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温尼伯周五要闻 · 公交司机被针刺、急诊走廊等候20小时、药剂师获开避孕药权

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🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 温尼伯公交(Winnipeg Transit)一名司机在凌晨1:20于Isabel街与William大道附近要求乘客付车费后被刺。 嫌疑人用注射器向司机腿部刺了两下,司机被送往七橡树医院(Seven Oaks Hospital),情况稳定。温尼伯警方表示尚未有人被捕。
  2. 皇家加拿大骑警(RCMP)在布兰登附近7月31日的一次拦检中缴获约97万加元现金。 警方因超速(时速129公里,限速100公里)拦停车辆,逮捕一名来自多伦多的22岁男子和一名来自斯托夫维尔(Stouffville)的44岁男子,指控两人持有为贩运目的而得的价值超过5,000加元的赃物。
  3. 温尼伯Sherbrook街一处住宅查获近60万支走私香烟。 警方缴获约3,000条香烟纸盒和1,500加元现金,控告一名36岁男子走私违禁烟草和持有价值低于5,000加元的赃物,并以保证书释放该男子。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 艾伯塔(Manitoba)将允许经批准培训的药剂师开具避孕药并实施避孕注射。 卫生部长乌佐玛·阿萨格瓦拉(Uzoma Asagwara)宣布,药剂师可在完成相关培训后开具并施用多种避孕措施;该培训将纳入省内药学课程,以在省政府将避孕药免费后进一步扩大可及性。
  2. 曼尼托巴三处农村消防站拟调整领导架构,现任消防长反应不一。 该提案将改变三处志愿消防站的领导结构;现任消防长公开对此方案表达了不同意见。

🏥 卫生

  1. 家属称一名晚期病人在卫生科学中心急诊走廊担架上等候20小时。 特蕾莎·查诺斯基(Theresa Chanowski)说,她70岁的母亲科琳·蒂塔尼奇(Colleen Titanich,第四期癌症)抵达健康科学中心(Health Sciences Centre)后在走廊等待了20小时才分配到病床;查诺斯基形容急诊拥挤且嘈杂。
  2. 曼尼托巴下令在莫登(Morden)和博伊斯维恩(Boissevain)进行喷雾灭蚊以应对西尼罗河病毒风险。 省级当局授权对上述社区开展有针对性的喷雾灭蚊行动,以应对检测到的西尼罗河病毒风险。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. 温尼伯海熊(Winnipeg Sea Bears)取得队史首场季后赛胜利,以99比88击败萨斯卡通曼巴(Saskatoon Mamba)。 杰拉尼·沃森-盖尔(Jelani Watson-Gayle)替补出场拿下27分,泽维尔·穆恩(Xavier Moon)贡献20分和9次助攻,温尼伯将于周六对阵温哥华班迪茨(Vancouver Bandits)争夺西部决赛席位。
  2. 市府将一条道路命名为布伦特·菲茨路(Brent Fitz Way),以表彰鼓手布伦特·菲茨。 温尼伯市长宣布该命名,称布伦特·菲茨是“摇滚界最受尊敬的鼓手之一”。

📰 还有这些要闻

  • 7月曼尼托巴麻疹病例降至2例。
  • 重大犯罪组正在调查温尼伯公交司机被刺事件。
  • 交通拦检导致曼尼托巴近百万加元现金被查获。
  • 贝尔网络故障导致曼尼托巴84人无法拨打911。
  • 涉致命事故的曼尼托巴卡车公司在艾伯塔被淘汰出20家承运商名单。
  • 温尼伯男子因致使Pimicikamak地区封锁的致命枪击案被起诉。
  • 一名父亲为患罕见病的儿子筹资与宣传时停留温尼伯。
  • 温尼伯警方征集关于2019年一名女性失踪案的线索。
  • 居民称尽管已下令减速,沃尔斯利(Wolseley)公交仍行驶过快。
  • 一名电工成为第10位登记竞选温尼伯市长的候选人。
  • 曼尼托巴对儿童福利资金的审查旨在改善寄养儿童的结局。
  • Liquor Mart在Save-On-Foods Garden City内开设窗口服务亭。
  • 莱利·莱丘克发布温尼伯2026年8月7日星期五天气预报。
  • 两条温尼伯主要交通路线计划在周末实施封闭。
  • 对2019年曼尼托巴一名女子被杀案裁决的伸张正义呼声仍在继续。
  • 当地商家与青年中心欢迎新一轮缉毒行动,批评者则质疑其效力。
  • 内森·鲁尔克预计将在周六的加拿大橄榄球联盟比赛中代表不列颠哥伦比亚雄狮首发。
  • 一名垂钓者在塞尔柯克(Selkirk)红河钓出一枚1950年代训练用手榴弹,爆炸物处理组已到场。
  • 草原地区生产者在多风暴的7月后提交了4,000多份作物保险索赔。
  • 曼尼托巴人提高卵巢癌意识;存活率约45%。
  • (重复)一名父亲为患罕见病的儿子筹资与宣传时停留温尼伯。

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