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Búsqueda de hermanos, choque de patrulla y homenaje a los Bombers — Winnipeg, martes

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🚑 Breaking & Incidents

  1. Continúa la búsqueda de dos hermanos que se cree se ahogaron en Whiteshell Provincial Park. La RCMP informa que Máximo Au Ramírez, 10, y Aaron Au Ramírez, 13, fueron arrastrados al lago Nutimik y equipos que incluyen unidades de sonar HEART, botes de la RCMP, drones y alrededor de 20 voluntarios de la comunidad están buscando; el sargento jefe de la RCMP de Lac du Bonnet, Cory Meyers, dijo que la búsqueda no se está tratando como una misión de recuperación.
  2. Investiga el órgano de supervisión policial tras choque entre un hombre en scooter y una patrulla de la policía de Winnipeg. La policía de Winnipeg dice que el hombre de 50 años, buscado por órdenes de arresto, chocó con un vehículo de patrulla de WPS alrededor de las 18:00 en Logan Avenue y fue ingresado en el hospital en condición inestable; los oficiales incautaron 1.250 dólares canadienses (12.5 g) de cocaína, 345 dólares canadienses (43.7 g) de metanfetamina y 415 dólares canadienses en efectivo mientras lo acusaban de tráfico y de resistirse a un agente de la paz.
  3. Adolescente acusado después de que hallaran a un gato gravemente herido en el barrio Centennial. La policía de Winnipeg respondió alrededor de las 21:20 y arrestó a un joven de 16 años que presuntamente confinó al gato en una bolsa de plástico y lo agredió con un cuchillo; los cargos incluyen matar o lesionar animales, causar sufrimiento innecesario y posesión de arma, además de múltiples cargos por incumplimiento de condiciones.

🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. Se celebra una elección parcial en The Pas‑Kameesak tras la muerte de Amanda Lathlin. Cuatro candidatos — Jennifer Flett (NDP), Edna Nabess (PC), Dan Quesnel (Liberal) y Wally Daudrich (Keystone) — figuran en la boleta este martes mientras el NDP mantiene 33 escaños, los PC 20, los Liberales uno y hay dos independientes en la legislatura de Manitoba.

💼 Economy & Business

  1. Nueve primeros ministros acuerdan eliminar barreras interprovinciales para ventas directas de alcohol al consumidor. El acuerdo permite que cerveceros y destiladores envíen a través de las fronteras provinciales de inmediato, señala que Manitoba y New Brunswick ya habían abierto sus mercados antes, y que Columbia Británica tiene hasta febrero de 2027 para completar la regulación.

🏥 Health

  1. Aumentan los casos de enfermedad de Lyme en Manitoba con más de 120 confirmados en 2025. Manitoba Health reportó más de 120 casos confirmados en 2025, y la voluntaria de Manitoba Lyme, Marnie Le Page, dice que las infecciones reales probablemente sean más altas debido a brechas en las pruebas.

🎨 Community & Culture

  1. Los Blue Bombers de Winnipeg introducirán en el Salón de la Fama del club a los equipos campeones de la Grey Cup de 1988 y 1990. El club homenajeará a ambos equipos durante el partido en casa del 25 de septiembre contra Toronto; el equipo de 1988 (9–9) venció a BC con 165 yardas de recepción de James Murphy, y el equipo de 1990 aseguró el décimo campeonato de la franquicia con Tom Burgess y Greg Battle como MVP.

📰 Also Today

  • Hombre busca fecha fija de cirugía tras repetidos aplazamientos por pie roto, aún espera la fecha.
  • Reportan cargo contra un joven de 16 años por la muerte de un gato en Winnipeg, menor acusado en caso de crueldad animal.
  • La búsqueda entra en su cuarto día por dos hermanos que cayeron a un lago de Manitoba, esfuerzos de búsqueda continúan.
  • Joven de 26 años reportado desaparecido en Winnipeg fue hallado muerto, dice la policía, muerte confirmada por las autoridades.
  • Gord Delbridge, presidente de CUPE Local 500, 55, falleció tras una emergencia médica, el sindicato anunció su muerte.
  • Análisis: Qué bienes canadienses enfrentan la última medida arancelaria de Trump, cobertura de productos afectados.
  • (duplicado) Nueve primeros ministros eliminan barreras a las ventas interprovinciales de alcohol, acuerdo firmado por nueve primeros ministros.
  • Pronóstico de Manitoba de Riley Laychuk para el martes 21 de julio de 2026, pronóstico meteorológico local publicado.
  • Explicación: Por qué Trump amenaza ahora con nuevos aranceles del 50% a las exportaciones canadienses, análisis de política publicado.
  • Quinta persona arrestada por robos de convertidores catalíticos en Winnipeg, ya son cinco los arrestados.
  • Alta votación anticipada mientras los electores acuden a las urnas en la elección parcial de The Pas‑Kameesak, intensa participación anticipada reportada.
  • Thompson inaugura terminal aeroportuaria ampliada descrita como infraestructura clave del norte, destacada la expansión de la terminal.
  • Ciclista mordido por perro frustrado por larga espera para que el municipio capture al animal, denunciante cita demora.
  • La amenaza de aranceles de Trump presiona a los primeros ministros en reunión en P.E.I. amid prohibiciones de alcohol de EE. UU., tema de aranceles planteado en la reunión.
  • Perfetti de los Jets firma extensión a largo plazo, aceptando mayores expectativas, contrato del jugador ampliado.
  • Hombre que afirma pertenecer a la banda Bishnoi arrestado en Manitoba, dice documento judicial, arresto reportado en expediente judicial.
  • El 80º Dakota Oyate Wacipi sigue pese a aguas de inundación, evento continuó en medio de las crecidas.
  • Dos hombres sentenciados a 17 años por un asesinato en Brandon en 2022, sentencia impuesta.
  • Joven de 18 años de Winnipeg se ahoga en una cava de grava en Grunthal, ahogamiento reportado.
  • Trump impondrá a Canadá un nuevo arancel del 50%, anuncio de medida arancelaria a nivel federal.

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