo al crimen impide que algunos residentes de Winnipeg salgan.
  • Más personas buscan atención de urgencias por ludopatía; en su mayoría hombres y niños, dice estudio.
  • Médico de Ste. Rose du Lac lanza la alarma por escasez de personal.
  • Tormenta de junio rompe récord de Manitoba por número de alertas de emergencia.
  • Hombre del oeste de Manitoba muere en ataque de animal; familia dice que se estaba defendiendo.
  • Elenco y co-creador de North of North muestran moda del norte.
  • Un análisis dice que Manitoba podría triplicar la producción minera en cinco años con una mina.
  • Shared Health abogó para que trabajadores de Dynacare fueran considerados esenciales.

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