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Pagkakasugat ng Bombers, Rally ng Animal‑rescue at Mga Alok sa Hydro — Winnipeg Miyerkules

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🚨 Crime & Public Safety

  1. Pinawalang-sala ng police watchdog ang mga opisyal ng Winnipeg na tumira sa isang ninakaw na trak habang may mga batang naglalaro sa kalye. Ayon sa provincial watchdog, hindi nito isasampa ang mga kaso matapos barilin ng mga opisyal ang isang ninakaw na trak na dumaan sa isang residential street kung saan naglalaro ang mga bata; ito ang desisyong lumabas matapos ang kanilang imbestigasyon.
  2. Lalaking sinaksak habang tinutulungan ang isang babaeng inaakalaang nag-overdose sa isang parke sa Winnipeg. Iniulat ng pulisya na nangyari ang pananaksak sa isang lokal na parke nang nam intervene ang isang lalaki para tumulong sa isang babaeng pinaghihinalaang nag-overdose; dumating ang mga imbestigador sa lugar at patuloy ang pagsisiyasat.
  3. Hinilingang hindi makalaya sa piyansa dahil sa mahabang rekord ng krimen ang suspek sa pagbasag ng mga bintana. Ang isang lalaki sa Winnipeg na iniharap dahil sa serye ng pagbasag ng mga bintana ay hindi pinayagang makalaya ng hukom na binigyang-diin ang kanyang malawak na naunang rekord sa pagsampa ng kaso.

💼 Economy & Business

  1. Sinabi ng Manitoba Hydro na nakatanggap ito ng mga alok na 'mga daang milyon' para sa mga programang pang-computer na kanilang binuo. Kinumpirma ng mga pahayag ng Punong ehekutibo na may ilang alok na tinatayang nasa daan-daang milyon para sa proprietary na programang pang-computer ng utility, at sinusuri ngayon ng mga ehekutibo ang mga panukala, ayon sa pahayag ng kumpanya.
  2. Nanganganib ang 20-taong koronang Slurpee ng Winnipeg habang pinaikling ng Calgary ang agwat. Ipinapakita ng datos ng 7‑Eleven na ang Winnipeg ay may average na 188,833 Slurpees na naibebenta bawat buwan at hawak ang titulo sa loob ng dalawang dekada; ang tumataas na konsumo kada tindahan sa Calgary ang nagpayak sa lamang, ayon sa 7‑Eleven Canada.

🎨 Community & Culture

  1. Magsasagawa ng rally ang mga grupo ng animal-rescue sa Manitoba legislature matapos ang pagkamatay ng boluntaryong si Amanda Nobiss. Magtitipon ang iba't ibang grupo ngayong Miyerkules upang parangalan ang 37-taong-gulang na si Amanda Nobiss, na natagpuan patay noong Hulyo 17 sa Sandy Bay Ojibwe First Nation matapos atakihin habang nagsasagip ng mga aso, at para igiit sa mga pamahalaan ang pondo upang harapin ang sobrang populasyon ng aso.
  2. Nagsimula ang konsultasyon para sa muling paggamit ng isang makasaysayang simbahan sa downtown Winnipeg, sabi ng CentureVenture. Inanunsyo ng CentureVenture ang mga pampublikong konsultasyon upang siyasatin ang posibleng redevelopment ng heritage church sa downtown Winnipeg, na nagsasabing maaaring magamit ang lugar para sa pinalawak na serbisyo ng komunidad depende sa input ng mga stakeholder.

🏈 Sports

  1. Hindi makakatampok ang Blue Bombers ng All‑Star tackle na si Jarell Broxton para sa laro ng Huwebes. Kinumpirma ni coach Mike O'Shea na inilagay si Broxton sa one‑game injured list dahil sa problema sa tuhod; si Micah Vanterpool ang magsisimula bilang right tackle, at hindi makakalaro si QB Zach Collaros para sa kanyang ika‑apat na sunod-sunod na pagkukulang.
  2. Layunin ng Edmonton Elks na i-sweep ang home‑and‑home series pagkatapos ng 510‑yard na laro ni Cody Fajardo. Nag‑pass si Fajardo ng career-best na 510 yards at apat na touchdown sa panalo ng Edmonton na 36‑34 laban sa Saskatchewan, isang laro na nagtala ng 526 net offensive yards para sa Elks at tampok ang magagandang pagpapakita nina Austin Mack at T.J. Luther sa pagtanggap.

📰 Also Today

  • Nag-post si Riley Laychuk ng forecast ng Manitoba para sa Miyerkules, Hulyo 29, 2026.
  • Isang Canadian na hawak sa pasilidad ng ICE ibinalik sa kustodiya sa kabila ng paghahanap ng hukom ng paglabag sa karapatan.
  • Magkakaroon ng fogging para sa lamok sa Brandon sa Miyerkules, unang beses mula 2022.
  • Autopsy nagpapahiwatig na pinatay ng mga aso ang animal rescuer sa Sandy Bay Ojibwe First Nation.
  • Inutusan ng ministro ang pagsusuri sa pagpopondo ng child‑welfare ng Manitoba sa isang 'kritikal na yugto'.

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