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Lockdown sa Pimicikamak; 7 Kinasuhan sa West Broadway; Bagong Waverley West Fire‑Paramedic Station — Winnipeg Saturday

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🚑 Pagbabalita at Mga Insidente

  1. Pimicikamak Cree Nation inilagay sa lockdown matapos ang nakamamatay na pamamaril, isang tao patay. Inanunsyo ni Chief David Monias ang lockdown at sinabi niyang iniimbestigahan ito ng RCMP Major Crime Services at inaasahan ang pagdating ng bangkay ngayong araw; kinansela ang Treaty and Indian Days na selebrasyon at inutusan ang mga residente na manatili sa loob ng bahay, i-lock ang mga pinto at i-report ang kahina-hinalang kilos sa pulisya.
  2. Daan-daang pagkawala ng kuryente sa Winnipeg nananatili matapos ang bagyong naganap kagabi; inaasahan ng mga crew na maaayos ito pagsapit ng Sabado. Ulat ng mga city crew na may daan-daang outage matapos ang bagyo at sinabi nilang posibleng matapos ang restoration work pagsapit ng Sabado; walang karagdagang detalye tungkol sa bagyo sa inilabas na update.

🚨 Krimen at Pampublikong Kaligtasan

  1. Pito ang kinasuhan matapos makumpiska ng Winnipeg police ang droga at armas sa isang bahay sa West Broadway. Naghain ng pitong charges ang Winnipeg police matapos ang paghahanap sa isang tirahan sa West Broadway kung saan nakumpiska ang mga droga at armas; walang karagdagang detalye tungkol sa mga kaso sa abiso.
  2. Lalaki sa Winnipeg umamin ng guilty sa pag-aagitate ng genocide at sinadyang magpalaganap ng pagkamuhi online. Ipinapakita ng mga record ng korte na inamin ng nasasakdal sa Winnipeg ang pagkakasala kaugnay ng mga post sa social media na sinampahan ng kaso sa ilalim ng hate-speech provisions; walang detalyeng paghuhukom sa ulat.
  3. Nawala ang mga kasuotan para sa pavilion ng Ghana sa Winnipeg ilang araw bago ang pagbubukas ng Folklorama. Ulat ng mga organizer na naganap ang pagnanakaw ng mga costume sa Winnipeg bago ang nakatakdang pagbubukas ng Ghana pavilion sa Folklorama; ipinaalam na sa pulis at naghahanap ang mga organizer ng kapalit.

🏛️ Pamahalaan at Pulitika

  1. City of Winnipeg humihingi ng design proposals para sa bagong Waverley West fire‑paramedic station. Naglabas ang lungsod ng panawagan para sa mga design proposals para sa bagong Waverley West station, na tinukoy bilang pinagsamang pasilidad para sa sunog at paramedic na magsisilbi sa Waverley West area.
  2. Umalis sa karera si Sherri Rollins, incumbent, sa Fort Rouge–East Fort Garry municipal race. Tumanggi si Sherri Rollins na tumakbo para sa pangatlong pagkakataon sa Fort Rouge–East Fort Garry, kaya aalis ang isang kilalang kandidato sa nalalapit na munisipal na paligsahan.
  3. Senior mula sa Winnipegosis naglalakbay ng ilang oras para sa dialysis matapos isara ang serbisyong dialysis sa Dauphin hospital. Ayon sa ulat, isang pasyente ang nagkuwento na ngayon ay naglalakbay nang matagal para sa mga dialysis treatment matapos magsara ang serbisyo sa Dauphin hospital.

🎨 Komunidad at Kultura

  1. Babaeng taga-Winnipeg nagsabing ang Nakba exhibit na nagpapakita ng mga miyembro ng pamilya sa human rights museum nagdulot ng masakit na backlash. Ikinuwento ng isang dumalo mula sa Winnipeg ang exhibit sa human rights museum at iniulat ang emosyonal na pagtuligsa na nauugnay sa pagpapakita ng mga miyembro ng pamilya sa Nakba exhibit.
  2. Mga artist sa paligid ng Flin Flon gumamit ng pagpipinta para ibahagi ang karanasan sa pag-survive sa wildfire at kasaysayan ng pagmimina sa hilaga. Gumawa ang mga artist sa rehiyon ng mga likhang nagpapakita ng kuwento ng pagtagumpay sa wildfire at ng kasaysayan ng pagmimina sa hilaga, na itinanghal sa mga lokal na gallery.

📰 Ngayon din

  • Nova Scotia RCMP kinasuhan ang 38-anyos na lalaki ng luring, apat na sexual assaults, apat na sexual interference.
  • Inireport ng chief ang lockdown sa komunidad ng Pimicikamak matapos ang mga putok at isang pagkamatay.
  • Kinansela ng WestJet ang 81 flight bago ang deadlines ng welga sa Linggo.
  • Maikling linggong forecast ni Riley Laychuk: kadalasang maaraw.
  • Sinimulan ng parada sa Steinbach ang Pioneer Days celebrations.
  • Hinaharap ng mga magsasaka ang problema sa panahon, tariffs at suplay — tinawag na triple whammy.
  • Kakulangan ng bug spray sa ilang tindahan sa western Manitoba dahil sa matinding daya-dagat ng lamok.
  • Isa sa mga huling beterano ng Ikalawang Digmaang Pandaigdig sa Canada pumanaw sa edad na 101.

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7 charged after drugs, weapons seized from West Broadway home: Winnipeg police

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WestJet cancels 81 flights ahead of Sunday strike deadline

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