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溫尼伯要聞 · 調查報告、懷恩賴特草火與場館停用

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🚑 突發與事故

  1. 懷恩賴特武裝部隊基地(CFB Wainwright)現場演習引發草叢大火,4死數十人受傷。 一場現場實彈訓練在懷恩賴特武裝部隊基地引發迅速蔓延的草叢火警,造成4人死亡、數十人受傷。曼尼托巴省與溫尼伯的省級建築及溫尼伯加拿大武裝部隊基地(CFB Winnipeg)降半旗以示哀悼,省長瓦布·基紐向受害者表達慰問,布蘭登市長傑夫·福塞特亦表達哀悼。
  2. 溫尼伯警察局(Winnipeg Police Service)就多起行人碰撞發出警示,1人死亡。 溫尼伯警察局表示,近週接獲多起行人碰撞通報,包括9月29日一宗車禍將一名年長婦女送醫,該名婦女後來不治,調查人員正偵查該起事故並評估是否提出控訴;另9月11日停車場翻車案導致一名兒童重傷,後來情況穩定。

🎨 社區與文化

  1. 調查:市警總部案多付4,200萬元,案名《管理不善、違規與失實陳述的悲歌》。 專員加斯·斯莫蘭(Garth Smorang)公布報告《管理不善、違規與失實陳述的悲歌》,指卡斯皮安工程公司(Caspian Projects Inc.)多收4,200萬元,整體專案成本達2.09億元,並指控前市長山姆·卡茲等人涉不當行為;市府已指示顧問重新審查相關事宜。
  2. 兩座冰上場館停用,球隊損失數百小時冰面使用時間。 泰瑞·索奇克冰場(Terry Sawchuk Arena)因結構樑需維修而關閉,西基爾多南紀念社區中心(West Kildonan Memorial Community Centre)因燃氣偵測與通風工程封閉,工程預計需數月,迫使青少年與少年隊伍搶借場地,練習時數與球員養成恐受影響。
  3. 懷恩賴特草火慘劇後,數百人捐血;預期約100名新捐血者加入。 加拿大血液服務(Canadian Blood Services)布雷特·勞倫斯表示,預計約100名新捐血者在接下來數日內捐獻血小板與全血,以協助受重傷的傷者。

🏈 體育

  1. 溫尼伯噴射機(Winnipeg Jets)召回21歲前鋒布雷登·耶格(Brayden Yager)自曼尼托巴麋鹿(Manitoba Moose)。 在美職業冰球發展聯盟六場比賽攻入五球、助攻四次後,溫尼伯噴射機召回首輪選手布雷登·耶格,同時將後衛喬希·莫里西(Josh Morrissey)列入傷病名單,將在一至二週內重新評估其傷勢。
  2. 藍色轟炸機(Blue Bombers)最後一場例行賽掌握季後賽生死。 溫尼伯(8勝9敗)若周五擊敗卑詩(10勝7敗)即可確定 CFL 季後賽席位;與薩斯喀徹溫與卡爾加里之間的各種勝負組合將決定溫尼伯在西區是拿到第三或第四名。

📰 今日其他要聞

  • 曼尼托巴洲際湖區一輛卡車撞入路邊溝渠,71歲婦人死亡。
  • 翻車事故造成一名來自黑河原住民社群(Black River First Nation)20歲男子死亡。
  • 曼尼托巴檢方再度檢視溫尼伯警總部醜聞相關指控。
  • 專查報告指控前市長山姆·卡茲違背公眾信任。
  • 一名護理之家住民遭同室者攻擊後死亡,友人質疑處理程序。
  • AI 合成房屋照片使用上升,購屋者表達疑慮。
  • 曼尼托巴加森附近發現大量死亡加拿大雁。
  • 柯莉·艾納森(Kerri Einarson)奪下第七座大滿貫冰壺冠軍。
  • 倡議團體推動將私人擁有的溫尼伯樹木納入保護,成為選舉議題。
  • 聯合工會(Unifor)報告史太蘭提斯廠會員有97.3%投票支持罷工授權。

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