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Paghahanap sa Nutimik, 911 Outage nagbukas ng mga kakulangan at Bombers nawalan kay Collaros — Winnipeg Huwebes

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🚑 Pangunahing Balita at Insidente

  1. Patuloy ang paghahanap sa 13-anyos na si Aaron matapos matagpuan ang bangkay ng kapatid sa Nutimik Lake. Kinumpirma ng RCMP na narekober ang katawan ng 10-anyos na si Maximo Au Ramirez mga 300 talampakan (≈91 metro) mula sa talon noong Miyerkules sa Nutimik Campground, Whiteshell Provincial Park; dalawang bangka ng RCMP, isang drone unit, isang dive team, ang Hutterian Emergency Aquatic Response Team at mga 20 boluntaryong bangka ang naghahanap kay 13-anyos na Aaron Au Ramirez.
  2. Banggaan ng sasakyan nagdulot ng pagkawala ng kuryente para sa libu-libo sa southeast Winnipeg. Isang banggaan sa southeast Winnipeg noong Huwebes ang nagdulot ng power outage na nakaapekto sa libu-libong customer, ayon sa mga lokal na paunawa ng utility at emergency.

🚨 Krimen at Pampublikong Kaligtasan

  1. Lalaki mula Winnipeg inaresto matapos magwagayway ng replika ng BB handgun sa pamamagitan ng sunroof. Ayon sa Manitoba RCMP, isang 25-anyos na lalaki mula Winnipeg ang umano’y nagwagayway ng handgun sa pamamagitan ng sunroof habang nasa Trans‑Canada Highway malapit sa Portage la Prairie noong Martes mga 11:50 a.m.; nakumpiska ng pulisya ang isang airsoft replica BB handgun, pinakawalan siya na may petsa ng korte sa Setyembre at kinasuhan ng dalawang bilang ng assault with a weapon, pointing a firearm at uttering threats kasama ang ilang iba pang kaso.
  2. 55-anyos inaresto matapos ang pagdodroga at sexual assault sa isang binatilyo sa loob ng dalawang araw. Ayon sa Winnipeg police, inaresto ang isang 55-anyos kaugnay ng isang binatilyong idinrog at inatake sa sekswal sa loob ng dalawang araw; isinagawa ang pag-aresto bilang bahagi ng isang aktibong imbestigasyon, sabi ng pulisya.
  3. Winnipeg police naglabas ng public advisory matapos ang isang random sexual assault. Naglabas ang Winnipeg Police Service ng isang public advisory noong Huwebes tungkol sa iniulat na random sexual assault; humihingi ang mga imbestigador ng mga saksi at nagbibigay ng mga impormasyon sa kaligtasan, aniya.

🏛️ Pamahalaan at Pulitika

  1. Mga mayor ng Manitoba nanawagan ng contingency plan para sa 911 matapos ang dalawang oras na outage. Isang halos dalawang oras na 911 outage noong Miyerkules ang nagpahintulot sa mga Manitoban na nasa labas ng Winnipeg na tumawag sa lokal na emergency numbers; hinimok nina Steinbach Mayor Earl Funk at Brandon Mayor Jeff Fawcett ang isang review matapos sabihin ng Bell na isang third‑party ang naputol ng fibre cable at nagkaroon din ng technical issue ang backup system.
  2. Inutusan ng lungsod ang property manager na linisin ang basura mula sa encampment sa riverfront apartment. Naglabas ang City of Winnipeg ng compliance order noong Hulyo 17 kay AML Properties CEO Marvin Sharp na tanggalin ang mga karayom at damit mula sa isang encampment sa tabi ng ilog sa 35 Balmoral Street at nagbabala na maaaring isagawa ng lungsod ang paglilinis at singilin ang may‑ari ng ari‑arian kung hindi ito aaksyunan.

🏈 Palakasan

  1. Blue Bombers magsisimula kay Dru Brown; wala si Zach Collaros dahil sa neck injury. Hindi makakasama ng Winnipeg Blue Bombers ang QB na si Zach Collaros para sa ikatlong magkasunod na laro dahil sa neck injury ngayong Biyernes; si Dru Brown ang magsisimula at ang safety na si Redha Kramdi ay nasa six‑game injured list dahil sa hand injury habang si Jake Kelly ang mag-uumpisa sa safety, ayon kay coach Mike O’Shea.

🌦️ Panahon at Mga Daan

  1. Heat warnings at usok mula sa wildfire inaasahan sa buong Prairies; gabi sa Winnipeg mga nasa 20 C. Naglabas ng yellow heat warnings ang Environment Canada habang ang mga araw ay aabot sa 30s sa Prairies at tinatayang ang mga overnight lows sa Winnipeg ay nasa paligid ng 20 C hanggang weekend, na may malawakang usok mula sa wildfire na nagdudulot ng poor‑air‑quality advisories.

💼 Ekonomiya at Negosyo

  1. Inaprubahan ng Brandon ang 19.2‑milyong dolyar ng Canada na proyekto ng apartment sa downtown. Umusad ang downtown revitalization ng Brandon sa bagong 19.2‑milyong dolyar ng Canada na proyekto ng apartment na inanunsyo ngayong linggo, ayon sa mga dokumento ng lungsod.

📰 Karagdagan Ngayon

  • Pamilya ng Norwegian adventurer bumalik sa Manitoba matapos ang kanyang pagkamatay sa northern Manitoba.
  • Koalisyon sa Steinbach humihingi ng payo mula sa Winkler tungkol sa mga modelo ng small‑city transit service.
  • Nagluluksa ang mga magulang habang nagpapatuloy ang paghahanap sa isa sa dalawang magkapatid sa Nutimik Lake, na nananatiling nawawala.
  • Ipinost ni Riley Laychuk ang Manitoba forecast para Huwebes, Hulyo 23, 2026.
  • Galit ang pamilya dahil sa kakulangan ng safety upgrades matapos ang pagkalunod sa Sturgeon Falls noong 2023.
  • Mga kapitbahay sa Charleswood humihiling ng aksyon laban sa isang short‑term rental matapos ang mga taong taon ng problema.
  • Tatlong tsart nagpapakita kung saan pinaka-mabigat ang puwedeng tamaan ng bagong tariffs ni Trump, kasama ang sectoral na pagkakabahagi.
  • Narekober ang bangkay ng 10‑anyos na si Maximo Au Ramirez mula sa Nutimik Lake, kinumpirma ng mga awtoridad.
  • Manitoba Métis Federation pinigilang mahigpit ang transitional housing screening sa gitna ng drug crisis.
  • Inutusan ng probinsya ang parent company ng Sobeys na tanggalin ang anti‑competitive real estate clauses.
  • Ang landlord sa West Broadway pinagbantaan ng singil sa paglilinis ng lungsod dahil sa encampment.
  • Lalake hinatulang limang taon dahil sa random na pag-atake sa Winnipeg na nag-iwan sa isang senior na hindi na makalakad nang mag-isa.

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