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温尼伯周二要闻:兄弟湖中失踪搜救、警车相撞与蓝色轰炸机纪念冠军队

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🚑 突发与事件

  1. 在怀特谢尔省立公园继续搜寻疑似溺水的两兄弟。 皇家加拿大骑警(RCMP)表示,马西莫·奥·拉米雷斯(Maximo Au Ramirez)、10岁,和亚伦·奥·拉米雷斯(Aaron Au Ramirez)、13岁,被冲入努蒂米克湖(Nutimik Lake)。包括HEART声呐队、皇家加拿大骑警船只与无人机在内的搜救队,以及约20名社区志愿者正在搜寻;拉克杜邦奈特皇家加拿大骑警(Lac du Bonnet RCMP)临时中士科里·梅耶斯(Cory Meyers)称,此次搜寻目前不被视作收尸行动。
  2. 警方监察机构介入调查,一名电动踏板车骑士与温尼伯警察巡逻车相撞。 温尼伯警察局(WPS)称,这名50岁男子因通缉而被追缉,约在洛根大道(Logan Avenue)傍晚18时与一辆巡逻车相撞,随后被送医,情况不稳定;警方缴获1,250加元价值(12.5克)的可卡因、345加元(43.7克)的甲基苯丙胺和415加元现金,并以贩运及抗拒执法人员等罪名对其提出指控。
  3. 一名少年在百年社区被控,疑因虐待导致猫致命受伤。 温尼伯警察约在21时20分响应报案,逮捕一名16岁少年,指控称其将猫装入塑料袋限制其活动,且用刀具伤害动物;控罪包括致死或伤害动物、造成不必要的痛苦、持有武器以及多项违反保释条件等指控。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 阿曼达·拉斯林(Amanda Lathlin)去世后,The Pas‑Kameesak选区举行补选。 本周二选票上有四名候选人:詹妮弗·弗莱特(Jennifer Flett,新民主党)、埃德娜·纳贝斯(Edna Nabess,保守党)、丹·奎斯奈(Dan Quesnel,自由党)和沃利·道德里奇(Wally Daudrich,基石党)。曼尼托巴省议会席位分布为新民主党33席、保守党20席、自由党1席和两名无党派议员。

💼 经济与商业

  1. 九位省长同意取消省际直销酒类壁垒。 协议允许啤酒厂和酿酒厂即时跨省寄送酒类,文件指出曼尼托巴和新不伦瑞克省早前已开放市场,不列颠哥伦比亚省(卑诗省)须在2027年2月前完成相关法规。

🏥 健康

  1. 曼尼托巴莱姆病(Lyme病)病例上升,2025年确诊超120例。 曼尼托巴卫生部门报告2025年确诊病例超过120例,曼尼托巴莱姆病志愿者玛妮·勒佩奇(Marnie Le Page)表示,由于检测空缺,实际感染人数可能更高。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. 蓝色轰炸机(Blue Bombers)将把1988年和1990年灰杯冠军队列入俱乐部名人堂。 俱乐部将在9月25日对阵多伦多的主场比赛中致敬这两支球队;1988年那支9胜9负的队伍在詹姆斯·墨菲(James Murphy)165码接球表现带领下击败不列颠哥伦比亚联合队,1990年队伍凭托姆·伯吉斯(Tom Burgess)和格雷格·巴特尔(Greg Battle)的MVP级别发挥,夺得球队第10个总冠军。

📰 还看今日

  • 男子在多次延误后寻求确定断脚手术日期,仍在等待手术安排。
  • 温尼伯报道的猫被杀一案中,16岁嫌疑人被起诉。
  • 两名落水幼童在曼尼托巴湖失踪搜寻进入第四天。
  • 温尼伯一名26岁失踪者被发现死亡,警方证实。
  • 工会CUPE Local 500主席戈尔德·德尔布里奇(Gord Delbridge),55岁,医疗急症后去世。
  • 分析:特朗普最新关税措施将影响哪些加拿大商品。
  • (重复)九位省长同意取消省际酒类直销壁垒。
  • 莱利·莱楚克(Riley Laychuk)发布的曼尼托巴周二天气预报(2026年7月21日)。
  • 解读:为何特朗普此刻威胁对加拿大出口加征50%关税。
  • 温尼伯连环催化转换器盗窃案第五人被捕。
  • The Pas‑Kameesak补选提前投票率高,选民踊跃。
  • 汤普森(Thompson)启用扩建后航站楼,被称为关键北部基础设施。
  • 一名被狗咬的骑行者因当地市政反应迟缓而感到沮丧。
  • 特朗普关税威胁在爱德华王子岛省长会议上对省长们施压,讨论中提及美国酒类禁令。
  • 喷气机队(Jets)球员佩尔费蒂(Perfetti)签订长期续约,承担更大期待。
  • 一名自称为比什诺伊(Bishnoi)帮派成员的男子在曼尼托巴被捕,法院文件称。
  • 第80届达科他奥亚特·瓦西皮节(Dakota Oyate Wacipi)在洪水中照常进行。
  • 两名男子因2022年布兰登(Brandon)一起命案被判处17年徒刑。
  • 一名来自温尼伯的18岁青年在格伦萨尔(Grunthal)采石坑溺亡。
  • 特朗普宣布将对加拿大实施新的50%关税。

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