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溫尼伯要聞 · 警方開槍案、熱浪衝高用電與 Desiree Scott 加入北方超級聯賽

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🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 42歲男子在林登伍茲(Linden Woods)與溫尼伯警察接觸後遭槍擊,送醫後不治。 警方表示,該男子哥哥於晚上8:42與9:58各打來兩通報案電話;警員在晚上10:23抵達 Avon Gate,面對一名持刀男子時發生對峙,一名警員開槍;獨立調查單位(Independent Investigation Unit)正展開調查,該男子於醫院不治。
  2. 溫尼伯將 River Avenue 與 Academy Road 之間的 Wellington Crescent 路段降速。 市議會批准立即生效的速限調整,市府指出此舉為該路段的交通緩和措施。
  3. 熱浪期間溫尼伯地區有三家護理之家未全面運作冷氣。 溫尼伯地區衛生局(WRHA)確認,Pembina Place(57床)、位於西聖保羅的 Middlechurch Home of Winnipeg 及 Donwood Manor 出現部分冷氣故障;Pembina Place 正在安裝三台新落地型冷氣機,省府預計部分機組可在週三前恢復運作。

💼 經濟與商業

  1. Desiree Scott 共同創建溫尼伯新職業女子足球隊,2027年加入北方超級聯賽(Northern Super League)。 北方超級聯賽宣布溫尼伯將成為2027年第七支加盟球隊;Desiree Scott 將出任社區與球員體驗副總裁,Rob Gale 將擔任運動長。
  2. 曼尼托巴在熱浪期間創下夏季用電新高,電網承壓。 曼尼托巴水電公司(Manitoba Hydro)報告,本週因炎熱潮濕導致用電需求攀升,達到夏季尖峰,對省級電網造成壓力。

🌦️ 環境

  1. 加拿大環境部對曼尼托巴部分地區及加拿大多地發布極端高溫警告。 預警指出將出現連續兩天以上、體感指數超過警戒值的高溫事件;北部曼尼托巴白天高溫在本次熱浪期間可接近29°C,警報持續到週三。
  2. 阿西尼博因河(Assiniboine River)達過峰後,布蘭登(Brandon)水位開始回落。 布蘭登市通報,自河川高峰以來,1st Street 的水位下降約三英寸(近8公分);市府提醒居民河川流量仍然很高,但未下達撤離命令。

📰 今日其他要聞

  • 曼尼托巴一名28歲治安官於波蒂奇拉普雷里(Portage la Prairie)西側發生廂型車與火車相撞後死亡。
  • 42歲男子在林登伍茲被溫尼伯警察開槍致死(見 )。
  • 出現冷氣故障的三家護理之家包括一間有57床的 Pembina Place。
  • 本地音樂戲仿《Heated Rivalry》上演,場面熱鬧。
  • 佩古伊斯原住民(Peguis First Nation)公寓大樓遭火災燒毀,社區形容損失慘重。
  • 薩格金原住民(Sagkeeng First Nation)發生休旅車翻覆事故,一男死亡、一女受傷。
  • 極端高溫與高濕可能促發危險性風暴與龍捲風,安大略大學教授指出。
  • 曼尼托巴勞工聯盟報告:2015至2025年間職場暴力受傷人數增加三倍。
  • 數百人在溫尼伯市政廳前集會,反對聯邦槍械回購計畫。
  • Burge Lake 度假屋業主與 Lynne Lake 居民控告 Alamos Gold,指其對曼尼托巴火災負有責任。
  • 一名26歲女性失蹤,疑在湯普森(Thompson)一帶,皇家騎警徵求線索。
  • 民營診所 Grifols 被允許招募有疾病風險的血漿捐贈者,衛生加拿大報告揭露。
  • 勞工聯盟警告職場暴力增加問題必須被重視。
  • O-Pipon-Na-Piwin 領袖表示野火撤離期間社區被迫「自力救濟」。
  • 曼尼托巴高速公路因極端高溫出現路面隆起,一輛車受損嚴重。
  • 儘管有幾個月的旅遊抵制,加拿大赴美旅遊仍小幅回升。
  • (重複)高溫會提高龍捲風風險,環境部資料參考。
  • 法國一處施工現場發現多具第一次世界大戰遺骸,其中包括一名曼尼托巴士兵。
  • 溫尼伯擴張隊宣布為北方超級聯賽第七支加盟隊(見 )。
  • Riley Laychuk 的曼尼托巴天氣預報適用於2026年7月14日。
  • 西聖保羅一間護理之家在熱浪期間冷氣故障已數日。
  • 原住民議會在夏季大會上討論用水費用問題。
  • (重複)2026年7月14日曼尼托巴天氣預報。
  • (再次重複)專家將熱浪與更嚴重午後雷暴連結。
  • (重複)本地音樂戲仿《Heated Rivalry》帶來歡笑。

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