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溫尼伯週六要聞 · 皮米奇卡馬克封鎖、西百老匯7人被控、韋弗利西新站徵設計

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🚑 突發與事故

  1. 皮米奇卡馬克克里族社區(Pimicikamak Cree Nation)遭封鎖,致命槍擊案造成1死。 部落酋長大衛·莫尼亞斯宣布封鎖,表示皇家加拿大騎警重大刑事組(Major Crime Services)正在調查,遺體預計今日到位;條約日與原住民日慶祝活動取消,居民被要求留在室內、鎖好門窗並向警方通報可疑情況。
  2. 暴風過後數百戶溫尼伯仍停電;市府團隊預計週六完成修復。 市府人員報告風暴後數百處停電,並表示修復工作有望在週六完成;更新中未提供額外風暴細節。

🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 溫尼伯警方在西百老匯(West Broadway)住所查獲毒品與武器,7人被控。 警方在搜查西百老匯一處住家後提出7項控罪,並查扣毒品與武器;通報未公布更多起訴細節。
  2. 溫尼伯男子承認在網路上鼓吹種族滅絕並故意散布仇恨言論。 法院紀錄顯示被告就遭控的社群媒體貼文認罪;報導未載明判刑細節。
  3. 在民俗節(Folklorama)開幕前數日,迦納展館服裝在溫尼伯被偷。 主辦單位表示迦納展館預定開幕前在溫尼伯發生服裝失竊,已報警並尋求替代服裝。

🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 溫尼伯市徵求韋弗利西(Waverley West)新消防/救護站設計案。 市府發出設計徵求案,指出該專案為結合消防與救護功能的設施,服務韋弗利西地區。
  2. 現任議員雪莉·羅林斯(Sherri Rollins)退出福魯日—東福特加里(Fort Rouge–East Fort Garry)市政選舉。 現任者宣布不再尋求第三次連任,從即將到來的市選中撤出一名資深候選人。
  3. 多芬(Dauphin)醫院關閉後,溫尼伯西北小鎮溫尼伯西斯(Winnipegosis)一名長者需長途奔波洗腎。 報導引用患者說法,指出該名長者為洗腎需行駛數小時。

🎨 社區與文化

  1. 溫尼伯一名女性表示人權博物館的納克巴(Nakba)展覽展示家人照片,引發痛苦反彈。 一位參觀者描述展覽中呈現家屬影像,並報告因此受到情緒上的衝擊與反彈。
  2. 弗林弗倫(Flin Flon)地區藝術家以畫作呈現野火求生與北方礦業史。 該區藝術家創作描繪野火求生故事與地區礦業史,作品在當地畫廊展出。

📰 其他要聞

  • 新斯科舍省皇家加拿大騎警指控一名38歲男子以誘拐、4起性侵及4起性干預罪。
  • 酋長通報槍擊與一人死亡後,皮米奇卡馬克社區被封鎖。
  • 西捷航空(WestJet)在週日罷工截止前取消81航班。
  • 氣象員萊利·雷楚克(Riley Laychuk)預報長週末多為晴朗。
  • 斯坦巴赫(Steinbach)遊行啟動拓荒者日(Pioneer Days)慶祝活動。
  • 農民面臨天候、關稅與供應問題,被形容為三重打擊。
  • 西馬尼托巴部分商店出現驅蟲噴霧短缺,因劇烈蚊群出現。
  • 加拿大最後一批第二次世界大戰退伍軍人之一辭世,享壽101歲。

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One of Canada's last Second World War veterans dies at 101

Navy Capt. William (Bill) Wilson enlisted in the Royal Canadian Navy in 1942, serving aboard HMCS Ottawa as a seaman gunner during the latter stages of the Battle of the Atlantic and taking part in the D-Day landings at Normandy.

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Bug spray shortage bites some western Manitoba shops amid 'horrific' mosquito swarms

Some people in western Manitoba are having a hard time finding bug spray for the long weekend as local shops experience a shortage.

