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Stampeders winasak ang Bombers; trahedya sa Nutimik at pagpanaw ni Blizzard — Winnipeg Biyernes

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🚑 Pangunahing Balita at Insidente

  1. Dalawang bata na nalunod sa Nutimik Lake na-recover; pamilya nananawagan ng pagbabago. Kinumpirma ng RCMP ang pagkuha sa 10-anyos na Maximo Au Ramirez at, kalaunan, ang 13-anyos na kapatid niyang si Aaron matapos ang paghahanap sa Whiteshell Provincial Park na nagsimula Sabado; sumali ang mga boluntaryo, RCMP drone at diving teams, First Nations responders at ang Hutterian Emergency Aquatic Response Team. Ang pagkalunod ni Usaid Habib noong 2023 sa parehong bahagi ng Sturgeon Falls ang nagtulak sa ama niyang tanungin ang mga opisyal kung bakit hindi nagbago ang mga hakbang sa kaligtasan.

  2. Ayon sa Bell, naapektuhan din ang 911 backup sa Manitoba outage sa isang ‘bihirang kaso’. Inamin ng Bell na ang ilang oras na pagkakabawas ng serbisyo sa probinsya ay nagdulot ng pagkaantala sa pangunahing serbisyo pati na rin sa isang 911 backup system, isang hindi pangkaraniwang sabay-sabay na pagkabigo ayon sa kompanya; nagdulot ito ng mga alalahanin sa emergency response habang nagaganap ang outage.

🚨 Krimen at Pampublikong Kaligtasan

  1. 19-anyos kinasuhan sa pamamaslang ng 38-anyos na lalaki sa hilagang Manitoba. Kinasuhan ang isang 19-anyos matapos ang pagpatay sa isang 38-anyos na lalaki sa isang komunidad sa hilagang Manitoba; nagsimula na ang pormal na mga pag-uusig ayon sa ulat.

  2. Tinanggal ang sertipikasyon ng guro sa Manitoba matapos magpadala ng sekswal na mensahe sa taong nagpakilalang tinedyer. Tinanggal ng probinsya ang sertipikasyon ng isang guro matapos matukoy sa imbestigasyon na nagpadala siya ng sekswal na mensahe sa isang opisyal ng pulisya sa U.S. na nagpakilalang isang dalagitang babae, na nagresulta sa propesyonal na disiplina.

🏈 Palakasan

  1. Calgary Stampeders winasak ang Winnipeg Blue Bombers, 52-30 sa Princess Auto Stadium. Umangat ang Stampeders sa 3-4 habang bumagsak ang Bombers sa 4-3 dahil si Vernon Adams Jr. ng Calgary ay nagtapon ng tatlong TD at walang interceptions, pinalawig ang streak sa 20 touchdown passes nang walang pick ngayong season; si Tyreik McAllister naman ay nakapuntos ng tatlong magkaibang uri ng TD sa unang kalahati ng laro, isang unang pagkakataon sa CFL.

  2. Naghahanda si Dru Brown na panatilihin ang starting QB role para sa Bombers. Si Dru Brown, na nagsisimula bilang kapalit ni Zach Collaros, ay susubukang i-stabilize ang opensa ng Winnipeg matapos ang pagkatalo na puno ng turnovers, habang sinusuri ng Bombers ang laro ng quarterback habang nagpapatuloy ang iskedyul ng Hulyo.

🎨 Komunidad at Kultura

  1. Pumanaw si Blizzard, puting bison ng Assiniboine Park Zoo, matapos ang diagnostic procedure. Pumanaw si Blizzard, na nanirahan sa zoo nang halos dalawang dekada at kilalang hayop para sa edukasyon, habang isinasagawa ang mga pagsusuri upang tukuyin ang kanyang biglang paglala ng kalusugan; maglalagay ang zoo ng libro ng pakikiramay at isang handog na mangkok sa pasukan ngayong katapusan ng linggo at makikipagpulong sa mga Indigenous advisors para sa mga plano ng alaala.

  2. Powwows at pagsasayaw tumutulong sa mga evacuee ng wildfire na muling kumonekta sa kabila ng pagkawala ng komunidad. Ginamit ang mga kultural na pagtitipon, kabilang ang powwows at pagsasayaw, para suportahan ang mga First Nations evacuee na naapektuhan ng mga wildfire habang humaharap ang mga komunidad sa nasunog na lupain at paglikas, ayon sa ulat.

📰 Ngayon Din

  • Inilipat ng Manitoba ang 249 na tao sa transitional housing sa ilalim ng bagong estratehiya.
  • Pinapayagan ng WestJet ang mga pasahero na magbago o mag-cancel ng flight dahil sa banta ng welga.
  • Nahihirapan ang mga pamilya ng displaced na pasyente habang sinusuri ng mga awtoridad ang pinsala sa ospital ng Dauphin.
  • Narekober na ng RCMP ang bangkay ng ikalawang kapatid na nalunod sa Nutimik Lake, ayon sa kanila.
  • Panahon sa Manitoba nina Riley Laychuk para Biyernes, Hulyo 24, 2026.
  • Napipilit ba ang mga home daycare na magsara?
  • Matapos ang byelection, humihingi ng tulong ang mga lider sa The Pas tungkol sa kalusugan, imprastruktura at negosyo.
  • Hindi pa opisyal na bumibisita si Premier Wab Kinew sa pangatlong pinakamalaking lungsod ng Manitoba nang halos tatlong taon.
  • Tatlong komunidad sa Manitoba ang nagsagawa ng Hulyo elections; buhay ang lokal na demokrasya.
  • Nangako si Gillingham ng libreng criminal record checks para sa mga boluntaryo kung muling ihahalal.
  • Dalawang siklista na tumatawid ng Canada ang ninakawan ng mga bisikleta sa downtown Winnipeg.
  • Pinapayagan ng WestJet ang mga pasahero na magbago o magkansela ng ilang flight dahil sa banta ng welga.
  • Umaasang mapanatili ni Dru Brown ang panalo habang naghahanda ang Bombers na harapin ang Stamps.
  • Sa isang 'bihirang kaso,' naapektuhan din ang 911 backup system sa oras na ilang-oras na outage sa Manitoba: Bell.
  • Buhay at maayos ang demokrasya habang tatlong komunidad sa Manitoba nagsagawa ng Hulyo elections.
  • Narekober na ng RCMP ang bangkay ng ikalawang kapatid na nalunod sa Nutimik Lake.
  • Stamps winasak ang magulo na Bombers sa 52-30, pinawalang-tibay ang streak ng Winnipeg.
  • Pamilya ng batang nalunod sa parke ng Manitoba noong 2023 nagsalita matapos ang bagong mga paglubog.

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