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溫尼伯要聞 · 週五:空氣警示、8.15億加元污水合約與警察槍擊聽證

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🚑 Breaking & Incidents

  1. 溫尼伯發布黃色等級空氣品質警示,煙霧自安大略山火吹入。 環境與氣候變遷加拿大表示,東南風把西北安大略的煙霧帶來,提醒嬰幼兒、65歲以上長者與孕婦可能面臨較高健康風險;症狀包括眼睛或喉嚨刺激、輕咳與頭痛。曼尼托巴大學(University of Manitoba)克里斯·帕斯科(Chris Pascoe)指出,細懸浮微粒是主要關切。
  2. 氣象學家:山火煙霧應會解除,但「這就是季節性現象」。 預報討論指出,七月常見煙霧條件,建議居民留意風向轉變,肉眼能見的煙霧最嚴重時段應會在本週稍晚減緩。

🚨 Crime & Public Safety

  1. 19歲青年在基拉尼—特勒山區(Killarney–Turtle Mountain)被膠帶綑綁、毆打並搶劫,四人被起訴。 皇家加拿大騎警表示,受害人被裹入毯子,雙手與雙腳遭綑綁,遭棍棒毆打,兩支手機與兩把小刀被偷;三名成年男子(22歲、26歲、31歲)與一名16歲少年面臨非法拘禁與搶劫相關指控,已依法院命令獲釋候審。
  2. 多起催化轉換器偷竊案相關,溫尼伯警方拘押四人。 警方宣布,與市內一系列催化轉換器被竊案件有關的四人已被羈押;調查人員表示,逮捕源自多起居民通報的竊案。

🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. 北區污水廠升級合約簽約,價值815,000,000加元,由艾肯公司領導的聯盟得標。 市府與由艾肯公司(Aecon)領導的團隊簽署總值815,000,000加元的合約,將對北區污水處理廠進行升級工程。
  2. 市議會批准若省府配套贊助則出資300萬加元,興建由新旅館通往會展中心的空中步道。 議會投票同意承諾300萬加元,條件為省府提供相等資金,以興建從新飯店通往會展中心的空中連通通道。
  3. 市府將針對更多公共空間擴大針頭清理,包括公車候車亭與市民廣場。 該計畫會把公車候車亭與市民廣場納入現有公眾空間針頭回收與清理工作範圍。

🎨 Community & Culture

  1. 針對致命警察槍擊的聽證建議修訂武力使用訓練。 溫尼伯警方槍擊案的聽證報告提出具體建議,要求對員警的武力使用訓練進行修訂。
  2. 藍色轟炸機(Blue Bombers)確定四分衛扎克·柯拉羅斯(Zach Collaros)週日缺陣,德魯·布朗再度先發。 教練麥克·奧謝(Mike O’Shea)證實柯拉羅斯將因頸部傷勢連續第二場缺陣;上周25投31中、衝出339碼的德魯·布朗預計再次先發,數名球員在對陣紅黑軍(RedBlacks)前列為出賽成疑或可能缺席。

📰 Also Today

  • 皇家騎警尋找失蹤18歲青年,疑在溫尼伯出現。
  • 六月風暴造成全國逾11億加元保險理賠損失。
  • 失去居家照護服務的退休者自組行動,尋找新服務機構。
  • 票務平台StubHub須向數千名粉絲退票款。
  • 萊利·萊丘克(Riley Laychuk)發布2026年7月17日週五的曼尼托巴天氣預報。
  • 逾32萬人簽名連署,要求溫尼伯一家商店繼續販售PlayStation光碟。
  • 曼尼托巴的蘆筍與草莓農面臨極端天候且無作物保險。
  • 曼尼托巴彩券銷售下滑,盼以較小獎項吸引年輕族群。
  • 帕克蘭梅斯猛禽保育中心(Parkland Mews Falconry)保存遊隼與猛禽文化於曼尼托巴。
  • 羅渣士(Rogers)因等候時間過長投訴,裁減多名電信客服人員。
  • 團體呼籲溫尼伯在地方法規中納入城市樹冠保護。
  • 二屆世界冰壺冠軍唐·杜基德(Don Duguid)逝世,享年90歲。
  • 夏馬塔瓦原住民(Shamattawa First Nation)因甲型肝炎宣布進入緊急狀態。
  • 對曼尼托巴進步保守黨(PCs)關於競選經理費用帳單的投訴遭駁回。
  • (來源重複)針頭清理擴大納入公車候車亭與市民廣場。
  • Corus將在全國裁撤數十名媒體職位。
  • 四人被控,涉在西南曼尼托巴林地將一名男子綑綁、毆打並遺棄。

