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温尼伯要闻 · 清真寺遭袭、风暴断电与退伍军人村动工

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🚨 Crime & Public Safety

  1. 温尼伯瓦特街的拉赫玛伊斯兰中心遭疑似仇恨动机袭击;警方调查枪击与砸窗。 东区警员在晚上11:30左右发现瓦特街拉赫玛伊斯兰中心有“新近破碎的窗户”;调查人员称一辆车经过时可能有人开了枪,随后两名嫌疑人徒步返回并又砸坏更多窗户。温尼伯警察局仇恨犯罪科正在调查,预计瓦特街及附近清真寺的巡逻将加强。

  2. 市中心致命刺伤案后有人被捕;嫌疑人被控二级谋杀。 58岁的海伦·安妮·斯彭斯在波塔奇大道300号街区、靠近波塔奇广场一带被刺,送医时情况危急后不治。温尼伯警方称一名23岁、认识受害人的嫌疑人于周三凌晨被捕,并被控二级谋杀。

🌦️ Weather & Roads

  1. 风暴致曼尼托巴水电局约2.8万客户停电;温尼伯阵风达91公里/小时。 加拿大环境与气候变化部记录到市区50公里范围内有2900多次雷击,布兰登阵风最高达133公里/小时;曼尼托巴水电局报告约2.8万用户断电,温尼伯市记录到风暴后有689起与树木相关的服务请求。

🎨 Community & Culture

  1. 家属缅怀失踪的莉娅·基珀,仍列入曼尼托巴失踪人员名单。 32岁的莉娅·基珀为阿尼什纳贝族女性、母亲,最后一次见到她是在2023年7月25日靠近萨尔特大道与塞尔柯克大道一带;她于2023年11月21日报失踪。目前家属主导搜寻,张贴寻人海报并在温尼伯社区走访,同时回忆她作为护理助理和花裙舞舞者的身影。

  2. 原住民领袖在阿西尼博因公园动物园为白色野牛举行仪式。 仪式在温尼伯的阿西尼博因公园动物园举行,地区原住民代表在园区主持了这一文化仪式,以纪念白色野牛。

🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. 推迟四年后,温尼伯退伍军人村将动工。 官员宣布,在延迟四年后,温尼伯退伍军人村项目将开工,向为本地退伍军人提供规划中的住房与服务迈出关键一步。

  2. 北部原住民社区就冬季停电提议集体诉讼。 曼尼托巴北部一个原住民社区在经历冬季停电后提议发起集体诉讼,寻求就停电对社区造成的影响追究法律责任。

💼 Economy & Business

  1. 蓝色轰炸机(Blue Bombers)主场爆冷,卑诗狮(BC Lions)地面冲球377码,将温尼伯战绩推至4胜4负。 卑诗狮以35比19取胜,全场地面冲球达377码,其中赞德·霍瓦斯(Zander Horvath)冲球191码并达阵三次;新秀四分卫凯登·索尔特(Kaidon Salter)贡献160码冲球,蓝色轰炸机四分卫德鲁·布朗(Dru Brown)在第四节受伤离场。本场后温尼伯四场失利全部发生在主场。

📰 Also Today

  • 布兰登一名16岁行人被撞后,女子遭起诉。
  • 风暴吹倒树木,温尼伯数千户断电。
  • 莱利·莱丘克的曼尼托巴天气预报发布(周四,2026年7月30日)。
  • 曼尼托巴农民雨季防护作物,杀菌剂喷洒量上升。
  • 新民主党宣传册称食品价格下降,报告显示温尼伯物价仍在上升。
  • 蓝色轰炸机称在惨败后不会轻视新秀四分卫。
  • 动物福利团体在志愿者死亡后敦促政府协助控制犬只数量。

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