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温尼伯周三要闻:努蒂米奇克湖发现遗体、911恢复与性侵案调查

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🚑 突发与事故

  1. 努蒂米奇克湖发生溺水,两名儿童被冲走后找回一名男童遗体。 皇家加拿大骑警(RCMP)表示,他们在怀特谢尔省立公园的努蒂米奇克湖打捞出两名被冲入水中的兄弟中的一人遗体;正在继续搜寻失踪的13岁弟弟。
  2. 因特莱克地区翻车事故致一名36岁女子被抛出车外身亡。 警方称,一起发生在曼尼托巴因特莱克地区的翻车事故中,一名36岁女子被甩出车辆当场死亡;调查人员已在现场展开调查。

🏥 健康

  1. 加拿大专家呼吁在酒精饮品包装上加印致癌警示。 包括伊恩·卡尔伯特和罗伯·坎宁安在内的公共卫生人士援引育空的一项研究,研究显示改良酒标使酒类销量下降6.6%,并指出每周超过两标准杯会增加癌症风险;参议院的一项法案拟要求在酒精饮品包装上增加文字警示。
  2. 圣安妮医院因冷却系统停摆后本周将重新开放。 官员表示,位于圣安妮的医院在冷却系统故障导致关闭后,本周将恢复开放。
  3. 温尼伯一名皮肤科医生因不当行为被限制执业。 监管部门认定包括与患者不当沟通在内的违规行为后,已对这名温尼伯皮肤科医生的执业范围作出限制。

🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 温尼伯警察寻找在波塔奇大道附近随机性侵的嫌疑人。 温尼伯警察局(WPS)称,一名女子在周日晚10:30后,于多伦街靠近皮卡迪广场(Picardy Place)一带遭遇性侵;嫌疑人为无上衣、约30多岁、身高约六英尺、短刺状深色发型。任何知情者请联系警方或犯罪举报热线。
  2. 曼尼托巴持证教师被控在华校与学生有不当关系。 当局称,一名持曼尼托巴教师资格的教师被指在一所华语学校与学生发生不当关系;案件正在调查中。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 詹妮弗·弗莱特赢得补选,曼尼托巴NDP守住The Pas‑Kameesak选区。 选举结果显示,詹妮弗·弗莱特在近期补选中为曼尼托巴新民主党(NDP)守住了The Pas‑Kameesak席位。
  2. 曼尼托巴省长表示愿考虑阿尔伯塔至安大略的输油管道方案。 省长称,曼尼托巴“愿意审议”一项由阿尔伯塔通往安大略的管道提案,显示出对跨省能源输送选项的兴趣。

📰 还有今天

  • 贝尔MTS称第三方光缆被切断后911服务已恢复。
  • 维修前911故障影响温尼伯以外的全曼尼托巴地区。
  • 主街的MPI冰雹应对中心将于月底关闭。
  • 联盟要求文化部长撤回对人权博物馆纳克巴展览的批评。
  • 省长基纽称各省长在反对“共同对手”特朗普问题上立场一致。
  • 失踪男童的家属向他们在曼尼托巴湖中失踪呼吁归来,旅馆老板称家属提出请求。
  • 蒙特利尔阿鲁埃特队胜出可锁定对蒂卡茨的赛季系列赛,CFL赛前报道。
  • 莱利·莱丘克发布的曼尼托巴天气预报为2026年7月22日,星期三。
  • 详解曼尼托巴灾后重建补助计划内容。
  • 专家称尽管萨斯喀彻温近日有致命事件,但致命黑熊攻击仍极为罕见。
  • 曼尼托巴在最初拒绝后部分偿付一名退休者的境外手术费用。
  • 曼尼托巴商家称受美国关税不确定性冲击。
  • 索贝斯母公司承诺改变曾阻止竞争对手开店的做法。
  • 保护人员在潮水回升前持续守护冲上岸的丘吉尔白鲸。
  • 九位省长同意允许酒庄与酿酒厂跨省直接销售。

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