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溫尼伯要聞 · 週五:增設第4條911回應、藍色轟炸機30比28落敗、噴射機縮編名單

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🚑 突發與事故

  1. 59歲男子被控在溫尼伯一間公共浴場外放置縱火裝置。 報導指出,警方在市中心一間公共浴場外發現縱火裝置,並已對一名59歲男子提出指控;此案由當地調查人員持續偵辦。

🏈 體育

  1. 溫尼伯藍色轟炸機(Blue Bombers)開局領先卻以30比28不敵多倫多。 藍色轟炸機在普林塞斯奧托體育場(Princess Auto Stadium)先發制人,半場曾領先14分,但最終以30比28落敗。德魯·布朗(Dru Brown)傳出達陣,菜鳥多利安·辛格(Dorian Singer)在第三次先發中以6次接球攻下113碼;多倫多飛船隊(Argonauts)在一次45碼罰球未進後,由賈納里恩·格蘭特(Janarion Grant)回攻128碼達陣。
  2. 溫尼伯噴射機(Winnipeg Jets)裁掉五名球員,訓練營剩下26名健康球員。 噴射機已將艾薩克·菲利普斯(Isaak Phillips)、尼基塔·奇布里科夫(Nikita Chibrikov)、帕克·福特(Parker Ford)與諾亞·格雷戈(Noah Gregor)申請放棄以便在清除後借調至曼尼托巴穆斯(Manitoba Moose),並直接將守門員托馬斯·米利奇(Thomas Milic)送往穆斯隊。裁撤後訓練營剩下26名健康球員(15名前鋒、9名後衛、2名守門員),準備最後一場熱身賽。

🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 溫尼伯市議會通過發展第四條911回應路徑——WCCR模式。 市議會一致同意發展「溫尼伯社區危機回應」模式,作為針對無風險的911精神健康或成癮通報的分流第四選項。市府分析估計約有10,000通來電可從警方、消防或救護人員分流至WCCR。
  2. 市議會期末會議標誌五位議員卸任。 市府依議會公告舉行本任期最後一次會議,正式標記五名即將離任的市議員任期結束,市內秋季(10月)將舉行市政選舉。

🎨 社區與文化

  1. 溫尼伯女子指控在交友程式上遭遇6週戀情詐騙。 該女子告訴Global News,她與一名自稱擁有網路安全公司的男子每日互動長達六週,對方曾將她飛到多倫多;她現懷疑男子曾用假名,且在訪問期間稱健身房置物櫃遭竊。

📰 今日其他要聞

  • 4人被控與在Lynn Lake皇家騎警分局外發現男子死亡案有關。
  • 肖恩·蘭伯(Shawn Lamb)法定假釋被撤回,曾承認於2012年在溫尼伯殺害兩名女子。
  • Manitoba Harvest歡慶40週年,同時服務創紀錄的飢餓求助者人數。
  • 曼尼托巴衛生單位警告西百老匯(West Broadway)可能暴露於甲型肝炎。
  • 37歲男子被控在Lac du Bonnet竊取兩萬元冰上釣魚獎品。
  • 南溫尼伯有短期道路封閉,持續至週日。
  • 與大型超市達成的不動產管制協議是「朝正確方向邁進的一步」,曼尼托巴部長表示。
  • 教授敦促追究前曼尼托巴大學(U of M)法學院院長海外被捕事件相關責任。
  • 栽培者視曼尼托巴溫室生產為「重大機會」。
  • 湯普森(Thompson)新計畫為原住民母親提供產時助產支持。
  • 市中心聚會旨在促進原住民與新移民社群交流。
  • 資深政治人物在布蘭登(Brandon)市長選戰正面交鋒。
  • 德魯·布朗在藍色轟炸機對陣飛船隊時替換受傷的科拉洛斯(Collaros)出任四分衛。
  • 齊拉·瓊斯(Zilla Jones)、奇姆韋姆韋·翁迪(Chimwemwe Undi)與凱爾·普列特(Cale Plett)獲頒曼尼托巴圖書獎。
  • 萊利·萊丘克(Riley Laychuk)發布曼尼托巴天氣預報,日期為2026年9月25日,週五。
  • (重複)市中心聚會旨在促進原住民與新移民社群交流。
  • (重複)曼尼托巴衛生單位警告西百老匯可能暴露於甲型肝炎。

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