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Informe policial, niña desaparecida en Thompson y 123 arrestos — Winnipeg, jueves

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🚑 Breaking & Incidents

  1. Niña de Thompson, 14 años, desaparecida desde el lunes, dice la RCMP. La RCMP de Manitoba informó que la joven de 14 años de Thompson fue vista por última vez el lunes, 12 de oct., y que hay una investigación activa por persona desaparecida en el norte de Manitoba. La fuerza pidió a cualquier persona con información que contacte a los investigadores del destacamento local, según el boletín difundido el jueves, 15 de oct.
  2. Equipo de buceo huterita de Manitoba enviado al lago Okanagan para participar en búsqueda. Un equipo de buceo huterita de Manitoba fue enviado al lago Okanagan el jueves para ayudar en la búsqueda de un remador de paddleboard desaparecido, según el aviso de despliegue; el equipo se unió a los recursos provinciales que ya trabajaban en el lago.

🚨 Crime & Public Safety

  1. 123 personas arrestadas en operativo policial de Winnipeg contra robos en tiendas. La policía de Winnipeg anunció una operación de cumplimiento contra el hurto minorista que resultó en 123 arrestos, según el comunicado de la WPS el jueves; la operación apuntó a reincidentes y a robos organizados en corredores comerciales del centro y suburbios.
  2. Reincidente sexual acusado de entrar a tres casas en Osborne Village por las ventanas. La policía alega que un reincidente sexual forzó la entrada a tres residencias en Osborne Village trepando por ventanas; se presentaron cargos en los incidentes reportados a la policía de Winnipeg, según el aviso de imputación del jueves.

🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. Informe sobre la sede policial del centro de Winnipeg calificado de “catástrofe total” por el premier Kinew. El premier Wab Kinew dijo a 680 CJOB que revisó el informe de la investigación provincial sobre la sede policial en Smith Street y Graham Avenue y lo calificó como una "catástrofe total", afirmando que la ciudad pagó en exceso unos 43.3 millones en comparación con estimaciones anteriores; espera que el informe se haga público para fines de la próxima semana.
  2. Candidatos a la alcaldía de Winnipeg prometen cambios en horarios de bibliotecas, tarifas de autobús y política de gatos ferales. Tres candidatos a la alcaldía se comprometieron públicamente a cambios en horarios de bibliotecas, tarifas de tránsito y gestión de gatos ferales durante actos de campaña esta semana, según la cobertura de plataformas publicada el jueves, 15 de oct.
  3. Tres candidatos compiten por la alcaldía de The Pas. The Pas tiene tres candidatos declarados para la próxima elección municipal, según el informe electoral local publicado el jueves; la nómina de candidatos se confirmó antes del cierre de nominaciones municipales.

🏈 Sports

  1. Los Winnipeg Jets remontan desde dos goles en contra pero pierden 4-3 en tiempo extra en Chicago. Los Jets fueron dos goles abajo en el primer periodo y empataron en el tercero, pero perdieron 4-3 en tiempo extra el jueves por la noche en Chicago; Neal Pionk anotó un gol y dio dos asistencias y Kyle Connor marcó su octavo gol en siete juegos, igualando el liderato de la NHL.
  2. El “pegamento” Mathis impulsa a los Edmonton Elks antes del choque con los Bombers. El receptor y jugador de rol Mathis dio un impulso notorio a los Edmonton Elks en prácticas previas a su juego contra los Winnipeg Blue Bombers, según la previa de la CFL publicada el jueves; la nota presentó a Mathis como un factor táctico para el próximo encuentro contra los Bombers.

📰 Also Today

  • Assiniboine Park Zoo nombra al oso polar cachorro “Mantayo” tras récord de votación.
  • Los Calgary Stampeders (8-9) necesitan ayuda para llegar a los playoffs de la CFL; Winnipeg se beneficia de los criterios de desempate.
  • Providence University College recorta empleos y programas tras caída de estudiantes internacionales.
  • Dos gerentes de TI desafían a Shawn Dobson en la campaña municipal de St. James.
  • Kenora adoptará el horario de verano permanente, alineándose con Manitoba todo el año.
  • Oficiales dicen que un condenado por delitos sexuales vivirá en Winnipeg tras su liberación.
  • La provincia invierte 5M para servicios infantiles de autismo; los PC piden más apoyo rural.
  • La asociación de hockey Seven Oaks busca con urgencia tiempo de hielo tras cierre de la arena por la temporada.
  • Los fiscales de Manitoba pausean cargos por homicidio involuntario en la muerte del chef de Ste. Anne.
  • Reportan graffiti racista e incidentes con pancartas electorales en y cerca de Steinbach.
  • Investigador advierte que la noticia de datos inflados sobre la falta de vivienda en Winnipeg podría perjudicar la financiación.
  • Equipo de buceo huterita de Manitoba desplegado al lago Okanagan en búsqueda de un remador de paddleboard.
  • Riley Laychuk emite el pronóstico de Manitoba para el jueves, 15 de oct. de 2026.
  • (duplicado) Providence University College recorta empleos tras la caída de estudiantes internacionales.
  • (duplicado) Dos gerentes de TI compiten contra Shawn Dobson en St. James.

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