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温尼伯周回顾 · 敲诈猫案、野火烟雾与蓝色轰炸机四分卫变动

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🚑 突发与事故

  1. 巴尔莫尔街在与萨金特大道路口的碰撞后仍然封闭。 温尼伯警方在萨金特大道发生碰撞后封闭了巴尔莫尔街的一段路;救援人员在现场,周末仍维持封路,调查人员和拖车清理路口并检查附近基础设施的损坏。

  2. 北区主街多车相撞,4人送医。 温尼伯警方称,市北区Main Street发生多车碰撞,4人被送往医院;紧急救援人员到场,清理与事故重建期间交通受阻。

  3. Main Street 与 Jarvis 相撞,摩托车手受可能改变人生的重伤。 温尼伯警方通报,Main Street 与 Jarvis Avenue发生严重摩托车事故,骑手受伤被调查人员形容为可能改变人生;交通调查员正审查事故经过和目击者证词。

🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 失踪猫回家;72岁邻居被控敲诈与低于5,000加元的盗窃罪。 一名温尼伯女子报告其猫于7月14日在Manitoba Avenue 200街区失踪;警方找到猫并指控一名72岁邻居,称该邻居递交纸条索要金钱以换取归还。被告已以保证书获释。

  2. 与多起催化转换器被盗案有关,4人被捕。 温尼伯警方逮捕了与全市多起催化转换器盗窃有关的4人;警方称仍有一名嫌疑人在通缉中,并继续提醒居民加固车辆并报告盗窃。

  3. 西南马尼托巴一男子被用胶带捆绑、殴打并抢劫;4人被控。 皇家骑警表示,基拉尼—特勒山地区一名19岁受害者手脚被胶带捆绑,遭殴打并被抢;三名男子(22岁、26岁、31岁)和一名16岁少年面临包括强迫监禁和抢劫在内的指控,均以法院命令被释放。

  4. 对温尼伯警方致命枪击的陪审调查建议修改使用武力培训。 一份针对温尼伯致命警察枪击事件的陪审调查报告呼吁修订温尼伯警务处的使用武力培训;报告在7月听证后提出具体建议,旨在改变培训和行动政策。

💼 经济与商业

  1. 价值8.15亿加元的北区污水处理厂升级合同授予以Aecon为首的财团。 市政府将一项价值8.15亿加元的合同授予以Aecon为首的财团,用于升级北区污水处理厂;这项多年工程将影响温尼伯北区的施工计划和下水道基础设施。

  2. 退休者在居家护理服务断约后被迫重新寻觅服务机构,欲重雇被解雇员工。 失去居家护理服务的温尼伯退休者组织起来,寻找新的机构并希望带回被解雇的工作人员;他们称服务中断迫使老人寻找替代照护并自行协调人手安排。

  3. StubHub被勒令向成千上万加国粉丝退款,因票务系统故障。 因一系列活动取消和转售问题,StubHub需向成千上万加拿大买家退款,消费者维权组织列出五个关键步骤,指导买家如何申请退款并保护支付款项。

  4. 马尼托巴彩票销售下滑,省府押注小额奖金能吸引年轻人。 省府官员报告彩票销量下降,并宣布将突出小额奖金以吸引年轻成年人,作为稳定省级博彩收入的举措之一。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. 来自全国的选手云集温尼伯,参加组织者称为全国最负盛名的乒乓球赛事。 多个省份的选手本周来到温尼伯,参加一项全国性乒乓球赛,组织者称其为全国最负盛名的赛事,比赛抽签与奖牌赛在市中心场馆进行。

  2. 支持保留PlayStation实体光盘的请愿获32万多人签名。 一家温尼伯电子游戏零售商发起请愿,累计获得超过32万人签名,敦促索尼继续生产PlayStation实体光盘;组织者称这场草根运动显示全国对实体介质的支持。

  3. 帕克兰地区一对夫妇通过教育中心守护游隼与猎鹰术传统。 罗伯特和南希·惠尔登在马尼托巴经营帕克兰梅乌斯猎鹰与猛禽教育中心,讲述他们数十年保护游隼并向当地观众传授有四千年历史的猎鹰术的工作。

  4. 世界冰壶两届冠军、资深CBC解说唐·杜盖德逝世,享年90岁。 唐·杜盖德,世界冰壶两届冠军兼资深CBC评论员,去世,享年90岁;冰壶组织与广播机构发表声明,致敬他对这项运动和国家媒体的贡献。

  5. 马尼托巴唯一职业牛仔竞技赛将在莫里斯重启本赛季。 组织者确认,职业牛仔竞技赛将在莫里斯回归日程,标志着马尼托巴唯一的职业牛仔赛复办,委员会公布的夏季周末日期将安排参赛者和赛事活动。

🌦️ 天气与道路

  1. 安大略野火烟雾吹入城市,温尼伯发布空气质量警告。 环境与气候变化部对温尼伯发布黄色空气质量警告,称东南风将西北安大略野火的烟雾带入市区;警告指出细颗粒物增加,对婴幼儿、老年人和肺部疾病患者风险上升。

  2. 拉吉莫迪埃大道北向车道开始为期三天的封闭维修。 市政工程队开始封闭拉吉莫迪埃大道一段北向车道进行为期三天的维修;驾驶者被告知绕行和车道减少安排。

  3. 预计野火烟雾将缓解,但专家警告“这是烟雾季节”。 气象专家表示,影响温尼伯的烟雾水平预计在未来几天减轻,但指出夏季野火季节增加烟雾事件重复发生的可能性,并可能出现周期性能见度降低的警报。

🏥 健康

  1. 随着温尼伯药物危机恶化,纳洛酮培训需求上升,顾问称。 一名顾问告诉温尼伯卫生网络,在本地药物危机恶化的背景下,对纳洛酮培训的需求增加;多家机构报告越来越多社区团体寻求学习识别过量和使用纳洛酮。

  2. Shamattawa 原住民宣告甲型肝炎疫情进入紧急状态。 Shamattawa 原住民在甲型肝炎爆发后宣布进入紧急状态,采取紧急公共卫生措施,包括疫苗接种诊所和与省级卫生官员协调的加强卫生措施。

🏈 体育

  1. 温尼伯蓝色轰炸机(Winnipeg Blue Bombers)确定扎克·科拉罗斯缺阵,德鲁·布朗再次担任四分卫首发。 温尼伯蓝色轰炸机确认扎克·科拉罗斯将因颈部伤势连续第二场缺阵,德鲁·布朗将在上一场25投31中得到339码和1次达阵的表现后再次首发;球员尼克·德姆斯基(脚踝)和布雷迪·奥利维拉(髋部)列为出场成疑,但已全勤训练。

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