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温尼伯周回顾 · 永久夏令时、哈夫飞机事故与喷气机赛程变动

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🚑 突发与事故

  1. 配送司机在卫生科学中心附近遭刺伤。 温尼伯警方证实,一名配送司机在卫生科学中心附近被刺伤;警方已赶到现场并展开调查,初报未公布嫌疑人或提出指控。

  2. 严重车祸导致西基尔多南路段封闭。 西基尔多南(West Kildonan)发生多车碰撞,现场救援期间当地道路封闭;警方建议绕行,调查人员留在现场重建事故经过。

  3. 温克勒以东发生夹在两车之间的车祸,司机死亡。 紧急救援人员在温克勒(Winkler)以东的事故现场宣布一名司机死亡,事发时一辆车被夹在另外两辆车之间;皇家骑警(RCMP)到场,交通受阻。

  4. 皇家骑警调查曼尼托巴南部一宗工地死亡事故。 皇家骑警(RCMP)宣布对曼尼托巴南部的一宗工地死亡展开调查;警方与省级职业安全官员共同参与,初步更新未提及指控。

  5. 救出父子河中落难者的温尼伯居民获表彰。 两名当地居民因从河中救出一名父亲和一名儿童获得正式表彰;市府颁发嘉奖,媒体报道两人得到社区认可。

🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 高风险性犯罪者获释将居住温尼伯,警方发出警示。 温尼伯警方与曼尼托巴高风险性犯罪者综合部门通报,50岁塞西尔·朱尼尔·胡尔(Cecil Junior Houle)被视为高再犯风险,已从海丁利惩教中心(Headingley Correctional Centre)获释并将在温尼伯居住;其案底包括2006年过失杀人定罪及多项性犯罪。

  2. 涉嫌长达15年骚扰行动的女子被捕。 温尼伯警方称,一名58岁女子涉嫌自2011年至2026年通过数百条短信、电子邮件和当面接触骚扰11名受害者;在9月3日对斯特拉德布鲁克大道(Stradbrook Avenue)一处房产执行搜查令后,她面临7项刑事骚扰罪和其它相关指控。

  3. 温尼伯警员被控性侵及窒息。 一名温尼伯警员被控对亲密伴侣实施性侵和窒息,公开的起诉通知显示案件已提交法庭,警方仅提供有限的营运细节。

  4. 一名21岁男子在汤普森最后联系家人逾两周仍下落不明。 曼尼托巴皇家骑警(RCMP)报告,一名21岁男子在两周多前于汤普森(Thompson)最后一次与家人联络,调查人员寻求公众提供线索和目击信息,失踪案仍在调查中。

  5. 温尼伯女子被控骚扰与恐吓。 警方在接获投诉后对一名温尼伯女子提出骚扰与恐吓指控;警方通报包含出庭日期和其他细节。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 省长称曼尼托巴将实施全年夏令时。 省长瓦布·基纽(Wab Kinew)宣布,基于政府调查,曼尼托巴将全年维持夏令时;政府报告指出,在日照最短的一天,汤普森的日出时间将是上午10:05,日落为下午4:57。

  2. 三名温尼伯市长候选人公布公共安全承诺。 三位已宣布参选的市长候选人本周发布公共安全政策纲领,各自提出应对温尼伯犯罪与警务的方案,为市政选举做准备。

  3. 工党政府被指取消许可以针对丘吉尔公司。 在法庭文件中,一家位于丘吉尔的公司律师称,曼尼托巴新民主党政府试图通过撤销许可来“针对并摧毁”该企业;此事目前仍由裁决机关审理,近期庭审中提出相关争论。

💼 经济与商业

  1. 柴油价格创纪录,曼尼托巴卡车司机称燃油成本飙升。 卡车司机称柴油加注费用达到前所未有的数额,一名曼尼托巴司机报告加满油箱近1,500加元;分析人士将此归因于全球石油市场动荡和管线停运等因素。

  2. 扩建丘吉尔港的经济合理性受到质疑。 分析人士表示,尽管有政治兴趣,但扩建丘吉尔港(Port of Churchill)可能缺乏明确的经济理由;报道指出,非经济目标仍可能推动未来对港口的决策。

🏥 健康

  1. 温尼伯一所学校报告甲型肝炎病例后设免疫门诊。 卫生官员在发现与温尼伯一所学校相关的甲型肝炎病例后安排免疫门诊,旨在为可能暴露的学生与教职员接种疫苗,作为公共卫生应对措施的一部分。

  2. Alasko冷冻覆盆子因诺如病毒风险在七省召回。 加拿大卫生部报告,Alasko牌冷冻覆盆子在七个省份召回,原因是疑似诺如病毒污染;消费者被建议丢弃相关产品,零售商正在下架受影响批次。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. 西洛姆使命寻求在艰难一年后实现稳定。 西洛姆使命(Siloam Mission)列出在经历“艰难一年”后的稳定计划,包括募款呼吁和服务调整,以维持对温尼伯无家可归者的支持。

  2. Motionball回归温尼伯,组织者称对运动员意义重大。 Motionball(融合体育组织 Motionball)宣布活动重返温尼伯,强调该赛事在包容性体育项目中的作用,组织者称回归对参与的智力障碍运动员“意义重大”。

  3. 格伦伯勒一名88岁女子拟在被拆除酒店地块建新住房。 一名88岁格伦伯勒(Glenboro)居民计划在一处近期被拆除酒店的地块上开发住房;地方议会与社区相关方已获知该提案,规划工作正在推进。

🏈 体育

  1. 国家冰球联盟改变温尼伯喷气机主场比赛开赛时间,因省府决定全年夏令时。 国家冰球联盟(NHL)调整了温尼伯喷气机(Winnipeg Jets)12场主场比赛在11月1日至3月13日间的开赛时间,许多周六比赛从下午6点改为下午7点,若干平日晚场从下午6:30改为下午7:30,理由为该省决定实行永久夏令时。

  2. 卡尔加里牛仔以62码射门绝杀渥太华红黑队40-38取胜。 雷内·帕雷德斯(Rene Paredes)在剩余两秒时踢进62码射门,帮助卡尔加里牛仔(Calgary Stampeders)以40-38获胜;麦克马洪体育场(McMahon Stadium)公布的入场人数为20,113人,渥太华(Ottawa)赛季至今战绩降至0胜13负。

  3. 在阵容调整讨论中,喷气机不急于交易康纳·赫勒贝克。 消息人士称,温尼伯喷气机在衡量长期守门员选项前“想把事情做好”,不会匆忙交易明星门将康纳·赫勒贝克(Connor Hellebuyck)。

🌦️ 天气与道路

  1. 多雨夏季令温尼伯蚊虫增多,专家将其归因于降雨。 昆虫学家与省报告将今夏蚊虫活动增加归因于曼尼托巴降雨偏多,滞留水体增多为繁殖提供条件,投诉数量也高于往年。

  2. 赖利·莱丘克气象预报:9月18日星期五天气晴好。 气象学家赖利·莱丘克(Riley Laychuk)预报,温尼伯在9月18日星期五将以晴朗、良好天气为主,同时列出预计最高气温与总体云况。

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