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温尼伯周四要闻 · 努蒂米克搜救、911中断显漏洞、蓝色轰炸机科拉罗斯缺阵

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🚑 突发与事故

  1. 努蒂米克湖搜救继续,13岁阿伦失踪,其弟尸体已被找回。 皇家骑警(RCMP)证实,10岁马克西莫·奥·拉米雷斯的遗体周三在怀特谢尔省立公园努蒂米克露营地的瀑布下约300英尺(≈91米)处被打捞上来;两艘皇家骑警巡逻艇、无人机小组、潜水队、胡特里安紧急水域救援队和约20艘志愿船只正搜寻13岁阿伦·奥·拉米雷斯。
  2. 一起车祸致东南温尼伯数千户停电。 当地公用事业和应急通告称,周四东南温尼伯发生的一起碰撞引发停电,影响数千名用户。

🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 温尼伯男子因从天窗挥舞仿真气枪被捕。 曼尼托巴皇家骑警称,一名25岁温尼伯男子周二上午约11:50在靠近波蒂奇拉普雷里(Portage la Prairie)的横贯加拿大公路上 allegedly(据称)从天窗挥舞一把手枪;警方缴获一把仿真气枪,已以两项持武器攻击、两项指枪威胁及若干其他罪名对其起诉,并以九月的庭审日期释放。
  2. 一名55岁男子被捕,案涉一名青少年两天内被下药和性侵。 温尼伯警方称,在一项进行中的调查中逮捕了一名55岁男子,涉嫌对一名青少年实施为期两天的下药和性侵。
  3. 温尼伯警察发布随机性侵公众通告。 温尼伯警察局周四就一宗报告的随机性侵发布公众通告,称调查人员正在寻找目击者并提供安全建议。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 曼省市长要求在911两小时中断后制定应急预案。 周三约两小时的911中断迫使温尼伯以外地区居民拨打当地紧急号码。斯坦巴赫市长厄尔·范克和布兰登市长杰夫·福塞特敦促检讨此事,贝尔公司称第三方切断了一条光缆,且备用系统也出现技术故障。
  2. 市府责令物业经理清理河滨公寓露营点垃圾。 温尼伯市于7月17日向AML Properties首席执行官马文·夏普发出合规命令,要求清除位于35 Balmoral Street河滨露营点的注射器和衣物,并警告若不处理市府将代为清理并向业主收费。

🏈 体育

  1. 蓝色轰炸机(Blue Bombers)将由德鲁·布朗首发,扎克·科拉罗斯因颈伤缺阵。 温尼伯蓝色轰炸机队将缺少四分卫扎克·科拉罗斯的第三场比赛,科拉罗斯因颈部受伤周五无法出场;德鲁·布朗将首发,安全卫雷达·克拉姆迪因手伤列入六场伤停名单,杰克·凯利将出任首发安全卫,主教练迈克·奥谢表示。

🌦️ 天气与道路

  1. 草原地区发布高温警告并预计受山火烟雾影响;温尼伯夜间近20°C。 加拿大环境署发布黄色高温警告,草原地区白天最高气温达30多度,预计温尼伯周末夜间低温约20°C,广泛的山火烟霾令空气质量偏差并发布劣质空气警示。

💼 经济与商业

  1. 布兰登批准市中心一项1,920万加元公寓项目。 布兰登市的市中心振兴项目推进,本周宣布了一项总额为1,920万加元的新公寓计划,市政文件显示。

📰 亦闻

  • 挪威探险者家属在北曼省遇难后返回曼尼托巴。
  • 斯坦巴赫联盟寻求温克勒在小城市公交服务模式上的建议。
  • 努蒂米克湖两兄弟搜寻继续,父母悲痛。
  • 莱利·莱丘克发布曼省天气预报,2026年7月23日。
  • 家属愤怒:2023年斯特金瀑布溺亡后未见安全升级。
  • 查尔斯伍德邻居多年困扰后要求对一处短租采取行动。
  • 三张图表显示特朗普新关税可能冲击最深的领域并分行业细分。
  • 10岁马克西莫·奥·拉米雷斯的遗体已从努蒂米克湖打捞上来,官方确认。
  • 曼省梅蒂斯联盟在毒品危机中收紧过渡性住房筛查。
  • 省府责令索贝斯母公司移除反竞争房地产条款。
  • 西百老汇房东因营地问题被威胁市府清理并收费。
  • 一名男子因一次随机攻击被判五年,受害老人无法独自行走。

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