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溫尼伯本週速覽 · 步道重開、假釋撤銷與噴射機延長賽落敗

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🚑 重大事故與突發

  1. 攔截警車超速後撞上休旅車,造成阿博格男子死亡。 魁北克皇家騎警表示,一輛在跨湖公路(Interlake)超車並超速的車輛撞上一輛休旅車,造成一名阿博格男子死亡;事件導致皇家騎警在事故路段展開調查與道路應變。
  2. 一名41歲女子在曼尼托巴東部最後被看見後失蹤。 皇家騎警發出警示,該名41歲女子週一在曼尼托巴東部最後被目擊;調查人員請求民眾協助並公布最後目擊日期以利搜尋。

🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 一名2022年在卑詩省布蘭普頓(Brampton)涉企圖謀殺的通緝犯,9月22日在克羅斯湖被逮捕。 皮爾區警察表示,36歲納基姆·賈馬爾·強森因涉及2022年2月3日的企圖謀殺及多項武器與販運相關指控而通緝,已於9月22日在克羅斯湖被捕,該地距離溫尼伯約530公里向北。
  2. 警方警告一名暴力性侵定罪者預計居住溫尼伯,屬高再犯風險。 溫尼伯警方指出,一名已定罪的暴力性侵者預計會在市內居住,經評估屬高再犯風險,當局已通知地方政府並實施社區監控措施。
  3. 假釋委員會撤銷殺人犯肖恩·蘭姆的法定釋放並將其收回羈押。 加拿大假釋委員會在發現違規後撤銷肖恩·蘭姆的法定釋放,文件指出他將繼續羈押,直到新的釋放命令下達或到達下一個法定釋放日期;蘭姆原判於2013年定罪。

🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 曼尼托巴自本週起禁止雇主要求短期病假診斷證明。 省府新規禁止雇主要求一週或以內請病假出示醫療證明,或一年內累計10日或以下的病假出示醫療證明;政府表示此舉旨在減輕勞工與醫療系統負擔。
  2. 五省調漲最低工資,曼尼托巴新時薪定為每小時 $16.40 加元。 這波全國性調整使安大略省、愛德華王子島、省、紐芬蘭與拉布拉多省、曼尼托巴與薩斯喀徹溫等地最低工資上調;曼尼托巴時薪調至每小時 $16.40 加元,安大略漲至 $17.95,加拿大東岸省份紐斯高沙(Nova Scotia)為 $17.00。
  3. 溫尼伯市長候選人提議拆除空置住宅並興建為癮君子設計的公寓。 在市長競選期間,候選人承諾拆除特定閒置房產,改建成為有癮癥者量身設計的公寓,作為市中心住房與治安方案的一部分。

💼 經濟與商業

  1. 溫尼伯某公寓住戶形容房租調漲後被「逼走」。 該公寓住戶表示,近期房租上調使部分長住居民感到被迫離開;報導對比了長期住戶與新入住者在同一棟樓面臨較高月租的不同處境。
  2. 曼尼托巴水電(Manitoba Hydro)2025-26年進口電量接近其國內售電量,省府數據顯示。 曼尼托巴水電報告,2025-26年度的電力進口量接近其國內銷售量,顯示該會計年度跨境與省際電力流動顯著。
  3. 即使曼尼托巴酒類與彩票(Manitoba Liquor & Lotteries)獲利下滑,大麻銷售仍持續成長。 省府數據指出,大麻零售銷售上升,同時曼尼托巴酒類與彩票整體獲利下滑,反映皇冠公司產品結構與財務結果的收入重分配。

🏥 健康

  1. 德帕斯醫院急診等候室出現可能麻疹暴露,發布公共警示。 曼尼托巴衛生官員警告德帕斯醫院急診等候室可能出現麻疹暴露,並公布暴露的日期與地點,提醒高風險者接受檢測或補打疫苗。

🎨 社區與文化

  1. 懷特謝爾的石斑魚步道在兩起溺斃事件後完成安全升級並重新開放。 曼尼托巴在觀景區裝設欄杆、更新強流提示標誌,並開闢新搬運路徑;此改建緣起於今年7月13歲的阿倫·奧·拉米雷斯與其10歲弟弟馬西莫溺斃後,官員表示變更乃回應家屬與商家意見。
  2. 省府投入800萬加元,在湯普森設置全天候安全空間,專為原住民婦女提供。 省政府宣布撥款800萬加元,建立一處24小時不間斷的安全空間,專為北部原住民婦女提供持續庇護與支援服務。
  3. 斯坦巴克藝術委員會(Steinbach Arts Council)在無劇院情況下,以門諾社區當舞台演出《關鍵時刻》。 斯坦巴克藝術委員會改以一處門諾村落為場景,無劇院情況下演出亞瑟·米勒的《關鍵時刻》(The Crucible),將當地環境同時作為布景與表演空間。

🏈 體育

  1. 蒙特婁以37比10痛擊溫尼伯藍色轟炸機(Winnipeg Blue Bombers),教練承認「他們把我們打得很慘」。 在加拿大式足球聯盟(CFL)比賽中,蒙特婁大勝溫尼伯,藍色轟炸機教練賽後承認敗得很慘。
  2. 溫尼伯噴射機(Winnipeg Jets)在國家冰球聯盟(NHL)開季戰以4比3延長賽負於波士頓棕熊(Boston Bruins);JJ·彼得卡在延長賽1分39秒攻入致勝球。 溫尼伯噴射機在加拿大人壽中心以延長賽惜敗,迪蘭·德梅洛在第一節4分52秒先開紀錄,新秀維戈·比約克在比賽初段完成他的NHL首秀表現。

🌦️ 天氣與道路

  1. 溫尼伯展望十月初乾燥晴朗,氣象學家形容為「令人愉悅的平淡」。 當地氣象學家戴夫·菲利普斯預報溫尼伯入秋後將維持乾燥晴朗天氣,適合戶外活動。
  2. 導致五月死亡車禍的布蘭登路口號誌現已修復並運作。 官員表示,布蘭登市那起五月致命碰撞地點的交通號誌已修復並恢復正常運作。

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