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温尼伯周三要闻 · 轰炸机伤病、动物救援集会与水电公司出价

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🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 省级警察监督机构不起诉在有儿童的街道向被盗卡车开枪的温尼伯警员。 报告称,省级监督机构在调查后决定不会提出指控。该事件发生在一辆被盗卡车穿过有儿童玩耍的居民区街道时,警员向车辆开火。
  2. 温尼伯一男子在公园救助疑似药物过量女性时被刺。 警方称,刺伤发生在本地一处公园,男子当时出手协助一名疑似过量的女性;调查人员到场,事件仍在调查中。
  3. 涉嫌砸窗案嫌疑人因长期犯罪记录被拒保释。 一名被控连环砸窗的温尼伯男子在听证时被法官以其广泛的前科为由拒绝保释。

💼 经济与商业

  1. 曼尼托巴水电(Manitoba Hydro)称其开发的软件收到了“数亿”出价。 公司发布声明称,多家出价者提出价值数亿的报价,首席执行官确认高管层正在审阅这些提案。
  2. 温尼伯保持 20 年 Slurpee 冠军地位面临威胁,卡尔加里缩小差距。 7‑Eleven 的数据显示,温尼伯平均每月销售 188,833 杯 Slurpee,已连任二十年;7‑Eleven Canada 表示,卡尔加里每店消费上升已缩小领先优势。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. 动物救援组织将在曼尼托巴省议会前集会,悼念志愿者阿曼达·诺比斯之死并要求资金。 多个组织将于周三集会,缅怀 37 岁的阿曼达·诺比斯(Amanda Nobiss),她的遗体于 7 月 17 日在桑迪湾奥吉布瓦原住民保留地(Sandy Bay Ojibwe First Nation)被发现。诺比斯在救助犬只时遭袭身亡,组织将敦促政府提供经费以应对犬只过剩问题。
  2. CentureVenture(CentureVenture)称将启动公众咨询,探讨改造温尼伯市中心一座历史教堂。 公司宣布启动公开咨询,征求利益相关方意见以评估将该遗产教堂改作更广泛社区用途的可能性。

🏈 体育

  1. 蓝色轰炸机(Blue Bombers)将缺席全明星左护锋贾雷尔·布罗克斯顿,周四比赛受伤名单生效。 主教练迈克·奥肖(Mike O'Shea)证实布罗克斯顿因膝伤被列入一场比赛伤病名单,米卡·范特浦尔(Micah Vanterpool)将首发担任右护锋,四分卫扎克·科拉罗斯(Zach Collaros)将缺席队伍的第四场比赛。
  2. 埃德蒙顿麋鹿(Edmonton Elks)在科迪·法哈尔多的 510 码表现带动下,力争完成主客场双杀。 法哈尔多(Cody Fajardo)传球创职业生涯新高 510 码并投出四次达阵,埃德蒙顿以 36‑34 击败萨斯喀彻温,球队净进攻码数达 526 码,奥斯汀·马克(Austin Mack)与 T·J·卢瑟(T.J. Luther)表现突出。

📰 另有报道

  • 莱利·莱丘克发布曼尼托巴 2026 年 7 月 29 日的天气预报。
  • 一名在美国移民与海关执法局拘留的加拿大人被遣返回拘留,尽管法官发现权利被侵犯。
  • 布兰登周三将首次自 2022 年起进行驱蚊烟雾喷洒。
  • 尸检显示桑迪湾奥吉布瓦原住民保留地的动物救援者可能被犬只致死。
  • 部长下令审查曼尼托巴儿童福利资金,称已处于“关键关头”。

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