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Weekly Winnipeg Set 14 - Set 20, 2026

Permanente ang Daylight Time, Eroplano ni Harv na Bumagsak at Iskedyul ng Jets — Buod ng Linggo sa Winnipeg

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🚑 Pagkakagulat at Mga Insidente

  1. Delivery driver na sinaksak malapit sa Health Sciences Centre. Kinumpirma ng Winnipeg Police na isang delivery driver ang sinaksak malapit sa Health Sciences Centre; nagresponde ang mga pulis sa lugar at nag-iimbestiga, at walang idinulog na kasong pormal o detalye ng pinaghihinalaang inilabas sa ulat.

  2. Malubhang aksidente nagpapa-sara ng mga kalsada sa West Kildonan. Isang multi-sasakyang banggaan sa West Kildonan ang nagdulot ng pagsasara ng ilang lokal na kalsada habang inaalalayan ng mga emergency crew ang eksena; nagbigay ang pulis ng mga detour at nanatili ang mga imbestigador sa lugar upang buuin muli ang pangyayari.

  3. Driver patay matapos maipit ang sasakyan sa pagitan ng dalawa pang sasakyan silangan ng Winkler. Idineklara nang patay ng mga emergency responder ang isang driver sa eksena ng aksidente silangan ng Winkler, kung saan ang isang sasakyan ay naipit sa pagitan ng dalawang iba pa; dumalo ang RCMP at nagdulot ng panandaliang pagkaantala sa trapiko ang tugon.

  4. RCMP nagsisiyasat sa pagkamatay sa lugar ng trabaho sa timog ng Manitoba. Inanunsiyo ng RCMP ang isang imbestigasyon sa isang kamatayan sa lugar ng trabaho sa timog ng Manitoba; kasali ang mga opisyal at mga provincial workplace safety official, at walang ulat ng pagsasampa ng kaso sa unang update.

  5. Kinilala ang mga Winnipeggers na nagligtas ng ama at bata mula sa ilog. Pormal na kinilala ang dalawang lokal na residente matapos nilang iligtas ang isang ama at isang bata mula sa isang ilog sa Winnipeg; nagbigay ng papuri ang mga opisyal ng lungsod at iniulat ng media na tinanggap ng pares ang pagkilala mula sa komunidad.

🚨 Krimen at Pampublikong Kaligtasan

  1. High-risk sex offender maninirahan sa Winnipeg matapos pagkakakulong, babala ng pulis. Ipinabatid ng Winnipeg Police at ng Manitoba Integrated High Risk Sex Offender Unit na si Cecil Junior Houle, 50, na itinuturing na mataas ang panganib na muling magsagawa ng sekswal na karahasan, ay pinakawalan mula sa Headingley Correctional Centre at maninirahan sa Winnipeg; kasama sa rekord niya ang isang manslaughter conviction noong 2006 at maraming sexual offences.

  2. Babaeng inakusahan ng 15-taong kampanya ng criminal harassment arestado. Ayon sa Winnipeg Police, isang 58-anyos na babae ang umano’y nangharass ng 11 biktima mula 2011 hanggang 2026 gamit ang daan-daan na text, email at harapang pakikipag-ugnayan; nahaharap siya sa pitong bilang ng criminal harassment at iba pang kaugnay na kaso matapos ang isang search warrant noong Set. 3 sa isang property sa Stradbrook Avenue.

  3. Opisyal ng Winnipeg police sinampahan ng kaso ng sexual assault at choking. Isinampa ang mga singil laban sa isang opisyal ng Winnipeg police dahil sa sexual assault at pag-choke sa isang intimate partner, ayon sa inilathalang charge notice; kasalukuyang nasa korte na ang kaso at naglabas lamang ng limitadong operational na detalye ang serbisyo.

  4. 21-anyos na nawawala huling nakausap sa Thompson higit dalawang linggo na ang nakalipas. Iniulat ng Manitoba RCMP na huling nakipag-ugnayan ang isang 21-anyos na lalaki sa pamilya mula sa Thompson mahigit dalawang linggo na ang nakalipas, at humihingi ang mga imbestigador ng tulong mula sa publiko para sa mga lead at paningin sa nagpapatuloy na inquiry ng nawawalang tao.

  5. Babaeng taga-Winnipeg sinampahan ng kaso ng harassment at intimidation. Sinampahan ng pulis ang isang babae mula sa Winnipeg ng harassment at intimidation matapos may mga reklamo; kasama sa police release ang mga petsa ng korte at iba pang detalye.

🏛️ Pamahalaan at Pulitika

  1. Manitoba mananatili sa permanenteng Daylight Saving Time, sabi ng premier. Inanunsiyo ni Premier Wab Kinew na mananatili ang lalawigan sa Daylight Saving Time buong taon batay sa isang survey ng gobyerno; sinabi ng mga opisyal na sa pinakamaikling araw ang paglubog at pagsikat ng araw sa Thompson ay 10:05 a.m. at 4:57 p.m., ayon sa ulat ng gobyerno ng Manitoba.

  2. Tatlong kandidato sa pagka-mayor ng Winnipeg naglunsad ng mga pangakong pampublikong kaligtasan. Naglabas ang tatlong deklaradong kandidato sa pagka-mayor ng mga plataporma ukol sa pampublikong kaligtasan ngayong linggo, bawat isa ay naglatag ng mga panukala para tugunan ang krimen at pagpepolice sa Winnipeg bago ang cycle ng munisipal na halalan.

  3. Pangunahing akusasyon: NDP government sinasabing binawi ang mga permit para takutin ang kompanyang nasa Churchill. Sa mga dokumentong isinampa sa korte, inangkin ng mga abogado para sa isang kompanya sa Churchill na sinubukan ng Manitoba NDP government na “targetin at sirain” ang negosyo sa pamamagitan ng pagbawi ng mga permit; kasalukuyang nasa harap ng mga adjudicator ang usapin at inilahad sa mga kamakailang paglilitis.

