返回摘要列表
Daily Winnipeg 9月 25 - 9月 25, 2026

温尼伯周五要闻:第四条911应对路径获批、蓝色轰炸机30-28失利与喷气机缩编

21 篇文章 2 小时前 22

🚑 Breaking & Incidents

  1. 一名59岁男子被控在温尼伯市中心浴室外放置纵火装置。 报道称,警方在温尼伯市中心一家浴室外发现一枚纵火装置后,对一名59岁男子提出指控,地方调查人员正在对此事进行积极调查。

🏈 Sports

  1. 蓝色轰炸机(Blue Bombers)开局迅猛但在帕林斯奥托体育场(Princess Auto Stadium)以30-28负于多伦多。 蓝色轰炸机在上半场曾领先14分,但最终以30-28惜败。德鲁·布朗(Dru Brown)传出达阵,菜鸟多里安·辛格(Dorian Singer)在他第三次首发中六次接球拿下113码;多伦多飞艇队由雅纳里昂·格兰特(Janarion Grant)将一次45码罚球未中回攻128码达阵。
  2. 温尼伯喷气机(Winnipeg Jets)裁掉五名球员,训练营剩26名健康球员。 喷气机将伊萨克·菲利普斯(Isaak Phillips)、尼基塔·奇布里科夫(Nikita Chibrikov)、帕克·福特(Parker Ford)和诺亚·格雷戈(Noah Gregor)列入豁免名单,若通过豁免将租借至曼尼托巴穆斯(Manitoba Moose),并直接将门将托马斯·米利奇(Thomas Milic)下放到穆斯;训练营在最后一场热身赛前剩下26名健康球员(15名前锋、9名后卫、2名门将)。

🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. 温尼伯市议会通过开发第四条911应对路径——温尼伯社区危机应对模型(WCCR)。 市议会一致同意将温尼伯社区危机应对模型作为对不构成风险的911精神健康或成瘾呼叫的分流第四选项。市府分析估计,大约有1万次呼叫可从警察、消防或急救人员中分流至WCCR。
  2. 市议会本届最后一次会议标志着五名市议员离任。 市议会在本届任期的最后一次会议上,正式标记五名即将离任的市议员的任期结束,市政选举将于10月到来,议会通知如是写道。

🎨 Community & Culture

  1. 一名温尼伯女子称在约会应用Tinder(Tinder)上遭遇据称持续六周的恋情骗局后发声。 该女子告诉Global News,她与一名自称拥有网络安全公司的男子每日联系六周,该男子曾飞她到多伦多;她现在怀疑对方使用假名,在一次会面期间称健身房更衣柜被闯入。

📰 Also Today

  • 4人被控与在林恩湖皇家骑警分局外被发现男子死亡案有关。
  • 肖恩·兰姆(Shawn Lamb)法定释放被撤销, 他承认在2012年在温尼伯杀害两名女性。
  • 曼尼托巴丰收组织(Manitoba Harvest)迎来40周年,同时服务创纪录数量的求助者。
  • 曼尼托巴卫生官员警告西百老汇(West Broadway)可能出现甲型肝炎暴露。
  • 一名37岁男子在拉克杜邦内(Lac du Bonnet)被控盗走价值2万加元的冰钓奖品。
  • 温尼伯南部部分路段短期封闭至周日。
  • 与大型连锁超市达成的物业控制协议是“朝正确方向迈出的一步”, 曼尼托巴省部长说。
  • 一名教授在前曼尼托巴大学法学院院长海外被捕后呼吁问责。
  • 种植者认为曼尼托巴温室生产存在“重大机会”。
  • 汤普森(Thompson)新项目为原住民母亲提供分娩支持人员。
  • 温尼伯市中心将举行一次旨在将原住民与新移民社区联系起来的聚会。
  • 资深政客在布兰登市长竞选中正面交锋。
  • 在对阵阿尔格纳兹(Argonauts)的比赛中,德鲁·布朗替补受伤的科拉罗斯(Collaros)出任四分卫。
  • 齐拉·琼斯(Zilla Jones)、奇姆温韦·温迪(Chimwemwe Undi)和凯尔·普莱特(Cale Plett)获得曼尼托巴图书奖。
  • 赖利·莱丘克(Riley Laychuk)的曼尼托巴天气预报发表于2026年9月25日,星期五。
  • (重复)市中心聚会旨在将原住民与新移民社区联系起来。
  • (重复)曼尼托巴卫生官员警告西百老汇可能出现甲型肝炎暴露。

将这份摘要发送到您的邮箱

不错过任何一天。订阅后我们会自动发送摘要到您的邮箱。

来源文章 (21)

Professor hopes former University of Manitoba law dean will 'be held to account' after overseas arrest

A former university dean who was recently arrested in Europe is leaving a legacy of embarrassment, trauma and erosion of trust, a University of Manitoba law professor says.

