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Collaros listo para jugar, MPI endurece controles y oficial contra robo de ganado será financiado — Winnipeg, jueves

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🏈 Deportes

  1. Zach Collaros pretende jugar el sábado contra Calgary a pesar de una lesión reciente en la cabeza. Collaros participó plenamente el jueves tras su primera práctica en casi un mes el miércoles y figura como duda para el partido clave del sábado frente a los Calgary Stampeders; se perdió los dos últimos encuentros de los Blue Bombers de Winnipeg y el equipo va dos puntos por detrás de Calgary por el último lugar de playoffs con tres partidos por disputarse.
  2. Gol de último minuto de Kyle Connor da a los Jets un triunfo por 3-2 sobre los Avalanche. Connor anotó el tanto decisivo en los instantes finales para elevar a los Winnipeg Jets a una victoria por 3-2 sobre el Colorado Avalanche, según los informes del partido.
  3. El horario de verano permanente obliga a comienzos más tardíos en la NHL para equipos de Manitoba; siete partidos a las 9 p. m. para Edmonton y ocho para Calgary. La decisión de Manitoba de permanecer en horario de verano desplaza las ventanas de inicio de los partidos de los Winnipeg Jets y otros equipos del oeste, cambiando ocho comienzos en casa de los Calgary Flames (incluidos Dec. 26 y Jan. 16) y siete partidos de los Oilers a inicios locales a las 9 p. m. esta temporada.

🏛️ Gobierno y política

  1. MPI detecta incumplimiento generalizado del seguro para viajes compartidos y suspende a unos 3,000 conductores. Manitoba Public Insurance informó que entre febrero y agosto dejó de operar temporalmente a cerca de 3,000 conductores de Winnipeg dedicados a viajes compartidos por cobertura incorrecta, y que identificó 36 reclamaciones por un valor aproximado de $189,000 vinculadas a un seguro inadecuado para viajes compartidos.
  2. Financiamiento de Manitoba permitirá designar un oficial de la RCMP dedicado a investigar robos de ganado tras 57 incidentes reportados (2021–2025). El ministro de Justicia, Matt Wiebe, anunció fondos provinciales para un oficial especializado en robo de ganado para atender 57 casos reportados de hurto y fraude en la industria ganadera entre 2021 y 2025; el gobierno no divulgó el costo del programa pero apunta a ocupar la plaza lo antes posible.
  3. Cachorro huérfano de oso polar procedente de Churchill ya puede verse en Assiniboine Park Zoo; se abre votación para su nombre. El cachorro llegó en agosto, tiene menos de un año y está alojado en el Leatherdale International Polar Bear Conservation Centre tras recibir cuidados del equipo veterinario y de cuidado animal del zoológico, que indican que se está adaptando y está listo para visitas del público.

📰 También hoy

  • Siete caballos mueren en una carretera de Columbia Británica mientras viajaban a un campeonato, dicen los informes.
  • Inauguran nueva tienda de comestibles de bajo costo en el barrio Elmwood con una apertura formal.
  • Escuela de Selkirk renombrada en honor a Murray Sinclair, fallecido juez y senador de Manitoba.
  • Grupo laboral pide revisión independiente de la Workers Compensation Board of Manitoba por las tasas de lesiones.
  • Klein promete restaurar paradas de autobús y horas de servicio recortadas en la reorganización de Winnipeg Transit.
  • Hijo de activista por la paz exige que no se use el nombre de su madre para justificar las muertes del 7 de octubre en Gaza.
  • Winnipeguenses marchan en apoyo a Israel tres años después de los ataques del 7 de octubre.
  • Adolescente acusado en ataque con espada en escuela alabó a los nazis y planeó un asesinato en masa, dice la corte.
  • Jefe de clínica advierte que la apertura retrasada de una unidad pediátrica hospitalaria podría dificultar la contratación en el sur de Manitoba.
  • La indagatoria sobre la sede de la policía de Winnipeg finaliza su informe y lo ha enviado a impresión.
  • Propietarios de Brandon frustrados porque no pueden votar sobre planes de revitalización del centro.
  • Tres candidatos anunciados para la alcaldía de Flin Flon.
  • Empresa de Steinbach utiliza IA para gestionar la cadena de suministro desde cervecerías hasta aeroespacial.
  • La poeta nacida en Toronto Anne Carson gana el Premio Nobel de Literatura.
  • Delincuente sexual de Winnipeg condenado a 15 años por abuso infantil tras cambiarse el nombre y evadir la detección familiar.
  • No usen el nombre de mi madre para justificar matar en Gaza, dice el hijo del activista (entrada repetida).

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