💼 Ekonomiya at Negosyo

  1. Presyo ng diesel umabot sa rekord, nag-ulat ang mga trucker ng mataas na gastos sa gasolina. Ayon sa mga trucker, umabot sa hindi pa nagiging taas ang pagbili ng diesel, na may isang driver mula sa Manitoba na nag-ulat ng halos 1,500 dolyar ng Canada para punuin ang tangke; tinukoy ng mga analyst ang mga pagkaabala sa pandaigdigang merkado ng langis at pagsasara ng pipeline bilang mga dahilan.

  2. Pinagdudahan ang ekonomiyang batayan para palawakin ang Port of Churchill. Iniulat ng mga analyst na maaaring wala talagang malinaw na ekonomikong dahilan para palawakin ang Port of Churchill sa kabila ng interes na pampolitika; binanggit sa coverage na maaari pa ring magtulak ng desisyon sa hinaharap ang mga layuning hindi-pang-ekonomiya.

🏥 Kalusugan

  1. Itinakda ang immunization clinic matapos makumpirma ang kaso ng hepatitis A sa isang paaralan sa Winnipeg. Nagtakda ang mga opisyal ng kalusugan ng isang immunization clinic matapos tuklasin ang isang kaso ng hepatitis A na konektado sa isang paaralan sa Winnipeg; layunin ng klinika na bakunahan ang mga exposed na estudyante at staff bilang bahagi ng tugon ng pampublikong kalusugan.

  2. In-alaalaang Alasko frozen raspberries sa pitong probinsya dahil sa panganib ng norovirus. Nag-ulat ang Health Canada ng recall ng Alasko frozen raspberries sa pitong probinsya dahil sa pinaghihinalaang kontaminasyon ng norovirus; pinapayuhan ang mga consumer na itapon ang produktong apektado at tinatanggal ng mga retailer ang mga batch.

🎨 Komunidad at Kultura

  1. Naghahangad ng pagpapatatag ang Siloam Mission matapos ang mahirap na taon. Inilahad ng Siloam Mission ang mga plano para patatagin ang operasyon kasunod ng isang inilarawang mahirap na taon, kabilang ang panawagan para sa pondo at mga pagbabago sa serbisyo upang mapanatili ang suporta para sa mga walang tirahan sa Winnipeg.

  2. Bumalik ang Motionball sa Winnipeg; sabi ng mga organizer, 'lahat ng bagay ito' sa mga atleta. Ipinahayag ng mga organizer ng Motionball ang pagbabalik ng kaganapan sa Winnipeg, na binigyang-diin ang papel nito sa mga inclusive sports program at sinabing malaking bagay ang comeback para sa mga atleta na may intellectual disabilities.

  3. 88-anyos na babae mula Glenboro nagmumungkahi ng bagong pabahay sa dating site ng binuwag na hotel. Nagpaplano ang isang 88-anyos na residente ng Glenboro ng pagtatayo ng pabahay sa loteng kinaroroonan ng isang bagong binuwag na hotel; naipabatid na ang proposal sa lokal na konseho at mga stakeholder habang umuusad ang pagpaplano.

🏈 Palakasan

  1. Binago ng NHL ang mga oras ng pagsisimula ng home-game ng Winnipeg Jets matapos ang desisyon ng lalawigan sa permanenteng Daylight Saving Time. Inilipat ng NHL ang oras ng pagsisimula para sa 12 home game ng Jets mula Nob. 1 hanggang Mar. 13, na inilipat ang maraming Saturday games mula 6 p.m. patungong 7 p.m. at ilang weekday puck drops mula 6:30 p.m. patungong 7:30 p.m., na sinipi ang desisyon ng lalawigan tungkol sa permanenteng daylight.

  2. Tinalo ng Calgary Stampeders ang Ottawa Redblacks, 40-38, sa 62-yard field goal. Nagtumpak si Rene Paredes ng 62-yard field goal nang dalawang segundo na lang ang natira para bigyan ang Calgary ng 40-38 na panalo; ang inia-anunsiyong dami ng manonood sa McMahon Stadium ay 20,113 at bumagsak ang Ottawa sa 0-13 na rekord ngayong season.

  3. Hindi nagmamadali ang Jets na ipagpalit si Connor Hellebuyck sa gitna ng mga usaping roster. Ayon sa mga source, hinihintay ng Winnipeg Jets na “maayos ito” at hindi nagmamadali na ilipat ang star goalie na si Connor Hellebuyck, habang sinusuri ng klub ang pangmatagalang opsyon sa goaltending bago magdesisyon tungkol sa trade.

🌦️ Panahon at Mga Kalsada

  1. Basang tag-init nag-iwan ng mas maraming lamok; iniuugnay ng mga eksperto sa malakas na pag-ulan. Iniuugnay ng mga entomologist at ulat ng lalawigan ang mas mabigat na aktibidad ng lamok nitong tag-init sa mas mataas na pag-ulan sa buong Manitoba, na nagtala ng pagdami ng stagnant water na nagpabunga ng mga breeding site at mas maraming reklamo tungkol sa nuisance kaysa sa karaniwan.

  2. Forecast ni Riley Laychuk: maaraw at katanggap-tanggap sa Biyernes, Set. 18. Ipinahayag ni meteorologist Riley Laychuk ang forecast na maaraw at maayos ang panahon para sa Winnipeg sa Biyernes, Set. 18, ayon sa lokal na weather briefing na naglaman ng inaasahang mataas na temperatura at pangkalahatang kondisyon ng kalangitan.

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