General Sep 25, 2026

Property controls deal with grocery giant a 'step in the right direction': Manitoba minister

Manitoba's public service delivery minister says the Competition Bureau's new agreement with Sobeys' parent company to stop using or strictly limit its use of property controls is a "step in the right direction."

General Sep 25, 2026

Short-term road closures to hit parts of south Winnipeg until Sunday

Short-term road closures will be in place at existing construction sites in south Winnipeg starting Thursday night, the city says.

General Sep 25, 2026

Final meeting of term marks end of time at Winnipeg city hall for 5 departing councillors

For one-third of Winnipeg city councillors, Thursday’s meeting marked the end of their time at city hall. Five out of 15 councillors are not seeking re-election on Oct. 28.

General Sep 25, 2026

Man, 59, accused of setting incendiary device outside Winnipeg bathhouse

A man is charged with placing an incendiary device earlier this month outside a Winnipeg bathhouse where two men were killed in a fire in 2009.

General Sep 25, 2026

Downtown Winnipeg gathering aims to bring Indigenous, newcomer communities together

The sounds of drums and singing filled downtown Winnipeg's Central Park on Thursday as people gathered for an event aimed at bringing Indigenous and newcomer communities together.

General Sep 25, 2026

Man, 37, charged after $20K in ice fishing prizes stolen from Lac du Bonnet

An organizer of a charitable Manitoba ice fishing derby says she's relieved after some valuable prizes that were stolen from a locked trailer in Lac du Bonnet were recovered by Mounties earlier this week.

General Sep 25, 2026

New Thompson, Man., program provides birth helpers for First Nations mothers

Expectant mothers coming to Thompson from northern Manitoba First Nations will have new assistance from designated birth helpers, meant to bridge gaps in care and communication.

General Sep 25, 2026

Veteran politicians locked in head-to-head battle for the mayor's chair in Brandon

Two veteran politicians who have served with each other on Brandon city council are now locked in a battle to become mayor of the city in the municipal election set for Oct. 28.

General Sep 25, 2026

Growers tout 'major opportunity' to expand greenhouse food production in Manitoba

Commercial greenhouse operators in Manitoba are optimistic indoor food production can scale up in the province amid a national push to make food more affordable and produce more of it in Canada.

General Sep 25, 2026

Riley Laychuk's Manitoba forecast for Friday, Sept. 25, 2026

Most of the province returns to a mix of sun and clouds through the day. Saturday will likely be unsettled, with showers expected to move in through the day.

General Sep 25, 2026

Brown replaces injured Collaros at QB as Bombers face Argonauts for crucial game

Stanley Bryant doesn't expect any drop-off when backup quarterback Dru Brown takes hold of the controls on Friday.

General Sep 25, 2026

Statutory release revoked for Shawn Lamb, who admitted to killing 2 women in Winnipeg in 2012

Shawn Lamb, who killed Carolyn Sinclair, 25, and Lorna Blacksmith, 18, in 2012, has had his statutory release revoked, less than a year after getting out of prison.

General Sep 25, 2026

Record levels of hungry clients being served as Manitoba Harvest turns 40: food bank report

More than 60,000 people rely on food banks every month in Manitoba, nearly half of whom are children, according to a new report from Manitoba Harvest.

General Sep 25, 2026

4 charged in death of man found outside Lynn Lake RCMP detachment

Four people have been charged in the death of a 72-year-old man in northern Manitoba.

General Sep 25, 2026

Zilla Jones, Chimwemwe Undi and Cale Plett among winners of Manitoba Book Awards

The annual award program recognizes the best books by Manitoba authors.

General Sep 25, 2026

Manitoba health officials warn of possible hepatitis A exposure in West Broadway

Manitoba health officials are warning the public of a possible hepatitis A exposure at a West Broadway church and community service hub.

General Sep 25, 2026
Police, fire or ambulance? Winnipeg launching 4th option for 911 mental health calls

Police, fire or ambulance? Winnipeg launching 4th option for 911 mental health calls

City council agreed to begin developing the Winnipeg Community Crisis Response Model, which aims to better help those who call 911 with mental health and addictions concerns.

Health Sep 25, 2026
Winnipeg woman speaking out after alleged romance scam

Winnipeg woman speaking out after alleged romance scam

A Winnipeg woman is speaking out after she says she was the victim of an elaborate romance scam.

Canada Sep 25, 2026
Winnipeg Blue Bombers start strong, finish flat in 30-28 loss to Argonauts

Winnipeg Blue Bombers start strong, finish flat in 30-28 loss to Argonauts

The Winnipeg Blue Bombers fell 30-28 to the Toronto Argonauts at Princess Auto Stadium Friday night.

Sports Sep 25, 2026
Winnipeg Jets cut 5 more players ahead of pre-season finale

Winnipeg Jets cut 5 more players ahead of pre-season finale

Isaak Phillips, Nikita Chibrikov, Parker Ford, and Noah Gregor were all placed on waivers by the Jets on Friday.

Sports Sep 25, 2026