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Corus to cut dozens of media jobs across Canada

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Winnipeg approves $3M for skywalk from new hotel to convention centre, provided province matches it

The City of Winnipeg will cover half the cost of a skywalk between the forthcoming Sutton Place Hotel and the RBC Convention Centre — provided the provincial government covers the rest of the tab.

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Needle cleanup coming to more public spaces in Winnipeg, including transit shelters, civic plazas

The City of Winnipeg is increasing the number of public spaces where crews will collect used needles over the next five months, after council approved reallocating more funding to expand its proactive cleanup program.

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Complaints dismissed against Manitoba PCs over campaign manager, invoice from intimacy coach's company

Manitoba's election commissioner says the Progressive Conservative party did not break any rules by allowing its campaign manager to work on a volunteer basis or by renting a car from a company owned by an intimacy coach.

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Shamattawa First Nation declares state of emergency over hepatitis A

Shamattawa First Nation and the Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs are calling for immediate strengthening of the public health response to hepatitis A in the First Nation about 750 kilometres northwest of Winnipeg.

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2-time world curling champ, longtime CBC broadcaster Don Duguid dead at 90

Don Duguid's son, member of Parliament Terry Duguid, says his father died peacefully Wednesday night.

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Group pushes Winnipeg to include urban canopy protection in bylaws

The Glenwood Neighbourhood Association wants the City of Winnipeg to require housing developers to seek permission before cutting down trees on properties they own.

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Rogers cutting telco customer service jobs amid complaints of long wait times

Rogers announced the closure of six radio stations last week, laying off 230 people. But it didn’t mention that it was also laying off front-line telco customer service agents. The company won’t confirm how many jobs are disappearing, nor will it address reports that workers are now being trained in Morocco.

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Inquest report into fatal shooting by Winnipeg police recommends changes in use-of-force training

A Manitoba judge recommends in an inquest report into a fatal shooting by Winnipeg police that changes to use-of-force training be considered to better reflect the unique experiences of Indigenous peoples and people in crisis.

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Lottery sales are slipping, but Manitoba hopes smaller prizes will win over young adults

The corporation that runs lottery games in Manitoba is betting smaller prizes and more achievable wins will sway young people who rarely, if ever, play.

General Jul 17, 2026

Asparagus, strawberry farmers battle extreme weather, lack of crop insurance in Manitoba

Manitoba farmers have been hit hard by extreme weather events this year, but some asparagus and strawberry growers say they don't have the same access to crop insurance as other producers in the province.

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More than 320,000 people sign Winnipeg video game store's petition to keep PlayStation discs spinning

Hundreds of thousands of people have signed a petition created by a Winnipeg video game store after Sony said earlier this month it plans to ditch physical PlayStation game discs.

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Riley Laychuk's Manitoba forecast for Friday, July 17, 2026

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StubHub owes refunds to thousands of fans. Here are 5 things you need to know

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Preserving peregrine falcon species, art of falconry in Manitoba

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Canada Jul 17, 2026

$815M North End sewage plant upgrade contract awarded to Aecon-led consortium

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Retirees losing home care service band together to find new agency, hoping to bring back terminated staff

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June storms result in more than $1.1B in damages across Canada

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Environment Jul 17, 2026

Wildfire smoke expected to lift in Manitoba, but 'this is the season': meteorologist

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4 arrested, 1 wanted after string of catalytic converter thefts in Winnipeg

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4 charged after man bound with tape, beaten and left in southwestern Manitoba woods

Three men and a teenager have been charged after a 19-year-old man was bound with tape and assaulted before being abandoned near a wooded area in the RM of Killarney-Turtle Mountain earlier this week, RCMP say.

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Missing woman, 18, believed to be in Winnipeg: RCMP

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Man bound with duct tape, attacked and robbed in southern Manitoba: RCMP

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Ontario wildfires prompt Winnipeg air quality warning

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Winnipeg Blue Bombers rule out QB Collaros for Sunday

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