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温尼伯周六要闻 · Pimicikamak封锁、威弗利西新站征设计

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🚑 突发与事件

  1. Pimicikamak 克里族(Pimicikamak Cree Nation)在致命枪击后被封锁,一人死亡。 首领大卫·莫尼亚斯(David Monias)宣布封锁,称皇家加拿大骑警重案组正在调查,遗体预计今日运抵;条约与原住民日庆祝活动取消,居民被下令留在室内、锁好门并向警方报告可疑活动。
  2. 温尼伯在夜间风暴后仍有数百户停电;市务人员预计周六可修复。 市政人员报告风暴后仍有数百起停电,并称修复工作可能在周六完成;更新中未提供更多风暴细节。

🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 温尼伯警方在西百老汇住所缴获毒品与武器,七人被起诉。 警方在搜查一处西百老汇住所后提出七项指控,并缴获毒品与武器;公告未披露更多指控细节。
  2. 温尼伯一男子就网上主张种族灭绝与故意煽动仇恨认罪。 法院记录显示被告就社交媒体帖子在仇恨言论条款下认罪;报告未包含量刑细节。
  3. 歌德尼亚馆(Ghana pavilion)在福尔克洛拉玛(Folklorama)开幕前数日,服装在温尼伯被盗。 组织方报告在福尔克洛拉玛预定开幕前,歌德尼亚馆的演出服被盗;警方已接报,组织方正寻求替代服装。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 温尼伯市公开征集威弗利西(Waverley West)新消防‑急救站设计方案。 市府发布征集书,寻求为威弗利西地区建设的合并消防与急救设施的设计方案。
  2. 现任席瑞·罗林斯(Sherri Rollins)退出福特鲁日–东福特加里(Fort Rouge–East Fort Garry)市政选举。 现任议员席瑞·罗林斯决定不再竞选第三个任期,从即将到来的市政选举中撤出一位资深候选人。
  3. 多芬医院关闭后,温尼伯西斯(Winnipegosis)一位老人需长途往返透析。 报告引用患者说法称,多芬医院关闭后,该地老人需花数小时往返接受透析治疗。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. 温尼伯一名妇女称人权博物馆的纳克巴(Nakba)展览展示其家人像,遭遇痛苦反弹。 一位出席者描述人权博物馆的纳克巴展览,称因展示家族成员而遭遇情感上的强烈反弹。
  2. 弗林弗隆(Flin Flon)地区艺术家用绘画讲述野火生存与北部采矿史。 弗林弗隆地区的艺术家创作作品,描绘野火生存故事与该地区的北部采矿历史,并在本地画廊展出。

📰 今日其他

  • 新斯科舍省皇家加拿大骑警指控一名38岁男子诱骗、四起性侵与四起性干预。
  • 首领报告称在枪声与一人死亡后,Pimicikamak 社区被封锁。
  • 西捷航空(WestJet)在周日罢工最后期限前取消81个航班。
  • 赖利·莱丘克(Riley Laychuk)预测长周末多云转晴。
  • 斯坦巴赫(Steinbach)游行开启先民日庆祝活动。
  • 农民面临天气、关税与供应问题,被形容为三重打击。
  • 西曼尼托巴部分商店因密集蚊群导致驱虫喷雾短缺。
  • 加拿大最后几位二战老兵之一去世,享年101岁。

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