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Cuarta opción del 911, derrota 30-28 de los Blue Bombers y Jets recortan plantilla — Viernes en Winnipeg

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🚑 Últimas e incidentes

  1. Hombre de 59 años acusado de colocar un artefacto incendiario fuera de un baño público en Winnipeg. La policía acusó a un hombre de 59 años después de que se descubriera un artefacto incendiario fuera de un baño público en el centro de Winnipeg; el hecho está bajo investigación activa por parte de los investigadores locales, según el reporte.

🏈 Deportes

  1. Los Winnipeg Blue Bombers arrancan bien pero pierden 30-28 ante Toronto. Los Blue Bombers dejaron escapar una ventaja de 14 puntos en la primera mitad y cayeron 30-28 en Princess Auto Stadium; Dru Brown lanzó pases de touchdown y el novato Dorian Singer sumó 113 yardas en seis recepciones en su tercer inicio; los Argonauts devolvieron un intento de gol de campo fallado de 45 yardas con un regreso de 128 yardas para touchdown por Janarion Grant.
  2. Los Winnipeg Jets recortan cinco jugadores y quedan con 26 jugadores sanos en el campamento. Los Jets pusieron a Isaak Phillips, Nikita Chibrikov, Parker Ford y Noah Gregor en waivers para poder cederlos al Manitoba Moose si no son reclamados, y enviaron al portero Thomas Milic directamente al Moose, quedando 26 jugadores sanos (15 delanteros, nueve defensas, dos porteros) antes de su último partido de exhibición.

🏛️ Gobierno y política

  1. El concejo de Winnipeg aprueba desarrollar una cuarta vía de respuesta al 911, el modelo WCCR. El concejo acordó por unanimidad desarrollar el modelo Winnipeg Community Crisis Response como una cuarta opción estratificada para llamadas al 911 por salud mental o adicciones que no representen riesgo; el análisis municipal estimó que alrededor de 10,000 llamadas podrían desviarse de la policía, bomberos o paramédicos hacia el WCCR.
  2. Última sesión del concejo marca la salida de cinco concejales de Winnipeg. La ciudad celebró la última sesión del periodo, que marcó formalmente el fin del mandato de cinco concejales que se retiran, en el marco de la cercanía de las elecciones municipales en octubre, según el aviso del concejo.

🎨 Comunidad y cultura

  1. Mujer de Winnipeg denuncia estafa romántica de seis semanas que comenzó en Tinder. La mujer dijo a Global News que mantuvo contacto diario durante seis semanas con un hombre que afirmaba ser dueño de una empresa de ciberseguridad y que la voló a Toronto; ahora sospecha que usó un nombre falso después de que él asegurara que le habían forzado la taquilla del gimnasio durante la visita.

📰 También hoy

  • Cuatro acusados por la muerte de un hombre hallado fuera del destacamento de la RCMP en Lynn Lake.
  • Revocan la libertad condicional estatutaria de Shawn Lamb, quien admitió haber matado a dos mujeres en Winnipeg en 2012.
  • Manitoba Harvest cumple 40 años mientras atiende niveles récord de personas necesitadas.
  • Salud de Manitoba alerta sobre posible exposición a hepatitis A en West Broadway.
  • Hombre de 37 años acusado tras robo de $20K en premios de pesca en hielo en Lac du Bonnet.
  • Cierres viales temporales en el sur de Winnipeg hasta el domingo.
  • Acuerdo de controles de propiedad con gigante de supermercados es 'un paso en la dirección correcta', dijo el ministro de Manitoba.
  • Profesor exige rendición de cuentas tras arresto en el extranjero de la exdecana de la facultad de Derecho de la U of M.
  • Productores ven 'una gran oportunidad' para ampliar la producción en invernaderos en Manitoba.
  • Nuevo programa en Thompson ofrece asistentes de parto para madres de las Primeras Naciones.
  • Encuentro en el centro de Winnipeg busca unir a comunidades indígenas y recién llegadas.
  • Políticos veteranos enfrentados en la carrera a la alcaldía de Brandon.
  • Dru Brown reemplazó al lesionado Collaros en la posición de quarterback cuando los Bombers enfrentaron a los Argonauts.
  • Zilla Jones, Chimwemwe Undi y Cale Plett ganan los Premios del Libro de Manitoba.
  • Pronóstico de Manitoba de Riley Laychuk publicado para el viernes, 25 de septiembre de 2026.
  • (duplicado) Encuentro en el centro de Winnipeg busca unir a comunidades indígenas y recién llegadas.
  • (duplicado) Funcionarios de salud de Manitoba alertan sobre posible exposición a hepatitis A en West Broadway.

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