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Ika-4 na Opsyon para sa 911, Bombers Natalo ng 30-28 at Jets Nagbawas ng Roster — Winnipeg Biyernes

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🚑 Balita at Insidente

  1. Lalaking 59 anyos, inakusahan ng paglalagay ng pampasabog sa labas ng bathhouse sa Winnipeg. Inakusahan ng pulisya ang isang 59-anyos na lalaki matapos matagpuan ang isang incendiary device sa labas ng isang bathhouse sa downtown Winnipeg; kasalukuyang iniimbestigahan ng lokal na mga imbestigador ang insidente, ayon sa ulat.

🏈 Palakasan

  1. Winnipeg Blue Bombers mabilis nang nagsimula pero natalo ng 30-28 laban sa Toronto. Nawalan ng 14-point na kalamangan ang Bombers sa unang hati at natalo ng 30-28 sa Princess Auto Stadium; nagpasok ng touchdown passes si Dru Brown at kumuha ng 113 yard sa anim na catch ang rookie na si Dorian Singer sa kanyang ikatlong start; nag-return ng missed 45-yard field goal ang Argonauts nang 128 yards para sa touchdown ni Janarion Grant.
  2. Winnipeg Jets nagbawas ng limang manlalaro, naiwan ang 26 healthy players sa camp. Inilagay ng Jets sina Isaak Phillips, Nikita Chibrikov, Parker Ford at Noah Gregor sa waivers para mapahiram sa Manitoba Moose kung sila ay makaka-clear, at direktang ipinadala ang goalie na si Thomas Milic sa Moose, naiwan ang 26 healthy players (15 forwards, siyam na defencemen, dalawang goalies) bago ang kanilang huling exhibition game.

🏛️ Gobyerno at Pulitika

  1. Konseho ng Winnipeg inaprubahan ang pag-develop ng ika-apat na 911 response pathway, ang modelo ng WCCR. Nagkasundo ang konseho nang walang pagtutol na i-develop ang Winnipeg Community Crisis Response (modelo ng WCCR) bilang isang triaged na ika-apat na opsyon para sa mga tawag sa 911 na may kinalaman sa mental-health o addiction na hindi naglalagay ng panganib; tinantya ng pagsusuri ng lungsod na mga 10,000 tawag ang maaaring mailipat mula sa pulis, bumbero o paramedics patungo sa WCCR.
  2. Huling pulong ng konseho nagmarka ng pag-alis ng limang konsehal ng Winnipeg. Idinaos ng lungsod ang huling pulong ng termino na pormal na nagtatapos sa serbisyo ng limang umaalis na konsehal habang papalapit ang munisipal na halalan sa Oktubre, ayon sa paunawa ng konseho.

🎨 Komunidad at Kultura

  1. Babaeng taga-Winnipeg nagsalita matapos maunang umani ng umiiral na six-week romance scam na nagsimula sa Tinder. Sinabi ng babae sa Global News na araw-araw siyang nakipag-ugnayan sa loob ng anim na linggo sa isang lalaking nag-angkin na nagmamay-ari ng cybersecurity company at nagpalipad sa kanya papuntang Toronto; ngayon ay pinaghihinalaan niyang gumamit ang lalaki ng pekeng pangalan matapos sabihin nito na nabuksan ang kanyang gym locker noong bumisita.

📰 Ngayon Din

  • Apat inaresto kaugnay sa pagkamatay ng lalaking natagpuan sa labas ng Lynn Lake RCMP detachment.
  • Tinanggal ang statutory release ni Shawn Lamb, na umamin sa pagpatay sa dalawang babae sa Winnipeg noong 2012.
  • Manitoba Harvest nagdiriwang ng 40 taon habang tumataas ang bilang ng mga nangangailangang kliyente.
  • Alerto mula sa Manitoba health tungkol sa posibleng hepatitis A exposure sa West Broadway.
  • Lalaking 37 anyos inaresto matapos manakaw ang $20K sa mga premyo sa ice-fishing mula sa Lac du Bonnet.
  • Pansamantalang pagsasara ng mga kalsada sa south Winnipeg hanggang Linggo.
  • Deal sa property controls kasama ang grocery giant, 'hakbang sa tamang direksyon', sabi ng ministro ng Manitoba.
  • Propesor nanawagan ng pananagutan matapos maaresto sa ibang bansa ang dating dean ng U of M law.
  • Mga growers nakakita ng 'malaking pagkakataon' para palawakin ang greenhouse production sa Manitoba.
  • Bagong programa sa Thompson nagbibigay ng birth helpers para sa mga unang-bansang ina.
  • Pagtitipon sa downtown Winnipeg naglalayong pag-isa ng Indigenous at newcomer communities.
  • Veteran na politiko naglalaban sa mayoral race sa Brandon.
  • Pinalitan ni Dru Brown ang nasugatang si Collaros sa QB nang hinarap ng Bombers ang Argonauts.
  • Zilla Jones, Chimwemwe Undi at Cale Plett nagwagi sa Manitoba Book Awards.
  • Forecast ng Manitoba ni Riley Laychuk inilathala para sa Biyernes, Sept. 25, 2026.
  • (doble) Pagtitipon sa downtown Winnipeg naglalayong pag-isa ng Indigenous at newcomer communities.
  • (doble) Mga opisyal ng Manitoba health nagbabala tungkol sa posibleng hepatitis A exposure sa West Broadway.

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