General Aug 1, 2026

Winnipegosis senior travelling hours for dialysis amid Dauphin hospital closure

A Manitoba senior says the 10-hour travel days to get kidney dialysis in Brandon are exhausting. Mike Beyak, 78, lives in Winnipegosis, about 55 kilometres north of Dauphin.

General Aug 1, 2026

City of Winnipeg seeks design proposals for new Waverley West fire-paramedic station

The City of Winnipeg is seeking proposals for the design of a new fire-paramedic station for one of its fastest growing neighbourhoods.

General Aug 1, 2026

Winnipeg man pleads guilty to advocating genocide and wilfully promoting hatred in social media posts

A Winnipeg man who self-identified as being "extremely racist" in posts he made on social media has pleaded guilty to advocating genocide and wilfully promoting hatred against Muslims and Jews.

General Aug 1, 2026

Incumbent Sherri Rollins bows out of third Fort Rouge-East Fort Garry race

There is now a wide-open race for council in Winnipeg's Fort Rouge-East Fort Garry ward as incumbent Sherri Rollins has withdrawn her candidacy.

General Aug 1, 2026

Outfits stolen in Winnipeg days before Ghana pavilion set to open for Folklorama

Winnipeg's Ghanaian community has been forced into scramble mode after most of its outfits were stolen with only three days to go before its Folklorama pavilion opens.

General Aug 1, 2026

Hundreds of power outages remaining after Winnipeg storm could be resolved by Saturday

Manitoba Hydro is warning some customers that power knocked out by heavy winds might not be restored before the weekend, as it deals with hundreds of outages.

General Aug 1, 2026

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

Seven people have been charged after drugs and weapons were found in a Young Street home Wednesday, following complaints about suspected drug trafficking, Winnipeg police say.

General Aug 1, 2026

Farmers hit with triple whammy of weather, tariffs, supply issues

Mother Nature, supply chain disruptions and U.S. tariffs are combining to create what some farmers in Western Canada say will be the most expensive crop in years.

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Steinbach parade gets Pioneer Days rolling

Thousands took to Main Street in Steinbach on Friday for the Pioneer Days Parade, a long weekend celebration of the city's Mennonite heritage.

General Aug 1, 2026

Blowback to Nakba exhibit featuring family members at human rights museum heartbreaking: Winnipeg woman

A woman whose family is among those featured in a controversial human rights museum exhibit on the displacement of Palestinians says she's disappointed the public discussion has focused so much on what non-Palestinians think the exhibit should say.

General Aug 1, 2026

Flin Flon-area artists use paint to share stories of wildfire survival, northern mining history

A pair of Flin Flon artists are using paint and canvas to share stories the northern Manitoba community's mining history and the aftermath of 2025 wildfires, in exhibits being showcased across the Prairies.

General Aug 1, 2026

Riley Laychuk's long weekend forecast: mostly sunny

Temperatures across the province will be in the high 20 C or low 30 C range through Saturday and Sunday. There is a chance of showers in northwest Manitoba Sunday, with a chance province-wide into Monday.

General Aug 1, 2026

WestJet cancels 81 flights ahead of Sunday strike deadline

WestJet announced early Saturday morning that 81 of the day's scheduled flights have been scrubbed ahead of the stike deadling on Sunday.

General Aug 1, 2026

Pimicikamak Cree Nation under lockdown after gunshots fired, 1 person dead: chief

Pimicikamak Cree Nation in northern Manitoba went into lockdown early Saturday morning after gunshots were fired and one person died.

General Aug 1, 2026
Lockdown ordered after fatal shooting in northern Manitoba First Nation

Lockdown ordered after fatal shooting in northern Manitoba First Nation

The Pimicikamak Cree Nation First Nation in northern Manitoba has been placed under lockdown following a fatal shooting. Residents urged to stay indoors as RCMP investigate.

Crime Aug 1, 2026
N.S. RCMP accuse man of sex charges involving youths, seek additional victims

N.S. RCMP accuse man of sex charges involving youths, seek additional victims

A Manitoba man faces child luring and sexual offence charges. Police believe there may be more victims and are urging anyone with information to come forward.

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