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Operator ng Bus Sinaksak; 20-Oras na Pagkuha ng Kama sa ER; Mga Parmasyutiko Maaaring Magreseta ng Kontrasepsyon — Winnipeg Biyernes

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🚨 Krimen at Kaligtasan Publiko

  1. Sinaksak ang operator ng Winnipeg Transit matapos hingin sa pasahero na magbayad ng pamasahe malapit sa Isabel St at William Ave bandang 1:20 a.m. Tinusok ng salarin ang tsuper ng dalawang beses sa binti gamit ang syringe; dinala ang operator sa Seven Oaks Hospital na nasa matatag na kondisyon, at sinabi ng Winnipeg police na wala pang pag-aresto.
  2. RCMP nagsamsam ng humigit-kumulang 970,000 dolyar ng Canada sa cash matapos ang traffic stop noong Hulyo 31 malapit sa Brandon. Hininto ng mga opisyal ang sasakyan dahil sa overspeeding (129 km/h sa 100 km/h na zone), inaresto ang isang 22-taong-gulang mula Toronto at isang 44-taong-gulang mula Stouffville, at kinasuhan pareho ng possession of property obtained by crime para sa layuning trafficking na higit sa $5,000.
  3. Halos 600,000 ilegal na sigarilyo kinuha mula sa bahay sa Sherbrook Street, Winnipeg. Kinumpiska ng pulis ang humigit-kumulang 3,000 karton ng sigarilyo at 1,500 dolyar ng Canada sa cash, kinasuhan ang isang 36-taong-gulang na lalaki ng trafficking in contraband tobacco at possession of property obtained by crime under $5,000, at pinakawalan siya sa ilalim ng undertaking.

🏛️ Gobyerno at Pulitika

  1. Papayagan ng Manitoba ang mga parmasyutiko na magreseta ng kontrasepsyon pagkatapos ng aprubadong pagsasanay. Inanunsyo ni Health Minister Uzoma Asagwara na maaaring magreseta at magbigay ng iba't ibang uri ng kontraseptibo ang mga parmasyutiko, at isasama ang pagsasanay sa kurikulum ng mga paaralang parmasya ng probinsiya para palawakin ang access matapos gawing libre ng lalawigan ang birth control.
  2. Panukalang pagbabago ng pamumuno sa tatlong rural na istasyon ng bumbero sa Manitoba nagdulot ng magkakahalong reaksyon mula sa kasalukuyang mga punong bumbero. Babaguhin ng panukala ang estruktura ng pamumuno sa tatlong boluntaryong istasyon; naglabas ng mga pampublikong pahayag ang mga kasalukuyang chief na may magkakahalong saloobin tungkol sa plano.

🏥 Kalusugan

  1. Pamilya: isang terminally ill na babae naghintay ng 20 oras sa stretcher sa hallway ng HSC ER. Sinabi ni Theresa Chanowski na ang kanyang 70-taong-gulang na ina, Colleen Titanich (stage four cancer), dumating sa Health Sciences Centre at nanatili sa hallway ng 20 oras bago nabigyan ng kama; inilarawan ni Chanowski ang ER bilang masikip at maingay.
  2. Inutusan ng Manitoba ang fogging laban sa lamok sa Morden at Boissevain dahil sa pag-aalala sa West Nile. Pinahintulutan ng mga awtoridad ng probinsiya ang targeted fogging sa Morden at Boissevain matapos may natuklasang panganib ng West Nile virus sa mga komunidad na iyon.

🎨 Komunidad at Kultura

  1. Winnipeg Sea Bears nakamit ang unang panalo sa playoffs sa kasaysayan ng franchise, tinalo ang Saskatoon Mamba 99-88. Nag-ambag si Jelani Watson-Gayle ng 27 puntos mula sa bench, nagdagdag si Xavier Moon ng 20 puntos at siyam na assists, at uunlad ang Winnipeg sa Sabado para sa Western Conference Final laban sa Vancouver Bandits.
  2. Pangalanan ng lungsod ang Brent Fitz Way bilang parangal kay drummer Brent Fitz. Inanunsyo ng mayor ng Winnipeg ang paglalagay ng pangalan para kilalanin si Brent Fitz bilang “isa sa mga pinakinarangalang drummer sa rock music.”

📰 Also Today

  • Bumaba sa dalawa ang kaso ng tigdas sa Manitoba noong Hulyo.
  • Nag-iimbestiga ang major crimes unit matapos ang pananaksak sa driver ng bus sa Winnipeg.
  • Traffic stop nauwi sa halos 1M dolyar ng Canada na pagsamsam sa Manitoba.
  • Bell outage nag-iwan ng 84 katao na hindi makatawag sa 911 sa Manitoba.
  • Kompanyang trucking na konektado sa nakamamatay na crash sa Manitoba kabilang sa 20 carrier na inalis sa Alberta.
  • Lalaking taga-Winnipeg kinasuhan sa fatal shooting na nagdulot ng lockdown sa Pimicikamak.
  • Ama na nagpapalaganap ng kamalayan tungkol sa rare na sakit ng anak tumigil sa Winnipeg.
  • Humihingi ng tips ang Winnipeg police sa pagkawala ng babae noong 2019.
  • Sinasabi ng residente na mabilis pa rin ang takbo ng mga bus sa Wolseley sa kabila ng slowdown order.
  • Isang electrician ang ika-10 na nagparehistro bilang kandidato sa pagka-mayor ng Winnipeg.
  • Review ng Manitoba sa pagpopondo ng child welfare naglalayong pagbutihin ang kalalabasan para sa mga batang nasa care.
  • Nagbukas ang Liquor Mart ng window-service kiosk sa loob ng Save-On-Foods Garden City.
  • Si Riley Laychuk naglabas ng Winnipeg weather forecast para sa Biyernes, Aug. 7, 2026.
  • Nakaiskedyul na isara ang dalawang pangunahing ruta sa Winnipeg ngayong weekend.
  • Patuloy ang panawagan ng hustisya sa 2019 homicide ruling ng isang babae sa Manitoba.
  • Local na negosyo at youth centre tinanggap ang muling crackdown sa droga habang may mga kritiko sa bisa nito.
  • Inaabangang mag-start si Nathan Rourke para sa B.C. Lions sa kanilang Sabado CFL game.
  • Mangingisda nakakuha ng 1950s training grenade mula sa Red River sa Selkirk; tinawag ang EOD.
  • Mahigit 4,000 crop insurance claims inihain ng prairie producers matapos ang unos na Hulyo.
  • Nagpapalaganap ng kamalayan ang mga Manigotoban tungkol sa ovarian cancer; survival humigit-kumulang 45%.
  • (Duplicate) Ama na nagpapalaganap ng kamalayan tungkol sa rare na sakit ng anak tumigil sa Winnipeg.

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