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Racha de ocho derrotas de los Jets, titular de los Bombers y choque mortal en North End — Winnipeg, viernes

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🚑 Últimas e incidentes

  1. Dos muertos tras choque en North End de Winnipeg. Un taxista y un pasajero murieron en un choque en North End, Winnipeg, según confirma el informe policial en el titular; ambos ocupantes fallecieron en el lugar o posteriormente, indica el titular. El incidente se suma a recientes muertes en el tráfico mencionadas en otras coberturas municipales y provinciales.
  2. RCMP de Manitoba advierte tras 73 colisiones mortales este año. La RCMP dijo que 73 personas han muerto en colisiones en sus áreas de respuesta hasta ahora en 2026, un 28% por encima del promedio de cinco años, y que 25 de esas víctimas tenían menos de 30 años; la fuerza informó que respondió a 65 colisiones mortales a principios de año y ha incrementado las patrullas en zonas de alto y bajo tráfico.

🚨 Crimen y seguridad pública

  1. Hombre de 23 años asesinado a tiros en comunidad del norte de Manitoba. Un hombre de 23 años fue asesinado a tiros en una comunidad del norte de Manitoba, según el titular; la RCMP local se hará cargo de la investigación según el procedimiento descrito en el informe. La muerte es uno de varios hechos violentos señalados en la cobertura regional.
  2. Hombre bajo custodia policial muere en hospital de Brandon. Un hombre que estaba bajo custodia policial murió más tarde en un hospital de Brandon, informa el titular; la policía de Brandon y las autoridades del hospital están identificadas en el informe como partes involucradas en la muerte tras el arresto.

🏈 Deportes

  1. Racha negativa de los Winnipeg Jets llega a ocho tras derrota 5-2 en Florida. Los Winnipeg Jets cayeron 5-2 ante los Florida Panthers, quedaron con marca de 4-7-3 y vieron su racha sin ganar extenderse a ocho partidos; Anton Lundell anotó un hat-trick para Florida y Nico Daws hizo 33 atajadas en su primera titularidad para Winnipeg tras un intercambio reciente, según el reporte del partido. Kyle Connor y Morgan Barron anotaron para los Jets; Barron registró su primer gol de la temporada.
  2. Dru Brown será el pasador titular de los Blue Bombers para la semifinal del Este en Toronto. Winnipeg anunció a Dru Brown como su mariscal titular para la semifinal del Este del sábado en Toronto después de que Zach Collaros fuera listado como dudoso por lesiones en las costillas; Brown completó los 11 pases que intentó para 185 yardas y dos touchdowns cuando reemplazó a Collaros en la victoria 34-10 sobre Columbia Británica la semana pasada, según la tabla de profundidad del equipo y el reporte del partido.

🎨 Comunidad y cultura

  1. Llegada de osos polares a Churchill motiva medidas de seguridad y conservación. Polar Bears International dijo que los osos polares llegan de a cientos a Churchill cada noviembre cuando Hudson Bay comienza a congelarse, y señaló un aumento en los contactos humano-oso debido a una congelación más tardía vinculada a la pérdida de hielo marino; PBI indicó que despliega disuasivos y programas de fomento de la tolerancia en la localidad durante la temporada de noviembre, dijo la organización a Global News.
  2. Disfraz de Halloween en Winnipeg inspirado en viral "la mujer del agujero". Una residente de Winnipeg convirtió un momento viral local —descrito en el titular como “la mujer del agujero”— en un disfraz de Halloween, informa el titular; la pieza destaca una historia de interés humano de resonancia local y de temporada.

📰 También hoy

  • Brecha en Crime Stoppers involucra a Navigate360, accesos 21 nov. 2025–5 mar. 2026.
  • Jets perdieron séptimo partido seguido en Tampa pese a dos goles de Pionk.
  • Concejales destituidos de Winnipeg citan apetito de cambio en el ayuntamiento.
  • Número histórico de mujeres electas al concejo de Winnipeg, ‘nueva perspectiva’.
  • Comentarios del jefe de AFN sobre identidad métis tildados de 'racistas' por presidente de la federación.
  • Provincia dice que va 'en la dirección correcta' respecto a la escasez de médicos; persisten vacíos: Doctors Manitoba.
  • Coalición urge mayor supervisión regulatoria de Manitoba Public Insurance.
  • Morden elige nuevo alcalde; Winkler vota 'no' al comercio minorista de cannabis.
  • Dos niños habrían sido reclutados al narcotráfico a los 12 años, reportaje.
  • Horario permanente de luz diurna podría causar problemas técnicos a algunas empresas en Manitoba.
  • Drones y pruebas de ADN se usan para cazar cerdos salvajes invasores en Manitoba.
  • Examinan impacto de turbinas eólicas en murciélagos; exploran opciones de mitigación.
  • Manitoba Métis Federation se asocia con Babcock Canada (asociación anunciada).
  • Concejo de Steinbach suma caras nuevas e incluye a la primera persona de color.
  • (Titular duplicado) ‘Nueva perspectiva’ con tantas mujeres electas al concejo de Winnipeg.
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