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溫尼伯要聞 · 原住民警務撥款、少年涉謀殺與麻疹疫情宣布結束

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🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 16歲少年在溫尼伯槍擊案被控二級謀殺。 溫尼伯警察局(Winnipeg Police Service)表示,一名16歲少年被控在上週六於格羅夫街與雷克斯大道(Grove Street 和 Rex Avenue)附近發現的一名15歲少年槍擊致死案中犯下二級謀殺;警方稱被告仍被羈押,調查人員認為沒有其他在逃嫌疑人。
  2. 警方尋找兩名涉案人員,疑為格蘭維爾街縱火案相關。 溫尼伯警察局公布兩名關注對象影像,指向9月28日北點道格拉斯(North Point Douglas)一宗住宅火警,消防人員花約45分鐘才控制火勢;一名住戶獲救並送院,情況穩定。
  3. 16歲少年在攝政大道西被捕,疑為計程車司機遭捅事件。 溫尼伯警方表示,一名16歲乘客疑於9月25日刺傷一名計程車司機,導致司機多處上半身重傷;該少年面臨持武器攻擊與違反服刑令控罪,已遭拘留。

🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 承諾投入1.635億加元支援曼尼托巴原住民警務與安全人員。 省府與聯邦政府在未來四年承諾撥款給曼尼托巴原住民警察局(Manitoba First Nations Police Service)1.21億加元,並投入4,250萬加元擴展曼尼托巴原住民安全官計畫(Manitoba First Nations Safety Officer Program);部分原住民領袖表示,4,250萬加元不足以覆蓋63個原住民族的需求。
  2. 曼尼托巴宣布近20個月的麻疹疫情結束。 省府指出,最後一宗實驗室確診麻疹個案在8月通報,從2025年2月以來共記錄1,038宗個案,其中931宗為實驗室確診,並有52宗與麻疹相關的住院病例;未見麻疹死亡通報。

💼 經濟與商業

  1. 曼尼托巴水電公司擬在溫尼伯、布蘭登更新變電站,最高支出12億加元。 該公用事業表示,多年期計畫將針對溫尼伯與布蘭登的電力變電站進行現代化升級,支出上限為12億加元。
  2. 省府提議對高耗能加密貨幣與人工智慧資料中心徵費,以降低民眾電費。 部長宣布對能源密集型的加密貨幣與人工智慧資料中心徵收費用,目的在於降低住宅用電成本,並稱此為省級的電價政策決定。

🎨 社區與文化

  1. 溫尼伯動物園為孤兒北極熊幼崽命名為 Mantayo。 阿辛納波恩公園動物園(Assiniboine Park Zoo)宣布,救援後由該設施照護的新近孤兒北極熊幼崽命名為 Mantayo。
  2. 溫尼伯出生詩人西爾維婭·勒格里斯(Sylvia Legris)入圍價值47,000英鎊的T.S. Eliot詩歌獎。 出生於溫尼伯的西爾維婭·勒格里斯名列價值47,000英鎊的T.S. Eliot詩歌獎決選名單。

📰 今日其他要聞

  • 9月計程車刺傷案中一名16歲少年被控,涉持武器攻擊。
  • 17歲少年在普樂日高埔(Portage la Prairie)被控性侵,兩起摸索報案後提出指控。
  • 溫尼伯划艇選手將前往波士頓賽事,赴美參賽。
  • 湯普森市長選舉出現兩名議員挑戰者,兩位議員宣布參選挑戰現任市長。
  • 前曼尼托巴大學法學院院長的引渡案下月在法國法院裁定,引渡決定將於下月作出。
  • 萊利·萊丘克(Riley Laychuk)公布2026年10月16日曼尼托巴天氣預報。
  • 曼尼托巴女子撰寫童書談孕期流產,新本出版。
  • 布蘭登商家呼籲協調行動應對屢犯扒手,地方零售業者要求市府回應。
  • 特蘭斯科納選區選情受候選人未結案件影響,選戰蒙上陰影。
  • 溫尼伯湖漁民警告污染正終結他們的生活方式,某原住民族漁民提出污染疑慮。
  • 免費服裝「商店」讓無家者自選衣物,新計畫提供衣物給無家者。
  • 聖安妮廚師案過失殺人指控因自衛疑問被檢方中止。
  • 「香蕉棒球秀」宣布抵溫尼伯演出,巡迴棒球表演團將加入溫尼伯場次。
  • 警方反對部分有關原住民青少年槍擊案偵查聽證建議,警方不接受調查報告部分建議。
  • 溫尼伯市長候選人承諾加強外展服務及社區康樂中心資金。
  • 溫尼伯噴射機(Winnipeg Jets)在延長賽敗北,貝達德(Bedard)攻入本季首球。 芝加哥隊在延長賽擊敗來訪的溫尼伯噴射機。
  • 曼尼托巴閣員否認提出賄賂移動有爭議檢查站,閣員表示「我沒有提出賄賂」。
  • 加拿大各省衛生部長警告聯邦資金延遲將造成財政懸崖,部長們討論聯邦與省級醫療資金風險。
  • (重複)警方反對部分有關原住民青少年槍擊案偵查聽證建議,警方不接受調查報告部分建議。

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