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Informe policial, incendio en Wainwright y cierres de arenas — Winnipeg, lunes

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🚑 Últimas e incidentes

  1. Incendio en prácticas de fuego vivo en CFB Wainwright deja cuatro muertos y decenas de heridos. Un ejercicio de entrenamiento con fuego real en CFB Wainwright provocó un incendio de pastizal de rápida propagación que causó la muerte de cuatro personas y dejó decenas de heridos. Las banderas en edificios provinciales y en CFB Winnipeg fueron izadas a media asta; el primer ministro Wab Kinew y el alcalde de Brandon, Jeff Fawcett, expresaron sus condolencias.
  2. Policía de Winnipeg advierte tras varios atropellos peatonales y una muerte. El Winnipeg Police Service informó que sus agentes han acudido a numerosos incidentes de colisión con peatones en las últimas semanas, incluyendo un choque el 29 de septiembre que dejó a una mujer mayor hospitalizada y que luego derivó en una muerte. Los investigadores analizan esa colisión y consideran presentar cargos. Un accidente en un estacionamiento el 11 de septiembre dejó a un niño gravemente herido, aunque luego su estado se estabilizó.

🎨 Comunidad y cultura

  1. Comisión: cuartel policial del centro pagado en exceso por $42 millones. El comisionado Garth Smorang publicó A Sad Tale of Mismanagement, Misconduct and Misrepresentations, que concluye que Caspian Projects Inc. cobró $42 millones de más y que el costo total del proyecto alcanzó $209 millones. El informe alega irregularidades por parte del exalcalde Sam Katz y otras personas, y señala que la ciudad ha ordenado revisiones de los consultores.
  2. Cierran dos arenas; equipos pierden cientos de horas en hielo. La Terry Sawchuk Arena cerró por reparaciones en vigas estructurales y el West Kildonan Memorial Community Centre se cerró por trabajos en detectores de gas y ventilación que podrían durar meses. Equipos juveniles y menores deben reprogramar sus prácticas, lo que amenaza el tiempo de entrenamiento y el desarrollo de jugadores en las ligas locales.
  3. Cientos donan sangre tras la tragedia en CFB Wainwright; se esperan 100 donantes nuevos. Brett Lawrence, de Canadian Blood Services, indicó que se esperan unos 100 donantes nuevos en los próximos días para dar plaquetas y sangre y ayudar a los heridos críticos del incendio en Wainwright.

🏈 Deportes

  1. Los Winnipeg Jets llaman de vuelta al joven Brayden Yager, de 21 años, desde Manitoba Moose. Los Winnipeg Jets recordaron a su selección de primera ronda Brayden Yager tras sus cinco goles y cuatro asistencias en seis partidos de la AHL; colocaron al defensa Josh Morrissey en la lista de reservas por lesión y reevaluarán su condición en una o dos semanas.
  2. Los Blue Bombers controlan su destino de playoffs en el último partido de la temporada. Winnipeg (8‑9) necesita una victoria el viernes contra B.C. (10‑7) para asegurar un puesto en los playoffs de la CFL. Varias combinaciones de resultados con Saskatchewan y Calgary definirán si Winnipeg termina tercero o cuarto en la Conferencia Oeste.

📰 También hoy

  • Mujer de 71 años muere tras choque de camioneta en una zanja en la región Interlake de Manitoba.
  • Vuelco mata a un hombre de 20 años de la First Nation Black River.
  • Fiscalía de Manitoba revisa de nuevo cargos en el escándalo del cuartel policial de Winnipeg.
  • La investigación alega que el exalcalde Sam Katz violó la confianza pública.
  • Mujer murió tras agresión de otra residente en un hogar de cuidado; amiga cuestiona la respuesta.
  • Aumento del uso de fotos inmobiliarias generadas por IA genera preocupación entre compradores.
  • Montón de gansos canadienses muertos hallado cerca de Garson, Man.
  • Kerri Einarson consigue su séptimo título del Grand Slam of Curling.
  • Defensores presionan para proteger árboles de propiedad privada en Winnipeg como tema electoral.
  • Unifor informa que 97.3% de miembros de Stellantis votan por mandato de huelga.

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