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Daily Winnipeg Set 23 - Set 23, 2026

Jets nagbawas ng roster, Bombers QB out at pagtaas ng overdose — Winnipeg Miyerkules

25 artikulo 2 oras ang nakalipas 13

🏈 Sports

  1. Jets nagbawas ng 12 manlalaro mula sa training camp, naiwan ang 31 healthy players. Inpa-utang ng club ang walong manlalaro sa AHL Manitoba Moose (kabilang ang goalie Isaac Poulter at defenceman Alfons Freij) at nag-release ng apat sa professional tryouts (Lukas Gustafsson, Dysin Mayo, Davis Burnside, Ashton Sautner). Kailangang i-anunsyo ng team ang 23-man roster pagsapit ng Lunes at maglalaro ng huling preseason game sa Biyernes sa Colorado bago ang home opener sa Okt. 2 kontra Boston.
  2. Blue Bombers inalis si QB Zach Collaros sa larong Biyernes dahil sa head injury. Hindi nakapasok si Collaros sa practice nang ikatlong sunod na araw at mawawala siya sa kanyang ikalimang laro ngayong season matapos ang head injury sa Banjo Bowl; kinumpirma ng coach na si Mike O'Shea na si Dru Brown ang magsisimula, na siya nang ikalimang start ni Brown mula nang muling kunin mula sa Ottawa.

🏥 Health

  1. Opioid-related calls umabot sa 4,040 ngayong taon—pinakamataas sa rekord para sa Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service. Iniulat ng WFPS ang 4,040 opioid calls mula Enero hanggang katapusan ng Agosto kumpara sa 3,270 para sa buong 2025, at nakapagbigay na ang mga paramedic ng 5,712 dosis ng naloxone ngayong taon kumpara sa 4,900 noong 2025. Sinabi ni deputy chief Tom Wallace na nanguna na ang opioids kumpara sa alkohol sa dami ng tawag (3,408 alcohol-related calls ngayon).
  2. Health Canada sinuspinde ang lisensya para mangolekta ng plasma sa Grifols site sa Winnipeg. Pinahinto ng pederal na aksiyon ang koleksyon ng plasma sa Grifols habang epektibo ang suspension order, ayon sa public notice ng regulator.

🚨 Crime & Public Safety

  1. Naaresto sa France ang dating dean ng law ng University of Manitoba na si Jonathan Black-Branch dahil sa extradition request. Kinumpirma ng Winnipeg police na nadetain si Black-Branch at nananatiling epektibo ang Canada-wide arrest warrant para sa kasong fraud over $5,000; ang diumano’y pag-angkin na hindi tama na iniulat sa Law Society ay humigit-kumulang 600,000 dolyar ng Canada mula Abril 2017 hanggang Pebrero 2020.
  2. Nakita nang patay ang nawawalang lalaki mula Chemawawin Cree Nation, 39, ayon sa RCMP. Iniulat ng Manitoba RCMP na natagpuang patay ang 39-anyos na lalaki mula sa Chemawawin Cree Nation, ayon sa police notice.

🚑 Breaking & Incidents

  1. Ika-apat na sunog sa loob ng dalawang taon sumira sa bakanteng bahay sa Centennial neighbourhood. Tumugon ang fire crews sa sunog na tuluyang sumira sa bakanteng ari-arian nitong Miyerkules, na ikinategorya ng Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service bilang ika-apat na sunog na nakaapekto sa parehong bahay sa loob ng dalawang taon.
  2. 13-anyos na babae huling nakita sa central Winnipeg noong madaling araw ng Miyerkules, iniulat na nawawala. Naglabas ng alerto ang pulisya matapos huling makita ang 13-anyos sa central Winnipeg noong madaling araw ng Miyerkules, ayon sa missing-person bulletin.

🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. Mga grupo nananawagan sa susunod na city council na isumite ang Winnipeg utility rates sa Manitoba PUB sa loob ng 180 araw. Ang "This PUB's For You Pledge," na sinuportahan ng MSEAC, CARP Manitoba, Consumer Association of Canada (Manitoba) at Harvest Manitoba, ay humihiling sa mga konsehal na simulan ang PUB approval process pagsapit ng Okt. 13 para alisin ang exemption ng Winnipeg sa ilalim ng The Public Utilities Board Act. Nag-salita si Lucille Bruce ng MSEAC sa City Hall nitong Miyerkules.
  2. Manitoba nagbigay ng kompensasyon na 250,000 dolyar ng Canada sa bawat isa sa dalawang lalaking napalitan noong ipinanganak noong 1955. Ayon sa government compensation documents, ang probinsiyal na settlement ay naglalaan ng 250,000 dolyar ng Canada para sa bawat isa sa dalawang lalaki na napalitan ng pagkakakilanlan noong ipinanganak noong 1955.

📰 Also Today

  • B.C. Lions (7-6) host Saskatchewan Riders (8-5) sa West Division clash, ang mananalo kukunin ang season series.
  • Dating dean ng U of M law may Canada-wide warrant para sa fraud over $5,000, patuloy ang proseso sa korte sa France.
  • Riley Laychuk's Manitoba forecast para Miyerkules, 23 Setyembre 2026.
  • 82-anyos na powerlifter bumalik sa bahay para lumahok sa championship, tampok na lokal na atleta.
  • Manitoba teachers' union inaakusahan ng pagpapaalis sa executive dahil sa PC candidacy, iniulat ang alegasyon.
  • 12 kandidato nakumpleto ang proseso para mapabilang sa Winnipeg mayoral ballot, pinal ang nominasyon.
  • Manitoba nag-anunsyo ng pondo para sa ASL education at training ng Indigenous women, bagong suporta ng probinsya.
  • Babae, 47, nawawala nang halos isang linggo mula The Pas, iniulat ng RCMP, patuloy ang paghahanap.
  • Dalawa nasugatan matapos magka-problema ang maliit na eroplano sa takeoff sa Portage la Prairie, sabi ng RCMP, dalawang nasugatan iniulat.
  • Manitoba First Nation humihiling sa licensed moose hunters na isauli ang kanilang tags sa probinsya, inilabas ang apela.
  • Nangako si Gillingham ng North Main strategy; inireklamo ni Klein ang Transit Plus sa araw ng deadline ng nomination, mga update sa kampanya.
  • Manitoba nagbayad ng 4M sa mga lalaking maling naakusahan sa 1973 killing, nagpapakita ang financial document, naitala ang bayad.
  • Manitoba Labour Board nakarinig ng closing submissions sa Dynacare case, nagpapatuloy ang tribunal.
  • Lalaki, 62, patay matapos sumalpok ang semi-truck sa SUV sa rural Manitoba, iniulat ang fatal crash.

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