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Lesión en los Bombers, marcha por rescatistas y ofertas a Manitoba Hydro — Winnipeg, miércoles

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🚨 Crime & Public Safety

  1. Órgano de control policial exime a oficiales de Winnipeg que dispararon a un camión robado en una calle donde había niños. El organismo provincial dice que no presentará cargos tras la investigación sobre los disparos a un camión robado que cruzó una calle residencial donde niños jugaban, según el informe.
  2. Hombre apuñalado al intentar ayudar a una mujer con sobredosis en un parque de Winnipeg. La policía informa que la puñalada ocurrió en un parque local cuando un hombre intervino para asistir a una mujer que se creía tenía una sobredosis; los investigadores acudieron al lugar y el incidente sigue bajo investigación.
  3. Sospechoso de romper ventanas niega la libertad provisional por historial delictivo extenso. Un hombre de Winnipeg acusado en una serie de rompimientos de ventanas fue privado de libertad por un juez que citó su amplio historial durante la audiencia.

💼 Economy & Business

  1. Manitoba Hydro dice haber recibido ofertas "en los cientos de millones" por software que desarrolló. Declaraciones del director ejecutivo confirman múltiples propuestas valoradas en cientos de millones de dólares canadienses por el software propietario de la empresa de servicios, y los directivos están revisando esas ofertas, según el comunicado.
  2. El reinado de 20 años de Winnipeg en ventas de Slurpee está en riesgo mientras Calgary acorta la distancia. Datos de 7‑Eleven muestran que Winnipeg promedia 188,833 Slurpees vendidos por mes y mantiene el título desde hace dos décadas; el consumo por tienda en Calgary ha aumentado y reducido la ventaja, según 7‑Eleven Canada.

🎨 Community & Culture

  1. Grupos de rescate animal se reunirán en la legislatura de Manitoba tras la muerte de la voluntaria Amanda Nobiss. Varios grupos se congregarán el miércoles para rendir homenaje a Amanda Nobiss, de 37 años, cuyo cuerpo fue encontrado el 17 de julio en Sandy Bay Ojibwe First Nation tras un ataque mientras rescataba perros, y para exigir al gobierno fondos para abordar la sobrepoblación canina.
  2. Comienzan consultas para reconvertir una iglesia histórica del centro de Winnipeg, dice CentureVenture. CentureVenture anunció consultas públicas para explorar la reconversión de la iglesia patrimonial en el centro, indicando que el sitio podría ofrecer usos comunitarios ampliados según la opinión de las partes interesadas.

🏈 Sports

  1. Los Blue Bombers estarán sin el tackle All‑Star Jarell Broxton para el partido del jueves. El entrenador Mike O'Shea confirmó que Broxton fue colocado en la lista de lesionados por un partido por un problema de rodilla; Micah Vanterpool arrancará como tackle derecho y el mariscal Zach Collaros se perderá su cuarto partido seguido.
  2. Los Edmonton Elks buscan barrer la serie tras el juego de 510 yardas de Cody Fajardo. Fajardo lanzó para un récord personal de 510 yardas y cuatro touchdowns en la victoria 36‑34 de Edmonton sobre Saskatchewan, un partido en el que los Elks registraron 526 yardas ofensivas netas y destacaron los receptores Austin Mack y T.J. Luther.

📰 Also Today

  • Riley Laychuk publica el pronóstico de Manitoba para el miércoles 29 de julio de 2026.
  • Canadiense detenido en instalación de ICE fue devuelto a detención pese a que un juez halló violaciones de derechos.
  • Brandon fumigará por mosquitos el miércoles por primera vez desde 2022.
  • Autopsia sugiere que perros mataron a la rescatista animal en Sandy Bay Ojibwe First Nation.
  • Ministro ordena revisión del financiamiento de bienestar infantil en Manitoba en un 'punto crítico'.

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Autopsy suggests dogs killed animal rescuer in Sandy Bay Ojibway First Nation

Autopsy results suggest aggressive dogs killed an animal rescuer visiting a Manitoba community to pick up puppies from a home earlier in July, the First Nation says.

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Brandon set to fog for mosquitoes Wednesday for 1st time since 2022 in bid to save summer

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Historic downtown Winnipeg church could 'provide so much more,' CentureVenture CEO says as consultations begin

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Canadian who was held in ICE facility for months back in detention despite judge's ruling rights were violated

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Man stabbed while trying to help overdosing woman in Winnipeg park

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No charges for Winnipeg officers who shot at stolen truck on street with kids playing: police watchdog

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Manitoba Hydro receives offers 'in the hundreds of millions' for software it created: CEO

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Man charged in window-smashing spree denied bail due to lengthy criminal history

A man accused of causing thousands of dollars in damage during a window-smashing spree in a Winnipeg neighbourhood Saturday was released on bail three times in July for a variety of alleged thefts and other crimes.

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Riley Laychuk's Manitoba forecast for Wednesday, July 29, 2026

Severe thunderstorms are possible this afternoon and evening in northern Manitoba as an area of low pressure moves through the area. There is a risk of thunderstorms in the south this evening.

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Calgary coming for Slurpee Capital of the World title held by Winnipeg for 2 decades

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All-star tackle Jarell Broxton out with injury for Winnipeg Blue Bombers

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Sports Jul 29, 2026
Animal advocacy groups to honour rescue volunteer who died with Winnipeg rally

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