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溫尼伯要聞 · 週五:公車司機遭刺、急診等候20小時、藥劑師可處方避孕藥

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🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 溫尼伯交通公車司機在凌晨1:20於Isabel街與William大道附近向乘客要求付費後遭刺傷。 行兇者以注射器刺傷司機兩次,傷及腿部;司機已送往七橡樹醫院(Seven Oaks Hospital)並維持穩定;溫尼伯警察表示尚未有人被逮捕。
  2. 皇家加拿大騎警於7月31日在布蘭登(Brandon)附近的交通攔查中查獲約97萬加元現金。 警方因超速(時速129公里於限速100公里路段)攔停車輛,逮捕一名來自多倫多的22歲男子與一名來自斯托維爾(Stouffville)的44歲男子,兩人被控持有供販運用之贓物且金額超過5,000加元。
  3. 於Sherbrook街的一處溫尼伯住家起獲近60萬支非法香菸。 警方查扣約3,000條香菸盒與1,500加元現金,控告一名36歲男子販運違禁菸草與持有未達5,000加元的贓物,並以保證交付釋放該男子。

🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 曼尼托巴省將允許經過核准訓練的藥劑師開立避孕藥。 衛生部長Uzoma Asagwara宣布,藥劑師在完成訓練後可處方並施打多種避孕方法,省府已把訓練納入藥學課程,以在省府將避孕藥免費化後擴大民眾取得途徑。
  2. 曼尼托巴三處鄉村消防站擬改變領導架構,現任消防首長回應不一。 該提案將調整三個義消站的領導結構;現任消防首長對此公開表達支持與質疑並存的不同看法。

🏥 健康

  1. 家屬稱末期病患在健康科學中心急診走廊擔架上等候20小時。 Theresa Chanowski表示,她70歲的母親Colleen Titanich(第四期癌症)抵達健康科學中心(Health Sciences Centre)後在走廊等候20小時才獲得病床;Chanowski形容急診擁擠且嘈雜。
  2. 曼尼托巴省因西尼羅病毒疑慮下令在莫登(Morden)與博伊斯萬(Boissevain)施行局部噴霧防蚊。 省府授權對兩社區進行目標性噴霧,以因應檢出之西尼羅病毒風險。

🎨 社區與文化

  1. 溫尼伯海熊(Winnipeg Sea Bears)在隊史首場季後賽勝出,以99比88擊敗薩斯卡通曼巴(Saskatoon Mamba)。 杰拉尼·沃森-蓋爾(Jelani Watson-Gayle)板凳出發貢獻27分,澤維爾·穆恩(Xavier Moon)添20分與9次助攻,溫尼伯晉級週六對戰溫哥華土匪(Vancouver Bandits)的西區決賽。
  2. 市府以鼓手Brent Fitz之名命名「Brent Fitz路」。 溫尼伯市長宣布此命名,以表彰Brent Fitz為「搖滾樂界最受尊敬的鼓手之一」。

📰 今日要聞

  • 曼尼托巴7月麻疹病例降至2例。
  • 重大犯罪組正在調查溫尼伯公車司機遭刺事件。
  • 交通攔查導致曼尼托巴近97萬加元現金被查扣。
  • 貝爾(Bell)通信故障造成84人無法撥打911。
  • 涉及曼尼托巴致命車禍的運輸公司,為亞伯達淘汰的20家運輸業者之一。
  • 溫尼伯男子因致命槍擊案被起訴,事件曾導致Pimicikamak封鎖。
  • (重複)為罕見疾病募款並宣導的父親抵達溫尼伯停留。
  • 溫尼伯警方追查2019年婦女失蹤案線索。
  • 居民表示沃爾斯利(Wolseley)區公車仍行駛過快,儘管已下令減速。
  • 一名電工成為登記參選溫尼伯市長的第10人。
  • 曼尼托巴對兒童福利經費的檢討,旨在改善安置兒童的結果。
  • Liquor Mart在Garden City的Save-On-Foods內開設窗口式服務櫃台。
  • Riley Laychuk發布2026年8月7日(週五)溫尼伯天氣預報。
  • 兩條主要溫尼伯交通路線預定週末封閉。
  • 2019年曼尼托巴婦女謀殺案裁決持續有人呼籲伸張正義。
  • 當地企業與青少年中心歡迎新一波掃毒行動,但批評者質疑其成效。
  • Nathan Rourke預計週六為不列顛哥倫比亞獅(B.C. Lions)出戰加拿大式足球聯盟比賽。
  • 釣客在塞爾柯克(Selkirk)紅河釣起一枚1950年代訓練用手榴彈;爆炸處理小組獲報處理。
  • 草原地區農民在多雨的七月後申請超過4,000件作物保險理賠。
  • 曼尼托巴人提高對卵巢癌的認識;存活率約45%。
  • (重複)為罕見疾病募款並宣導的父親抵達溫尼伯停留。

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