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溫尼伯週五要聞 · 卡爾加里大勝、Nutimik 湖溺水悲劇與白色水牛布利札德逝世

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🚑 突發與事故

  1. 兩名男童在 Nutimik 湖溺水後獲救;家屬呼籲檢討安全措施。 皇家加拿大騎警(RCMP)確認已尋獲10歲的 Maximo Au Ramirez,之後又尋獲13歲的哥哥 Aaron。搜救行動自週六在 Whiteshell 省立公園展開,志工、騎警無人機與潛水隊、原住民族應急人員及哈特利安緊急水域應變隊(Hutterian Emergency Aquatic Response Team)均參與搜救。報導指出,2023年同一處斯特金瀑布(Sturgeon Falls)發生的 Us a id Habib 溺斃案,促使罹難者父親質疑為何安全措施仍未改變。

  2. 貝爾公司指出曼尼托巴停擺也影響到 911 備援系統,屬「罕見情況」。 貝爾承認數小時的全省服務中斷,不僅主線服務受影響,連 911 備援系統也同時失效,公司稱此類雙重故障並不常見;停擺期間引發對緊急應變能力的關切。

🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 一名19歲男子涉北曼尼托巴38歲男子被刺致死,遭起訴。 報導指出,北方一社區發生謀殺案,警方已對一名19歲男子提出指控,正式刑事程序正在進行。

  2. 曼尼托巴一名教師因向冒充未成年者之美國警察傳送性暗示訊息,被撤銷教師資格。 調查發現該教師向一名冒充青少女的美國警方帳戶傳送性訊息,導致省方採取專業紀律處分並撤銷其教學資格。

🏈 體育

  1. 卡爾加里士兵(Calgary Stampeders)在 Princess Auto 體育場以52比30大勝溫尼伯藍色轟炸機(Winnipeg Blue Bombers)。 卡爾加里目前戰績升至3勝4敗,溫尼伯則降為4勝3敗;卡爾加里的韋爾南·亞當斯小(Vernon Adams Jr.)投出三次達陣且無抄截,本賽季達陣傳球連續至20次未被抄截;泰瑞克·麥卡利斯特(Tyreik McAllister)在上半場完成三種不同方式的達陣,創下加拿大式足球聯盟(CFL)首例。

  2. 德魯·布朗(Dru Brown)準備繼續擔任藍色轟炸機先發四分衛。 德魯·布朗在代替扎克·科拉羅斯(Zach Collaros)先發的過程中,將尋求穩定溫尼伯進攻;在球隊失誤頻繁的敗仗後,球隊正在評估四分衛表現以備接下來的七月賽程。

🎨 社區與文化

  1. 阿西尼博因公園動物園(Assiniboine Park Zoo)的白色水牛布利札德近期檢查中過世。 布利札德在園區居住逾二十年,是重要的教育動物;牠在為查明近期健康下滑所做的檢查過程中過世。動物園表示,本週末會在入口放置弔唁冊與奉獻碗,並會諮詢原住民族顧問商議追思安排。

  2. 聚會與舞蹈幫助野火撤離者在社群失落中重建連結。 包括謝族(powwow)與舞蹈等文化聚會,已被用來支持受野火影響、被迫撤離的原住民族社群,使社群在面對燒毀土地與撤離創傷時得以互相扶持。

📰 也在今日

  • 曼尼托巴在新策略下將249人安置轉型住房。
  • 西捷航空允許旅客在罷工威脅下變更或取消航班。
  • 當局評估多芬(Dauphin)醫院損害,被迫遷移病患的家庭陷入困境。
  • 皇家加拿大騎警表示已尋獲在 Nutimik 湖溺斃的第二名兄弟遺體。
  • 萊利·萊楚克(Riley Laychuk)為2026年7月24日星期五的曼尼托巴天氣預報。
  • 家庭日托業者是否正被市場擠出?
  • 補選後,The Pas 社區領袖尋求醫療、基礎建設與商業協助。
  • 省長瓦布·基紐(Wab Kinew)近三年未公開造訪曼尼托巴第三大城市。
  • 三個曼尼托巴社區在七月舉行選舉;當地民主活力被關注。
  • 吉靈漢若連任承諾提供志工免費無犯罪紀錄查驗。
  • 兩名穿越加拿大的自行車手在溫尼伯市中心遭竊失車。
  • 西捷航空因罷工威脅,允許乘客變更或取消某些航班。
  • 德魯·布朗希望在藍色轟炸機對陣士兵的比賽中延續勝勢。
  • 貝爾稱在「罕見情況」下,911 備援系統亦受數小時全省停擺影響。
  • 三個曼尼托巴社區七月選舉展現民主「仍然健康」。
  • 皇家加拿大騎警:已尋回在 Nutimik 湖溺斃的第二名兄弟遺體。
  • 卡爾加里士兵以52比30擊潰失誤連連的溫尼伯,終結對方連勝。
  • 2023年在曼尼托巴公園溺斃男童的家屬,在新一波溺水事件後發聲。

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