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温尼伯要闻 · 周五:烟霾预警、价值815百万加元污水合同与警方陪审调查

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🚑 突发与事件

  1. 温尼伯进入黄色级别空气质量警报,烟霾来自安大略野火。 环境与气候变化部表示,偏东南风将西北安大略的烟雾带来,警告婴幼儿、65岁及以上人群、孕妇可能面临更高健康风险;症状包括眼睛或喉咙刺激、轻微咳嗽和头痛。曼尼托巴大学(University of Manitoba)的Chris Pascoe 指出细颗粒物是主要关注点。
  2. 气象学家:野火烟霾应会减弱,但这就是曼尼托巴的“季节性”现象。 天气预报讨论指出,七月的烟霾为季节性情况,并建议居民随着本周晚些时候风向转变,可见烟雾的最严重时段应会缓解。

🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 基拉尼—龟山(Killarney-Turtle Mountain)地区一名19岁青年被胶带捆绑、殴打并抢劫;四人被控。 加拿大皇家骑警(RCMP)称受害人被裹在毯子中,手脚被捆,遭棍棒殴打,丢失两部手机和两把小刀;三名男子(22岁、26岁、31岁)和一名16岁少年面临非法拘禁及与抢劫相关的指控,已按法庭命令获释。
  2. 与温尼伯一连串催化转换器盗窃案相关的四人被捕。 警方宣布,有四人被拘押,涉及全市多起转换器被盗事件;调查人员表示逮捕源于居民多次报案。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 价值815百万加元合同授予以艾肯(Aecon)领衔的财团,用于北区污水处理厂升级。 市府与艾肯领衔团队签署了估值为815百万加元的合同,对北区污水处理设施进行升级改造。
  2. 温尼伯市议会批准在省府配套出资下向会议中心建设天桥拨款300万。 议会投票承诺出资300万,条件是省府提供等额配套资金,以便从新酒店修建通往会议中心的天桥。
  3. 市府将注射器清理扩展至更多公共场所,包括公交候车亭和市政广场。 该项目将在现有公共空间注射器回收工作基础上,新增对公交候车亭和市政广场的清理服务。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. 对致命警察枪击案的陪审调查建议修改武力使用培训。 温尼伯警察枪击事件的陪审调查报告提出具体建议,要求修订警员的武力使用培训内容。
  2. 蓝色轰炸机(Blue Bombers)确认四分卫扎克·科拉罗斯(Zach Collaros)无缘周日比赛;德鲁·布朗再度首发。 主教练迈克·奥谢(Mike O’Shea)确认科拉罗斯将连续第二场缺阵,因颈部受伤,德鲁·布朗上周传球25中31,达339码,预计再次首发;多名球员在对阵红衣军(RedBlacks)前列为存疑或可能缺席。

📰 今日要闻还包括

  • 加拿大皇家骑警寻找一名被怀疑在温尼伯的失踪18岁青年。
  • 六月风暴导致全加拿大保险理赔损失逾11亿加元。
  • 失去居家护理服务的退休人士联合起来寻找新机构。
  • StubHub须向数千名球迷退款。
  • 赖利·莱丘克(Riley Laychuk)发布曼尼托巴7月17日星期五天气预报。
  • 超过32万人签名请愿,要求温尼伯一家商店继续销售PlayStation光盘。
  • 曼尼托巴的芦笋和草莓农因极端天气面临减产且缺乏作物保险。
  • 曼尼托巴报告彩票销售下滑,希望较小奖金能吸引年轻人。
  • 帕克兰缪斯猎鹰保护协会(Parkland Mews Falconry)在曼尼托巴保护游隼与猎鹰术。
  • 罗杰斯因客户长时间等待投诉,裁减电信客服岗位数十个。
  • 团体敦促温尼伯将城市树冠保护纳入地方法规。
  • 两届世界冰壶冠军唐·杜盖德(Don Duguid)逝世,享年90岁。
  • 沙马塔瓦原住民(Shamattawa First Nation)因甲型肝炎宣布进入紧急状态。
  • 对曼尼托巴保守党关于竞选经理发票的投诉被驳回。
  • (信息源重复ID)注射器清理扩展至公交候车亭和市政广场。
  • Corus将在加拿大范围内裁减数十个媒体岗位。
  • 一名男子在曼尼托巴西南树林被捆绑、殴打后弃置,四人被控。

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