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温尼伯周六要闻:三起刺伤案、日校律师胜诉与市长候选诉求

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🚑 突发与事件

  1. 重案组调查温尼伯市内在10小时内发生的三起刺伤事件。 警方称,上周五市内在约10小时内发生三起独立刺伤案件,温尼伯警务处的重案组已接手调查;报告中未具体说明是否有被控或受害人数。
  2. 温尼伯警方对最后一次在Centennial(百年)社区被见到的61岁失踪男子发出银色警报。 警方公布了一名最后在Centennial街区出现的61岁男子身份,并请求公众提供目击线索;警方在周五发布银色警报协助搜寻。

🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 被控在温尼伯市中心一家浴场外放置爆炸装置的男子,曼尼托巴法官批准保释。 一名曼尼托巴法官本周批准了该案被告的保释;法官同时设定了释放条件与下次出庭日期。
  2. 林湖(Lynn Lake)皇家骑警驻地外发现受伤72岁男子后死亡,四人被控。 加拿大皇家骑警(RCMP)称,9月20日有人在林湖骑警驻地外发现一名72岁男子受伤,随后宣告死亡;来自林湖的四人被控造成身体伤害并被拘押,重案调查组仍在继续调查。
  3. 重复发生的宝可梦卡盗窃导致温尼伯一家店主因损失约2,500加元停止售卡。 北区玩具店“Terri’s Trinkets and Toys”的店主Terri Settle表示,9月8日约有20,500张宝可梦卡被盗,损失约2,500加元,促使她决定不再销售此类卡牌。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 原住民律师琼·杰克在针对高林律师事务所(Gowling WLG)就日校费用一案中胜诉。 曼尼托巴法官Shauna McCarthy认定高林未能将原告因琼·杰克等人所做工作的费用提交联邦法院,法官在一份46页的裁决中提到包含12,500名姓名的数据库及高林在15亿加元和解案中取得约5,500万加元的律师费;高林需支付的具体金额将另行裁定。
  2. 温尼伯市长竞选人呼吁实行24小时道路施工、保护塞纳河并进行独立审计。 市长候选人在近期辩论与宣言中公开提出全天候道路施工、对塞纳河(Seine River)实施特定保护措施及对市财政进行独立审计等主张。
  3. 曼尼托巴省长签署法律,结束全省夏令时切换。 省长以“笔端一挥”签署法案,终止曼尼托巴省的时钟切换,从新法生效后全年度维持单一时区时间。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. 新测量显示一处偏远瀑布可能成为曼尼托巴省最高瀑布。 最近的一次勘测重新测量了北部一处偏远瀑布,结论是它可能取代此前被接受的记录成为全省最高瀑布。
  2. 分析指出温尼伯市议会席位变动最可能出现的选区。 本地一篇分析文章绘制选区与现任格局,显示在即将到来的市政选举中哪些选区最有可能出现议会更替,并重点标出若干战场选区与候选人动态。
  3. 温尼伯蓝色轰炸机(Blue Bombers)在最后时刻踢球环节不敌多伦多阿尔戈航海者(Argonauts)。 蓝色轰炸机在最近一场加拿大橄榄球联赛(CFL)比赛中因最后阶段关键踢球失利,遭遇败绩。

🏥 卫生

  1. 曼尼托巴政府称今年已聘请17名新精神科医生。 省政府在卫生系统人手更新中宣布,本年度已聘请17名精神科医生。
  2. 汤普森成瘾护理与无家可归者服务中心在需求增加下扩展服务。 汤普森的该中心宣布扩大成瘾护理与无家可归者支持项目,以回应北曼尼托巴地区不断增长的需求,报告指出今年项目有所增长。

📰 今日其他

  • 因铁路工程,本周末马里恩街(Marion Street)路段封闭,影响本地交通。
  • 曼尼托巴进步保守党竞选总监在任九个月后辞职,党内证实此事。
  • 市镇提出建议,未来由农户承担沙尘暴清理费用的可能方案。
  • 省府请布拉德韦恩(Bloodvein)第一民族允许猎人进入狩猎麋鹿。
  • 本周末天气被本地气象员Riley Laychuk形容为“复杂多变”。
  • 多起美加范围内重复的宝可梦盗窃事件被提及,作为全国性趋势。
  • 关于议会选区的深度分析出现在主报道中,可查阅更详尽的选区资料。

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