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溫尼伯要聞 · 本週回顧:永久夏令時、Harv座機事故與噴射機賽程變動

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🚑 突發與事故

  1. 外送員在健康科學中心附近遭刺傷。 溫尼伯(Winnipeg)警察局證實,一名外送員在健康科學中心附近遭刺傷;警方到場調查,報告未公布任何指控或可疑人員細節。

  2. 嚴重車禍導致西基爾多南路段封閉。 西基爾多南(West Kildonan)發生多車碰撞事故,當局封閉當地道路供緊急救援作業;警方建議改道,調查人員留在現場重建事故情況。

  3. 溫克勒(Winkler)東側車輛夾在兩車之間致駕駛死亡。 緊急救援人員在溫克勒東側事故現場宣布一名駕駛死亡,事發時一輛車被夾在另外兩輛車之間;騎警(RCMP)到場,後續造成交通中斷。

  4. 皇家騎警調查南曼尼托巴職場死亡案。 皇家加拿大騎警(RCMP)宣布就南曼尼托巴一宗職場死亡展開調查;騎警和省級職場安全官員均有介入,初步更新未提及任何指控。

  5. 救出父子河中獲讚揚的溫尼伯居民受表揚。 兩名當地民眾因從溫尼伯河中救出一對父子而獲正式表揚;市府頒發嘉獎,媒體報導兩人受到社區肯定。

🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 高風險性犯罪者獲釋將居住在溫尼伯,警方警示。 溫尼伯警察局與曼尼托巴整合高風險性犯罪者專責小組通知大眾,50歲的塞西爾·朱尼爾·霍爾(Cecil Junior Houle)被視為重犯性風險高者,已自赫丁利矯正中心(Headingley Correctional Centre)獲釋並將在溫尼伯居住;其案底包括2006年過失致死(manslaughter)定罪與多項性罪行。

  2. 疑涉長達15年騷擾案婦女被捕。 溫尼伯警察表示,一名58歲婦女被控自2011年至2026年間以數百則簡訊、電子郵件及面對面接觸騷擾11名受害者;她面臨7項刑事騷擾罪與其他相關指控,這是在9月3日對一處斯特拉德布魯克大道(Stradbrook Avenue)住宅執行搜查令後公布的起訴事項。

  3. 溫尼伯警察被控性侵及掐脖。 公開的起訴通知顯示,一名溫尼伯警察被控對親密伴侶性侵及掐脖;案件已送交法庭,警隊對外僅提供有限營運細節。

  4. 一名21歲男子在湯普森(Thompson)最後聯絡逾兩週,仍失蹤。 曼尼托巴皇家騎警報告,一名21歲男子超過兩週前在湯普森向家人最後聯絡,調查人員尋求公眾協助提供線索與目擊資訊,持續進行失蹤人口調查。

  5. 溫尼伯女子遭控騷擾與恐嚇。 警方在接獲投訴後對一名溫尼伯女子提出騷擾與恐嚇指控;警方發布中含有出庭日期與進一步細節。

🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 曼尼托巴省長宣布全年實施夏令時間(永久日光節約時間)。 省長瓦布·基紐(Wab Kinew)根據政府調查宣布,本省將全年採用夏令時間(Daylight Saving Time);省府報告指出,在最短日,湯普森日出為上午10:05、日落為下午4:57。

  2. 三名溫尼伯市長候選人公布公共安全政見。 三位已登記的市長候選人本周公布公共安全政見,分別提出處理犯罪與警務的方案,為市政選舉鋪路。

  3. 反對黨政府被控撤銷許可以針對丘吉爾公司。 某丘吉爾公司律師在法庭文件中指稱,曼尼托巴新民主黨政府試圖藉撤銷許可「針對並摧毀」該企業;此案仍由仲裁人審理,近期已有相關程序辯論。

💼 經濟與商業

  1. 柴油價創新高,曼尼托巴貨車司機抱怨燃料開銷暴增。 貨車司機表示柴油加滿費用創前所未見,有人回報近加滿一次需花費1,500元;分析師將部分責任歸因於全球油市動盪與輸油管線停運。

  2. 擴建丘吉爾港的經濟合理性遭質疑。 分析師報導指出,儘管有政治推動,擴建丘吉爾港(Port of Churchill)可能缺乏明確的經濟正當性;報導也提到,非經濟目標仍可能驅動未來的決策。

🏥 健康

  1. 溫尼伯學校通報一例A型肝炎,安排疫苗接種門診。 衛生官員在發現與溫尼伯某校有關的一例A型肝炎後,安排免疫接種門診,目標為為暴露的學生與教職員接種疫苗,作為公共衛生應變措施。

  2. 疑似諾羅病毒風險,七省召回Alasko冷凍覆盆子。 加拿大衛生部通報,因疑似諾羅病毒污染,Alasko品牌冷凍覆盆子在七個省分被召回;建議消費者丟棄相關產品,零售商也在下架受影響批次。

🎨 社區與文化

  1. 西洛阿姆救助中心(Siloam Mission)尋求穩定經營。 西洛阿姆救助中心說明,經歷艱難一年後正擬定穩定營運計畫,包括募款呼籲與服務調整,以維持對溫尼伯無家者的支援。

  2. Motionball重返溫尼伯,主辦方稱對運動員意義重大。 Motionball主辦單位宣布活動回歸溫尼伯,強調此活動在包容性體育計畫中的作用,並表示復辦對智力障礙運動員意義重大。

  3. 格倫博羅(Glenboro)一名88歲婦人擬在拆除飯店址興建新公宅。 一名88歲格倫博羅居民計畫在近期拆除的一處飯店舊址提出住宅開發案;地方議會與社區利害關係人已被告知,規劃程序正持續推進。

🏈 體育

  1. 國家冰球聯盟調整溫尼伯噴射機主場開賽時間,因省府決定永久採夏令時間。 國家冰球聯盟將溫尼伯噴射機(Winnipeg Jets)12場主場比賽在11月1日至3月13日期間的開賽時間向後調整,許多週六賽事從下午6時改為晚上7時,若干平日場次則從下午6:30改為晚上7:30,理由是本省採行永久日光節約時間。

  2. 卡爾加里(Calgary)以62碼罰球險勝渥太華(Ottawa)40比38。 勒內·帕雷德斯(Rene Paredes)在比賽還有2秒時踢進62碼罰球,幫助卡爾加里以40比38獲勝;麥馬洪體育場(McMahon Stadium)公布入場人數為20,113人,渥太華本季戰績降為0勝13負。

  3. 噴射機在名單重整談判中並不急於交易康納·赫勒伯克。 消息來源表示,溫尼伯噴射機在評估長期守門員選項時並不急於交易明星門將康納·赫勒伯克(Connor Hellebuyck),球團要「把事情做對」才會行動。

🌦️ 天氣與路況

  1. 多雨夏季讓溫尼伯人猛拍蚊子,專家將原因指向降雨。 昆蟲學家與省府報告將今夏蚊蟲活動增加歸因於全省超過平均的降雨,造成更多蓄水體增加孳生地,並回報騷擾申訴比往年更多。

  2. 萊利·萊丘克(Riley Laychuk)預報:9月18日(週五)晴好可期。 氣象專家萊利·萊丘克預報,溫尼伯在9月18日(週五)將維持晴朗、良好天氣,當地天氣簡報列出預期最高溫與整體天況。

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