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温尼伯一周回顾 · 清真寺遭袭、原住民社区封锁与狮队胜蓝轰

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🚑 突发与事故

  1. 皮米西卡马克克里族(Pimicikamak Cree Nation)发生致命枪击后封锁。 北曼尼托巴的皮米西卡马克克里族在发生致命枪击后被封锁,皇家骑警重案组正在调查,族长大卫·莫尼亚斯(David Monias)表示;条约与印第安日庆祝活动被取消,警方进行调查期间居民被要求留在室内。
  2. 曼尼托巴致命车祸激增,今年迄今已造成48人死亡。 皇家骑警数据表明曼尼托巴今年迄今共有48起道路死亡事故,省警报告称这是显著增加,引发公众安全关注并推动持续执法行动。

🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 温尼伯拉赫玛伊斯兰中心疑被气枪或塑弹枪击中,窗户被砸。 温尼伯警方表示瓦特街的拉赫玛伊斯兰中心(Rahma Islamic Centre)窗户有新近破损,可能由气枪或塑弹枪造成,嫌疑人还大声叫嚣种族言论;警方锁定罗伯塔大道一处民房为可能的第二目标,并请求公众提供监控录像。
  2. 拉赫玛伊斯兰中心遭袭后报告“新近破碎的窗户”。 东区警员约在晚上11:30发现拉赫玛伊斯兰中心有“新近破碎的窗户”;调查人员将此案视为涉及财产损害和疑似枪击的仇恨犯罪。
  3. 温尼伯市中心刺伤案中一名女子被控二级谋杀。 报道称,一名女子在温尼伯市中心一宗致命刺伤案后被控二级谋杀,通报里指明了指控与事发地点。
  4. 西百老汇毒品和武器搜查后7人被起诉。 温尼伯警方在对西百老汇一处住所的突袭行动中提起控告,行动与涉嫌毒品贩运投诉有关,搜出多把武器和毒品,七人被起诉。
  5. 一名男子在炎热车辆内遗留犬只后被罚款,随后还涉嫌用车撞击路人。 温尼伯警方说,一名67岁男子在气温超过30°C、体感达43°C时将一只德国牧羊犬留在车内;警方随后找到该男子,指控其在逃逸过程中用车撞击一名路人,面临多项指控并被罚款。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 永久居民申请人要求移民处理时限更透明。 永久居民申请人呼吁移民部门对申请处理时限提供更多透明度,称等待时间过长且官方更新时间有限。
  2. 曼尼托巴水电局面临为期十年的能源听证会并遭到强烈批评。 曼尼托巴水电局(Manitoba Hydro)的十年能源规划成为一次“史诗级”夏季听证会的焦点,批评者质疑该公用事业的长期方案及其费率影响。
  3. 对包括北曼尼托巴被警方射杀少年在内的六起死亡案件下达法医调查令。 省当局对六起死亡案下达法医调查令,其中一起涉及在北曼尼托巴被警方射杀的少年,作为正式调查与审查程序的一部分。

💼 经济与商业

  1. IG Wealth母公司出售温尼伯总部,拟搬至租赁的波塔奇与主街(Portage and Main)办公空间。 IG Wealth的母公司计划出售其温尼伯总部,并将搬入波塔奇与主街的租赁写字楼,标志着公司在市中心地产上的调整。
  2. 市中心的Giant Tiger(Giant Tiger)门店将于11月关闭。 公司公告称,市中心的Giant Tiger门店将于11月关门,标志着市中心零售格局的变化,并给出具体关店月份。
  3. 西捷航空(WestJet)空服员在温尼伯开始罢工并举行纠察。 西捷航空的客舱乘务员在温尼伯开始纠察,作为更大范围罢工行动的一部分,劳资争议影响航班安排并导致其他地区航班取消。

🏥 健康

  1. 曼尼托巴在西尼罗河病毒携带蚊虫激增后下令喷雾消杀。 曼尼托巴在监测到多地有检测出西尼罗河病毒阳性的蚊虫激增后,命令在多社区进行喷雾消杀,对受影响地区采取有针对性的媒介防制措施。
  2. 多芬(Dauphin)下周将启用实验室服务和临时门诊诊所。 卫生部门宣布,实验室服务中心和临时门诊诊所预计将在下周末前在多芬启用,以恢复当地的诊断与门诊服务。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. 加纳展馆在Folklorama开幕前被盗文艺服装,寻求协助。 温尼伯加纳展馆组织者报告称,在8月2日至8日的Folklorama节开幕前几天,协调员的车内被盗,丢失包括25件加纳黑星队球衣和40套马科拉市场舞蹈服装等青少年舞蹈服饰,组织者表示演出将照常进行并寻求社区协助。
  2. 弗林弗隆(Flin Flon)艺术家用绘画记录野火幸存与采矿历史。 弗林弗隆地区艺术家创作了一系列作品,描绘野火幸存故事与北部采矿历史,作为一项以当地记忆与工业叙事为核心的区域艺术项目的一部分。
  3. 温尼伯一名女子称人权博物馆关于纳克巴(Nakba)展览遭遇抵制令人心碎。 一名温尼伯女子形容,人权博物馆关于纳克巴的展览所引发的反弹“令人心碎”,并报道了与展览中出现的家庭成员有关的公众反应。

🏈 体育

  1. 不列颠哥伦比亚狮队(B.C. Lions)以377码地面冲球击败温尼伯蓝色轰炸机(Winnipeg Blue Bombers)35-19。 在Princess Auto体育场,31,509名观众见证不列颠哥伦比亚狮队以377码的地面冲球、其中赞德·霍拉瓦斯(Zander Horvath)贡献191码并达阵三次的表现,以35比19击败温尼伯蓝色轰炸机,温尼伯赛季战绩降至4胜4负。

🌦️ 天气与道路

  1. 风暴吹倒树木,温尼伯数千用户断电。 最近一场风暴吹倒树木,使数千用户断电,促使市政和电力公司在多个社区展开抢修。
  2. 温尼伯风暴后仍有数百处断电;修复工作可能在周六前完成。 公用事业公司报告称风暴过后仍有数百处断电,预计维修队伍可在周六前解决大部分故障,城市各处的恢复工作仍在进行中。

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