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温尼伯周回顾:海熊首胜晋级、北端污水厂获5亿拨款、急诊等待受关注

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🚑 突发与事件

  1. 世纪城高层火灾致一人住院。 温尼伯消防与护理服务(Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service)本周处置了一起发生在世纪城(Centennial)地区的高层火灾,报告称一人受重伤住院,目前情况不稳定;初步通报未披露其他伤亡。
  2. 市中心餐厅第三次起火后被拆除。 消防队本周前往处理一处市中心餐厅火情,该餐厅自去年秋季以来已发生第三次火灾;市方报告称涉事建筑随后被拆除。
  3. 钓鱼者在赛尔柯克从红河打捞1950年代训练手榴弹。 皇家加拿大骑警(RCMP)和第17联队炸弹处理队抵达现场调查,一名钓鱼者从红河(Red River)打捞出一枚训练用手榴弹;装置的保险销不见了,但官员判断该训练弹为惰性,已安全转运待销毁。
  4. 贝尔公司称省级通信故障导致近84人无法拨打911。 贝尔公司向监管机构和地方当局披露的一份说明显示,一次影响曼尼托巴大部的通信中断期间,大约84人无法拨打911求助。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 省府承诺为北端污水厂升级最后阶段拨款5亿加元。 曼尼托巴省宣布拨款5亿加元,以完成北端污水处理厂升级的最后阶段,这笔省级资金旨在收尾这一长期基础设施工程。
  2. 布拉德·格罗斯成为温尼伯第11位市长候选人。 商人布拉德·格罗斯正式加入温尼伯市长竞选,本周在市府候选人备案中成为第11位登记参选人。
  3. 一名电工登记为温尼伯第10位市长候选人。 一位职业电工本周完成官方登记,成为温尼伯市长竞选的第10位参选人,市选举记录显示。
  4. 儿童福利倡导者呼吁审查省级拨款以改善成效。 一位曼尼托巴儿童福利倡导者本周敦促对省级儿童福利服务拨款进行审查,称近期利益相关方提交的意见暴露了项目上的若干问题。
  5. 省卫生部长确认曼尼托巴药剂师可开口服避孕药。 省卫生部长宣布,曼尼托巴的药剂师已获授权直接开具避孕药,扩展社区药房作为初级医疗接入点的功能。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. 草原生态博物馆庆祝50周年并公布振兴计划。 草原生态博物馆(Living Prairie Museum)庆祝成立50周年并宣布一项场馆振兴工程,博物馆方面列出将更新展品与场地基础设施的计划。
  2. 市府为温尼伯出生鼓手命名“布伦特·菲茨路”。 温尼伯市长为本地音乐人布伦特·菲茨(Brent Fitz)揭牌街道命名“布伦特·菲茨路”,以表彰这位被称为“摇滚乐界最受尊敬的鼓手之一”的音乐人。
  3. 阿拉亚·麦克艾佛被缅怀为为失踪与被谋杀原住民及跨性别者家庭带声援的倡导者。 曼尼托巴省一位部长在声明中缅怀社区领袖阿拉亚·麦克艾佛(Alaya McIvor),称她是为MMIWG2S+家庭坚定发声的倡导者。
  4. 温尼伯收容所报告因兽医费用高涨导致宠物弃养激增。 温尼伯人道协会表示,上个月有500只动物进入收容,其中150起为因无法承担医疗费用而被弃养;收容所负责人指出兽医费用和住房问题是主要原因。
  5. 2019年曼尼托巴女性死亡被裁定为他杀后,仍有人呼吁伸张正义。 在本周的一系列活动中,倡导者和死者家属重申要求对2019年死亡事件进一步追查和伸张正义的诉求。

🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 温尼伯公共交通一名司机因要求乘客付费被刺伤。 警方调查在艾莎贝尔街(Isabel Street)与威廉大道(William Avenue)附近发生的一起袭击事件,一名乘客在被要求付车费后用注射器在司机腿部刺了两下;司机被送往七橡树医院(Seven Oaks Hospital)治疗,伤势被描述为轻微。
  2. 骑警在布兰登附近查车缴获约97万加元现金。 7月31日,布兰登附近一次超速拦截中,警方在车内发现约97万加元现金;一名来自多伦多的22岁嫌疑人仍被拘留,另一名来自斯陶福维尔的44岁人士以相关文件获释。
  3. 警方在舍布鲁克街一住宅查获近60万支走私香烟。 在一次与案无关的调查中,警方向舍布鲁克街(Sherbrook Street)一套房执行搜查令,扣押约3,000条香烟纸盒——约60万支香烟——以及1,500加元现金;一名36岁男子面临走私指控。
  4. 一名男子因导致皮米奇卡马克(Pimicikamak)封锁的致命枪击被起诉。 本周警方文件显示,一名温尼伯男子因一宗导致该社区封锁的致命枪击事件被正式起诉。

💼 经济与商业

  1. The Pas的Giant Tiger关店,留下民生空缺。 The Pas镇的Giant Tiger本周永久关门,失去这一折扣零售点让许多居民购物需要寻找替代渠道,地方消费者和社区领导反映了该影响。
  2. Liquor Mart在Garden City的Save-On-Foods内开设窗口服务亭。 Liquor Mart本周在Garden City的Save-On-Foods内推出窗口服务亭,形成零售合作以扩展该地点的客户服务渠道。
  3. 与一宗致命车祸有关的运输公司在艾伯塔安全审查中被“移除”名录。 一家与曼尼托巴往年致命车祸有关的运输承运商被列入艾伯塔省在安全审查后“移除”的20家公司名单,省交通记录显示。
  4. 草原地区农户在多风暴袭击后的7月提出逾4,000份作物保险索赔。 加拿大作物冰雹协会报告称,7月份草原地区提交了超过4,000份理赔申请,受影响土地超过一百万英亩,Canora、Lloydminster和Maple Creek等地损失严重。

🏥 卫生

  1. 温尼伯一家称晚期病母在健康科学中心急诊被留担架走廊20小时。 钱诺夫斯基家族(Chanowski)报告称,晚期癌症患者科琳·泰塔尼奇(Colleen Titanich)在健康科学中心(Health Sciences Centre)的急诊走廊被放置在担架上长达20小时,期间面对拥挤和干扰的就诊环境。
  2. 省卫生部长称缩短急诊等待时间需时。 曼尼托巴省卫生部长在近期省级卫生简报中承认急诊等待时间持续偏长,并表示要解决问题需要时间和持续的系统性改革。
  3. 曼尼托巴麻疹病例持续下降;7月仅两例确诊。 省级卫生监测记录显示,7月份曼尼托巴仅确诊两例麻疹,呈现持续下降态势。

🌦️ 天气与道路

  1. 两条主要通道周末封闭进行施工。 市府宣布周末将封闭两条温尼伯主要交通路线以开展计划工事,提醒司机注意路段和车道调整。
  2. 省方因西尼罗河威胁批准在莫登和博伊斯文进行喷雾灭蚊。 省公共卫生部门在监测显示莫登(Morden)和博伊斯文(Boissevain)存在西尼罗河风险后,批准在上述社区开展雾化灭蚊行动。
  3. 周末预报:日照与云层交替。 气象员赖利·莱楚克(Riley Laychuk)在周五简报中为南曼尼托巴地区发布的周末预报显示以日照与云层交替为主,包含每日详细信息。

🏈 体育

  1. 温尼伯海熊首度赢得季后赛,晋级西区决赛。 温尼伯海熊(Sea Bears)在加拿大人寿中心(Canada Life Centre)以99比88击败萨斯卡通曼巴(Saskatoon Mamba),拿下球队历史上的首场季后赛胜利;替补杰拉尼·沃特森-盖尔(Jelani Watson-Gayle)贡献27分,温尼伯将迎战温哥华班迪茨(Vancouver Bandits)。
  2. 内森·鲁克预计肩伤恢复后为不列颠哥伦比亚狮队首发;狮队上周曾击败温尼伯蓝色轰炸机。 内森·鲁克在恢复满训后被列为周六加拿大式足球联盟(CFL)比赛的首发四分卫;球队赛报并提及他们上周以35比19战胜温尼伯蓝色轰炸机(Blue Bombers)。

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