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Collaros maglalaro, MPI nagpapatigil at pondo para opisyal kontra pagnanakaw ng baka — Winnipeg Huwebes

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🏈 Sports

  1. Nakatakdang maglaro si Zach Collaros Sabado laban sa Calgary sa kabila ng bagong pinsala sa ulo. Buong kalahok si Collaros Huwebes matapos ang kanyang unang malapit-sa-isang-buwan na pagsasanay Miyerkules at nakalista siya bilang questionable para sa mahalagang laro Sabado kontra Calgary Stampeders; na-miss niya ang huling dalawang laro ng Bombers at nangunguna ang Calgary ng dalawang puntos para sa huling puwesto sa playoff habang may tatlong laro na lang.
  2. Last-minute na gol ni Kyle Connor nagbigay sa Jets ng 3-2 panalo laban Avalanche. Nakatira si Connor ng nagdesisyong gol sa huling sandali para itulak ang Winnipeg Jets sa 3-2 na panalo laban sa Colorado Avalanche, ayon sa mga ulat ng laro.
  3. Permanenteng daylight saving time nagdulot ng mas late na pagsisimula ng NHL para sa mga koponang mula Manitoba, kabilang ang pitong laro ng 9 p.m. para sa Edmonton at walo para sa Calgary. Ang desisyon ng Manitoba na manatili sa daylight saving time ay nag-iba ng mga kickoff window para sa Winnipeg Jets at iba pang koponang nasa kanluran, na naglilipat ng walong Flames home starts (kabilang ang Dec. 26 at Jan. 16) at pitong laro ng Oilers sa 9 p.m. lokal na pagsisimula ngayong season.

🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. Manitoba Public Insurance (MPI), ang pampublikong insurer ng Manitoba, nag-flag ng malawakang hindi pagsunod sa insurance para sa rideshare, huminto ng mga 3,000 driver. Iniulat ng Manitoba Public Insurance na humigit-kumulang 3,000 driver sa Winnipeg ang pansamantalang pinahinto sa pag-operate ng rideshare mula Pebrero hanggang Agosto dahil sa hindi tamang coverage, at natukoy ng MPI na may 36 na claims na nagkakahalaga ng humigit-kumulang 189,000 dolyar ng Canada na may kaugnayan sa maling rideshare insurance.
  2. Pondo ng Manitoba maglalagay ng nakalaang opisyal ng RCMP para imbestigahan ang pagnanakaw ng baka matapos ang 57 iniulat na insidente (2021–2025). Inanunsyo ni Justice Minister Matt Wiebe ang probinsiyal na pondo para sa isang nakalaang cattle officer na tutugon sa 57 na naireport na kaso ng pagnanakaw at pandaraya sa industriya ng baka mula 2021 hanggang 2025; hindi ibinunyag ng gobyerno ang gastos ng programa pero layunin nilang mabunuan ang posisyon sa lalong madaling panahon.
  3. Ang ulilang kuting ng polar bear mula Churchill ngayo'y mapapasyalan sa Assiniboine Park Zoo; bukas na ang botohan para sa pangalan. Dumating ang kuting noong Agosto, wala pang isang taong gulang, at naka-house sa Leatherdale International Polar Bear Conservation Centre matapos alagaan ng zoo veterinary at animal-care teams na nagsasabing nakaangkop na siya at handa nang bisitahin ng publiko.

📰 Also Today

  • Pito kataong kabayo patay sa highway sa B.C. habang nasa biyahe papunta sa isang championship, ayon sa mga ulat.
  • Bukas ang bagong low-cost grocery store sa Elmwood neighbourhood na may pormal na grand opening.
  • Isinunodang pangalan ng paaralan sa Selkirk para kay Murray Sinclair, yumaong hukom at senador mula sa Manitoba.
  • Labor group humihiling ng independent review ng Workers Compensation Board of Manitoba dahil sa mga antas ng pinsala sa trabaho.
  • Ipinangako ni Klein na ibabalik ang mga bus stop at service hours na tinanggal sa overhaul ng Winnipeg Transit.
  • Anak ng peace activist humihiling na huwag gamitin ang pangalan ng kanyang ina para bigyang-katwiran ang mga pagpatay noong Okt. 7 sa Gaza.
  • Nagmartsa ang mga taga-Winnipeg bilang suporta sa Israel tatlong taon matapos ang mga pag-atake ng Okt. 7.
  • Tin-tek ang binatilyong inakusahan sa school sword attack na nagpapuri sa Nazis, nagplano ng mass murder, ayon sa korte.
  • Pinuno ng klinika nagbabala na ang naantalang pagbubukas ng pediatric hospital unit ay maaaring makasagabal sa pagre-recruit sa southern Manitoba.
  • Kumpletong inisyatiba ng inquiry sa Winnipeg police HQ nagpasa na ng huling ulat at ipinadala na sa printer.
  • Naiinis ang mga may-ari ng ari-arian sa Brandon dahil hindi sila maaaring bumoto sa mga plano para sa downtown revitalization.
  • Tatlong nagbabalak ang inanunsyo para sa mayoral race sa Flin Flon.
  • Gumagamit ang Steinbach company ng AI para sa supply-chain management mula breweries hanggang aerospace.
  • Nanalo ng Nobel Prize in Literature ang Toronto-born na makata Anne Carson.
  • Winnipeg sex offender sinentensiyahan ng 15 taon para sa pang-aabuso sa bata matapos gumamit ng name change para makaiwas sa pagkilala ng pamilya.
  • Huwag gamitin ang pangalan ng aking ina para bigyang-katwiran ang pagpatay sa Gaza, sabi ng anak ng aktibistang pangkapayapaan (ulit na entry).

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