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溫尼伯週六要聞 · 三起刺傷、白天學校律師勝訴與市長候選人訴求

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🚑 突發與事件

  1. 重案組調查溫尼伯市內 10 小時內三起刺傷事件。 警方表示,市內在週五 10 小時內發生三起獨立刺傷案件,溫尼伯警務處重案組已接手調查;報告未說明是否有人被指控或具體受害人數。
  2. 溫尼伯警方發布銀色警報,尋找最後在 Centennial 社區出現的 61 歲失蹤男子。 警方指名一名最後在 Centennial(百年紀念)社區出現的 61 歲男子,呼籲民眾通報目擊;銀色警報於週五發布以協助搜尋。

🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 被控在溫尼伯一間浴場外放置爆裂物的男子,曼尼托巴法官准予保釋。 曼尼托巴法官本週准許涉案被告保釋,並就被告的釋放條件與下次開庭日期作出安排;該案涉及一個留在市中心浴場外的爆裂裝置。
  2. 林湖(Lynn Lake)皇家騎警分局外發現受傷的 72 歲男子後死亡,四人被控並羈押。 皇家騎警表示,該名 72 歲男子在 9 月 20 日被發現在林湖分局外受傷,送醫後宣告死亡;來自林湖的四人被控造成身體傷害,目前繼續羈押,重案組持續調查。
  3. 遭遇屢次盜竊後,店主停止販售精靈寶可夢卡片;損失約 2,500。 北區店家 Terri’s Trinkets and Toys 店主特麗·塞特爾(Terri Settle)表示,9 月 8 日約有 20,500 張精靈寶可夢卡被竊,估計損失約 2,500,加拿大元,促使她決定不再銷售相關卡片。

🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 原住民律師瓊·傑克(Joan Jack)在針對高靈律師事務所(Gowling WLG)之白天學校費用訴訟中勝訴。 曼尼托巴法官肖娜·麥卡錫(Shauna McCarthy)裁定,高靈事務所在向聯邦法院提交原告費用方面違反義務。判決長達 46 頁,提到一個包含 12,500 名名單的資料庫,以及高靈從一項 15 億的和解案中收取約 5,500 萬的訟費;該事務所需支付多少金額將於日後決定。
  2. 溫尼伯市長候選人要求 24 小時道路施工、賽納河(Seine River)保護與獨立財務稽核。 在近期辯論與聲明中,多位市長候選人公開提出全天候道路施工、針對賽納河的具體保護措施,以及對市府財務進行獨立查核,作為競選訴求的一部分。
  3. 曼尼托巴省長簽署法案,終止時制變換。 省長以「一筆簽署」使法案生效,結束夏令時間與標準時間切換,曼尼托巴自此全年維持單一時制。

🎨 社區與文化

  1. 新測量顯示,曼尼托巴北部一處偏遠瀑布可能成為省內最高瀑布。 最新調查重新測量北部一處偏遠瀑布,結論指出該瀑布或已取代先前紀錄保持者,成為全省最高,報告如此表示。
  2. 分析整理出哪些選區最可能在市議會選舉中出現換血。 當地一篇報導繪製選區與現任情況,指出哪些選區最可能出現議席變動,並強調幾個關鍵戰場與候選人動態。
  3. 溫尼伯藍色轟炸機(Blue Bombers)在最後關頭踢球戲碼敗給多倫多方舟者(Toronto Argonauts)。 在最近的加拿大式足球對戰中,藍色轟炸機因最後一波踢球而落敗,遭遇一場失利。

🏥 健康

  1. 曼尼托巴政府表示今年已聘用 17 名新精神科醫師。 省政府公布,本年度已聘任 17 名精神科醫師,作為醫療人力調整的一部分。
  2. 湯普森(Thompson)成癮照護與無家可歸者服務中心因需求增加擴大營運。 湯普森的設施宣布擴充成癮照護與無家可歸支援服務,以回應北部需求增加,報導指出今年相關計畫有所成長。

📰 其他要聞

  • Marion 街路段本週末因鐵道工程封閉,影響當地交通。
  • 曼尼托巴進步保守黨(PC)競選總監任職九個月後請辭,黨方證實。
  • 市鎮建議未來沙塵暴清理費可由農民負擔,報告概述提案。
  • 省長請求布拉德維恩第一民族(Bloodvein First Nation)允許麋鹿獵人進入,省府提出此要求。
  • 當地氣象員萊利·雷徹克(Riley Laychuk)形容週末天氣為「喜憂參半」。
  • 多起美加兩國發生類似精靈寶可夢盜竊案,當地店主指出為全國趨勢。
  • 市議會選情分析出現在主要報導,提供更深入的選區側寫。

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