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温尼伯要闻 · 牛仔大胜蓝色轰炸机、努蒂米克湖溺亡与动物园白野牛去世

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🚑 突发与事件

  1. 努蒂米克湖溺水后两名男童被打捞上岸;家属呼吁更改安全措施。 皇家骑警(RCMP)确认,在怀特谢尔省立公园(Whiteshell Provincial Park)开始的搜救后,先后找到10岁马克西莫·奥·拉米雷斯(Maximo Au Ramirez)和13岁弟弟艾伦(Aaron)。搜救行动从周六开始,志愿者、皇家骑警无人机与潜水队、原住民应急响应小组以及胡特里安紧急水域救援队(Hutterian Emergency Aquatic Response Team)均参与。家属提到,2023年Usaid Habib在同一处被称为Sturgeon Falls(斯特杰恩瀑布)的一段发生溺亡后,仍未见到安全措施改变,呼吁当局正视隐患。

  2. 贝尔公司称曼尼托巴省大范围中断也罕见地影响了911备用系统。 贝尔公司承认,其持续数小时的省内网络中断不仅影响了主要服务,也同时破坏了911的备用系统,公司称这是一次少见的同时失效。此次中断在影响期间引发了对紧急响应能力的担忧。

🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 19岁男子被控杀害一名38岁男子,案件发生在曼尼托巴北部。 报道称,警方在曼尼托巴北部社区的一起命案后,对一名19岁男子提出指控,目前已进入正式刑事程序。

  2. 一名曼尼托巴教师因向冒充青少年的美方警察发送性相关信息被吊销教师资格。 调查发现该教师向一名冒充青少女的美国警察发送了性信息,省方据此撤销其教师资格并启动专业纪律处分。

🏈 体育

  1. 卡尔加里牛仔(Calgary Stampeders)在公主汽车球场以52-30大胜温尼伯蓝色轰炸机(Winnipeg Blue Bombers)。 卡尔加里战绩升至3胜4负,温尼伯降至4胜3负。卡尔加里四分卫弗农·亚当斯二世(Vernon Adams Jr.)投出三次达阵且无被拦截,本赛季达阵传球连续纪录延长至20次无被抄截;泰里克·麦卡利斯特(Tyreik McAllister)在上半场完成三种不同类型的达阵,这是加拿大足球联赛(CFL)史上首次。

  2. 德鲁·布朗(Dru Brown)准备继续担任蓝色轰炸机首发四分卫。 在扎克·科拉罗斯(Zach Collaros)缺席期间出任首发的德鲁·布朗,将寻求稳定温尼伯进攻线,球队在经历多次失误的失利后,正评估四分卫表现并准备迎接七月赛程。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. 阿西尼博因公园动物园(Assiniboine Park Zoo)两侧白野牛“暴雪”去世,诊断性检查中不治。 暴雪(Blizzard)在动物园生活近二十年,是重要的教育动物,近期身体状况下滑,动物园在为确定病因而进行的诊断性检查中宣告其去世。动物园表示,本周末将在入口处放置吊唁簿与供奉碗,并将咨询原住民顾问制定悼念计划。

  2. 聚会与舞蹈帮助野火撤离者在社区损失面前重建联系。 报道称,波沃(powwow)等文化聚会与舞蹈活动,被用来支持受野火影响、被迫撤离的原住民社区,帮助他们应对土地受损与撤离带来的集体创伤。

📰 今日要闻还包括

  • 曼尼托巴在新策略下将249人安排进过渡性住房。
  • 西捷航空允许旅客在面临罢工威胁时改签或取消航班。
  • 多芬因医院受损,流离失所患者家庭苦寻安置。
  • 皇家骑警称,已打捞出在努蒂米克湖溺亡的第二名兄弟尸体。
  • 莱利·莱丘克(Riley Laychuk)发布的曼尼托巴天气预报:2026年7月24日(星期五)。
  • 家庭日托是否被挤出市场?
  • 补选后,The Pas(帕斯)地区领导人寻求在医疗、基础设施和商业方面的支持。
  • 省长瓦布·基纽(Wab Kinew)近三年未公开访问曼尼托巴第三大城市。
  • 三地社区在七月举行选举,当地民主健康运作被关注。
  • 吉灵厄姆承诺若连任将为志愿者提供免费犯罪记录查询。
  • 两名横贯加拿大的骑行者在温尼伯市中心被盗走自行车。
  • 西捷在罢工威胁下允许部分航班旅客改签或取消。
  • 德鲁·布朗希望在蓝色轰炸机对阵牛仔的比赛中延续胜绩。
  • 在一次罕见情况中,911备用系统也受曼尼托巴数小时中断影响:贝尔。
  • 三地社区七月选举显示地方民主“仍然活跃”。
  • 皇家骑警:努蒂米克湖溺亡的第二名兄弟遗体已被找到。
  • 牛仔以52-30击败失误连连的蓝色轰炸机,终结温尼伯连胜。
  • 2023年在曼尼托巴公园溺亡男童的家属在新一轮溺水事件后发声。

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