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温尼伯本周回顾:小径重开、假释被撤销与喷气机加时惜败

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🚑 突发与事故

  1. 在滨湖公路超车后撞上SUV,阿博格男子遇难。 皇家骑警表示,一辆在滨湖公路超车的车辆与一辆SUV相撞,导致一名来自阿博格(Arborg)的男子死亡;事件引发皇家骑警对事发路段的调查并动员道路应对。
  2. 一名41岁女子在曼尼托巴东部最后被目击后失踪。 皇家骑警发出警报称,该名41岁女子周一在曼尼托巴东部最后被看到;调查人员请求公众协助寻找,并公布了最后目击日期以便寻找工作。

🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 一名涉案于2022年布兰普顿未遂谋杀案的男子于9月22日在克罗斯湖被捕。 丘比尔地区警察表示,36岁纳基姆·贾马尔·约翰逊(Nakeem Jamar Johnson)因涉及2022年2月3日的未遂谋杀以及多项武器和贩运相关指控被通缉,已于9月22日在距离温尼伯约530公里以北的克罗斯湖被捕。
  2. 警方警告一名预计将居住在温尼伯的暴力性罪犯有高再犯风险。 温尼伯警方指出,一名被定罪的暴力性罪犯预计将居住在本市,评估其再犯风险属高等,已通知当地机构并实施社区监控措施。
  3. 假释委员会撤销定罪杀人犯肖恩·兰布的法定释放并将其收押。 加拿大假释委员会在发现违规并审阅相关文件后,撤销了肖恩·兰布(Shawn Lamb)的法定释放,文件显示他将被关押直至新的释放命令发出或达到下一次法定释放日期;兰布最初于2013年被判刑。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 曼尼托巴自本周起禁止雇主要求短期病假出示病假单。 省新规禁止雇主要求为一周或更短缺勤提供医疗证明,或每年10天或更少的缺勤提供证明;政府称此举旨在减轻员工与医疗体系负担。
  2. 五省调涨最低工资,曼尼托巴新标准为每小时16.40加元。 全国性调整使安大略、省、爱德华王子岛、新斯科舍、曼尼托巴和萨斯喀彻温的最低工资上调;曼尼托巴调至16.40加元/小时,安大略升至17.95加元,新斯科舍为17.00加元。
  3. 温尼伯市长候选人提议拆除空置房屋并为有成瘾问题者建公寓。 在市长竞选中,候选人承诺拆除若干空置物业,并以定向公寓取代,作为市中心住房与安全方案的一部分,为有成瘾问题的人提供居所。

💼 经济与商业

  1. 温尼伯公寓租户称租金上涨后被“逼走”。 公寓租户表示,近期租金上涨让部分长期住户感到被迫搬离;报道对比了同一栋楼中长期住户与新搬入者面临的不同租金压力。
  2. 省府数据:曼尼托巴水电在2025-26年进口电力几乎等于售出量。 曼尼托巴水电报告称,2025-26年的进口电力接近其国内售电量,显示财政年度内跨境和省际电力流动明显。
  3. 尽管曼尼托巴酒类及彩票公司利润下滑,大麻销售仍持续攀升。 省级数据显示,大麻零售销售上升的同时,曼尼托巴酒类及彩票公司总体利润下滑,反映了该公营公司产品结构与收入来源的变化。

🏥 健康

  1. The Pas医院急诊候诊室疑似麻疹暴露公共通告。 曼尼托巴卫生部门警告The Pas医院急诊候诊室存在潜在麻疹暴露,并公布相关日期与地点,提醒有风险的人接受检测或免疫接种。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. 怀特谢尔的鲟鱼瀑布小径在两名儿童溺亡后安全升级并重新开放。 曼尼托巴在观景区安装了护栏、更新了强流警示标志,并开辟了新的搬运(portage)通道,此前13岁阿伦·奥·拉米雷斯(Aaron Au Ramirez)与其10岁弟弟马克西莫(Maximo)在7月溺亡;官员称这些改动是根据受害家庭与当地商户反馈实施的。
  2. 曼尼托巴承诺向汤普森建立为原住民妇女提供全天候庇护的项目投入800万加元。 省政府宣布拨款800万加元,在汤普森建立一个24小时运行的安全空间,专为原住民妇女提供持续庇护与支持服务,旨在北部地区提供连续援助。
  3. 斯坦巴赫艺术理事会在无剧场情况下改在门诺派村落上演《炼狱》。 斯坦巴赫艺术理事会在缺乏演出场地的情况下,将亚瑟·米勒的《炼狱》(The Crucible)搬到一处门诺派村落,用当地环境作为布景与表演空间。

🏈 体育

  1. 蒙特利尔以37-10痛击温尼伯蓝色轰炸机(Winnipeg Blue Bombers),轰炸机主帅承认“他们把我们打得很惨”。 在加拿大足球联盟比赛中,蒙特利尔以37-10击败温尼伯,球队主教练赛后承认失利严重。
  2. 温尼伯喷气机(Winnipeg Jets)在国家冰球联盟首战以4-3加时惜败波士顿棕熊(Boston Bruins);JJ·彼得卡攻入加时制胜球。 喷气机在加拿大人寿中心以3比4加时负于波士顿,JJ·彼得卡(JJ Peterka)在加时第1分39秒攻入致胜球;迪伦·德梅洛(Dylan DeMelo)在第一节4分52秒先拔头筹,新秀维戈·比约克(Viggo Bjorck)在比赛早段完成国家冰球联盟首秀并有贡献。

🌦️ 天气与道路

  1. 温尼伯预报显示十月初天气干燥晴朗,被描述为“令人愉快的乏味”。 当地气象学家戴夫·菲利普斯(Dave Phillips)预报,温尼伯在十月将延续干燥晴朗天气,适宜户外活动且无显著天气扰动。
  2. 造成五月死亡事故的布兰登路口交通信号灯现已恢复工作。 官员报告称,布兰登发生致命碰撞的路口交通信号灯已修复并恢复正常运行。

📰 另外今日要闻

  • 省府与社区继续就无家可归与成瘾问题的长期解决方案进行辩论和立法讨论。
  • 多起与公共安全相关的案件仍在调查中,警方呼吁知情者提供线索。

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