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温尼伯周二要闻:危机响应方案、监督使用点与怀特谢尔围栏

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🚑 突发与事件

  1. 曼尼托巴将在怀特谢尔(Whiteshell)地点增设围栏和观景区,事发两名男童溺亡后采取行动。 环境部长迈克·莫伊斯(Mike Moyes)表示,省政府将在努蒂米克湖(Nutimik Lake)急流处增加围栏、设立围起来的观景区并更新警示标牌。13岁亚伦和10岁马克西莫·奥·拉米雷斯(Aaron 与 Maximo Au Ramirez)被急流冲走后,政府审查了高风险步道并正在评估其他省立公园的安全隐患。
  2. 在被迫转移近一个月后,O-Pipon-Na-Piwin 克里族(O-Pipon-Na-Piwin Cree Nation)撤离令解除。 曼尼托巴应急管理组织表示,大约600名在6月底离开的南印第安湖(South Indian Lake)居民现在可以返回,因曼尼托巴水电公司(Manitoba Hydro)已恢复供电,官员称附近约1.7万公顷的火场已被控制住。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 温尼伯市长斯科特·吉灵厄姆(Scott Gillingham)公布社区危机响应模式,针对心理健康类911呼叫。 吉灵厄姆市长发布了一份第三方报告,建议将心理健康或成瘾相关的911呼叫可分派给社区响应人员。该研究提出五项建议,旨在建立有协调机制的移动危机小组,并提供非警察介入的选项。
  2. 曼尼托巴水电公司(Manitoba Hydro)首席执行官为增设三台天然气涡轮发电机的计划辩护。 水电公司领导表示,作为资源规划的一部分,需要增加三台天然气涡轮;公司称该项目有助于确保系统可靠性,应对曼尼托巴未来的能源需求。

🏥 健康

  1. 曼尼托巴首个监督使用点将于8月11日在温尼伯市中心全面开放。 省政府表示,该场所由原住民健康与福祉组织(Aboriginal Health and Wellness)合作运营,开放时间为周二至周六的晚于上午至傍晚,员工培训正在进行中;省方将温尼伯的过量吸毒致死情况列为设立该干预措施的原因。
  2. 护士工会称,新应用程序提醒让圣博尼菲斯医院(St. Boniface Hospital)工作人员注意到登记性犯罪者在场。 护士工会赞扬该应用程序在向圣博尼菲斯医院工作人员发出关于登记性犯罪者在场的警示后,提高了对安全风险的警觉。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. 索默塞特食品吧(Somerset Food Bar)在发起“60城60天”社媒挑战后吸引国际访客。 店主韦斯·弗里森(Wes Friesen)说,这家位于索默塞特(人口420)的餐馆在社交媒体上发起挑战,目前目标是覆盖200个到访城镇,顾客来自曼尼托巴的小城镇,甚至远至阿姆斯特丹、法国和比利时。
  2. 肯诺拉(Kenora)游泳者查德·英格利希(Chad English)完成了110公里的伍兹湖(Lake of the Woods)横渡,并筹得超过8万加元。 英格利希在7月9日从名为Sable Islands的出发点开始了为期12天的游泳,终点在肯诺拉,所筹款项将用于SickKids(SickKids)、Shriners 儿童医院(Shriners Hospital for Children)以及肯诺拉当地的相关项目,以纪念他的女儿索菲(Sophie)。

📰 另有要闻

  • 温尼伯两名7岁和9岁女孩在周一傍晚失踪后被找到。
  • 官员称,斯特金瀑(Sturgeon Falls)将安装围栏以阻止前往湿滑岩石的通行。
  • 联邦政府取消在线护照续期人数上限。
  • 斯坦巴赫(Steinbach)周边公园和公共场所的铜牌被盗,警方表示正在调查。
  • 赖利·莱乔克(Riley Laychuk)的曼尼托巴天气预报已发布,日期为2026年7月28日,星期二。
  • 开发商称,新伊尔德尚(Ile des Chênes)住宅区开发可能使该社区人口翻倍。
  • 行业团体称,曼尼托巴企业警告可能面临高达50%的威胁性关税。

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