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温尼伯要闻 · 周一

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🚑 突发与事故

  1. 温赖特军营(CFB Wainwright)实弹训练场草火致4死、数十人受伤。 温赖特军营的一次实弹训练引发快速蔓延的草地火灾,造成4人死亡、数十人受伤。曼尼托巴省政府大楼和温尼伯军营(CFB Winnipeg)降半旗,省长瓦布·基纽(Wab Kinew)与布兰登市长杰夫·福塞特(Jeff Fawcett)发表哀悼。
  2. 温尼伯警方警示:多起行人被撞事件,造成1人死亡。 温尼伯警务处表示,近期接报多起行人碰撞案,包括9月29日一宗事故将一名老年妇女送院并随后出现死亡;调查人员正在调查并考虑是否提出指控。另有9月11日一宗停车场撞伤儿童的事故,儿童伤势严重但随后转为稳定。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. 调查:市中心警察总部超付4200万元。 调查专员加斯·斯莫朗(Garth Smorang)公布题为《管理失当、行为不端与虚假陈述的悲惨故事》的报告,认定Caspian Projects Inc.多收款项4200万元,加上项目总成本达到2.09亿元,并指控前市长山姆·卡茨(Sam Katz)等人存在不当行为,另指出市府已下令对顾问进行复核。
  2. 两座溜冰场停用,球队损失数百冰时。 特里·索丘克溜冰场(Terry Sawchuk Arena)因结构梁检修关闭,西基尔多南纪念社区中心(West Kildonan Memorial Community Centre)因燃气检测与通风作业关闭,预计需数月。青少年与少年球队被迫四处寻找冰场,练习时间与球员培养受威胁。
  3. 温赖特军营悲剧后数百人献血,预计100名新捐赠者。 加拿大血液服务组织(Canadian Blood Services)布雷特·劳伦斯表示,未来几天预计约100名新捐赠者将前来捐献血小板和全血,以协助救治在温赖特草火中受重伤者。

🏈 体育

  1. 温尼伯喷气机(Winnipeg Jets)从曼尼托巴驼鹿(Manitoba Moose)召回21岁布雷登·耶格。 温尼伯喷气机召回首轮选秀布雷登·耶格,耶格在六场美联冰球联盟(AHL)比赛中攻入五球并有四次助攻。同时将后卫乔什·莫里西(Josh Morrissey)列入伤病预留名单,并计划在一到两周内再次评估他的情况。
  2. 蓝色轰炸机(Blue Bombers)在常规赛最后一战掌握季后赛命运。 温尼伯战绩8胜9负,周五需战胜不列颠哥伦比亚(卑诗省,B.C.)战队(战绩10胜7负)才能锁定加拿大橄榄球联盟(CFL)季后赛席位;与萨斯喀彻温和卡尔加里的胜负组合将决定温尼伯在西区是列第三或第四名。

📰 还在关注

  • 一名71岁女子在曼尼托巴内湖地区卡车冲入沟渠后死亡。
  • 翻车事故致黑河原住民社区(Black River First Nation)一名20岁男子死亡。
  • 曼尼托巴检察机关再次复审温尼伯警察总部丑闻相关指控。
  • 调查指控前市长山姆·卡茨违反公众信任。
  • 一家护理院住民被同院居民袭击后死亡,朋友质疑应对措施。
  • AI合成房产照片使用上升,引发买家担忧。
  • 在加森(Garson)附近发现一堆死去的加拿大雁。
  • 凯里·艾纳森(Kerri Einarson)夺得第七个大满贯冰壶冠军。
  • 倡议者推动在选举议题中保护私人拥有的温尼伯街树。
  • 加拿大工会Unifor报告斯泰兰蒂斯(Stellantis)成员中97.3%投票支持罢工授权。

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