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溫尼伯要聞 · 海熊首勝、5億加元汙水廠補助與急診長等候

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🚑 突發與事故

  1. 世紀道高樓火警造成一人送醫。 溫尼伯消防救護服務回應世紀道(Centennial)區一處高樓火警,本週一名傷者送醫,情況不穩定;初步通報未指出其他傷亡。
  2. 市中心餐館第三次起火後拆除。 消防人員抵達市中心一間自去年秋天以來第三度失火的餐館;市府表示,該建物已隨後拆除。
  3. 釣客在塞爾柯克紅河撈起1950年代訓練手榴彈。 魁北克騎警與第17聯隊爆炸物處理小組到場處理,一名釣客從紅河撈起一枚訓練用手榴彈;儘管保險栓遺失,官員認定該訓練彈已無爆炸功能,可安全運送處置。
  4. 貝爾稱省內斷線導致近84人無法接通911。 通訊業者向監管機構與地方當局通報,一起影響曼尼托巴大部分地區的斷線事件期間,約84人無法撥通911。

🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 省府承諾投入5億加元完成北端汙水處理廠最後階段升級。 曼尼托巴宣布將投入5億加元以完結北端汙水處理廠的最後升級階段,這項省級資金旨在完成長期的基礎建設工程。
  2. 布拉德·格羅斯宣布參選溫尼伯市長,成為第11號候選人。 商人布拉德·格羅斯正式登記加入溫尼伯市長選戰,成為本週第11位登記候選人,市選舉資料顯示。
  3. 一名電工完成市長候選人登記,為第10號參選者。 一名電工本週完成官方登記,成為第10位申請參選溫尼伯市長的人,市選舉紀錄顯示。
  4. 兒童福利倡議者呼籲檢討經費分配以改善成效。 曼尼托巴一名兒童福利倡議者敦促檢視省級兒童福利經費分配,指出近期利害關係人陳述反映的計畫問題。
  5. 省衛生部長確認曼尼托巴藥師可處方避孕藥。 省衛生部長宣布,曼尼托巴藥師獲准處方避孕藥,擴大社區藥局的基層醫療可及性。

🎨 社區與文化

  1. 生活草原博物館慶50週年並公布活化計畫。 生活草原博物館(Living Prairie Museum)慶祝成立50週年,本週宣布活化計畫,館方說明將更新展覽與場域設施。
  2. 市府將一條街命名為布倫特·菲茲大道以表彰出身溫尼伯的鼓手。 市長揭牌,將一條街道命名為布倫特·菲茲大道,以表揚被譽為「搖滾樂界最受尊敬的鼓手之一」的音樂人布倫特·菲茲。
  3. 亞拉婭·麥艾佛被追憶為為失蹤與被謀殺原住民及雙性別家庭(MMIWG2S+)的倡議者。 省長公開追憶社區領袖亞拉婭·麥艾佛(Alaya McIvor),稱她為MMIWG2S+家庭堅定的代言人,並悼念她近日過世。
  4. 溫尼伯收容所報告因高昂獸醫費用導致寵物送養增加。 溫尼伯人道協會表示,上月接收500隻動物,當中150起為飼主因無法負擔醫療費而送養;庇護所指出獸醫費用與居住困難為主因。
  5. 2019年曼尼托巴婦女死亡裁定為謀殺,追求正義的呼聲持續。 在本週活動中,倡議者與家屬再次要求後續調查與正義,回應2019年一名婦女死亡被裁定為謀殺的結果。

🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 一名溫尼伯公車司機在要求乘客付費後遭刺傷。 警方調查發生在艾莎貝爾街(Isabel Street)與威廉大道(William Avenue)附近的一起攻擊事件,一名乘客在被要求付費後以針筒連刺司機兩次腿部;司機在七橡樹醫院(Seven Oaks Hospital)接受治療,傷勢屬輕微。
  2. 皇家騎警在布蘭登地區攔查後查扣約97萬加元現金。 7月31日布蘭登附近巡邏截停超速車輛,發現約97萬加元現鈔;一名來自多倫多的22歲人士仍被拘留,另一名來自斯托菲維爾的44歲人士以文件獲釋。
  3. 警方在舍布魯克街住所查獲近60萬支走私香菸。 在與其他案情無關的調查中,警方執行搜查令,查扣約3,000條香菸紙盒(約600,000支香菸)及1,500加元現金;一名36歲男子面臨販運指控。
  4. 一人因致命槍擊案被起訴,事件曾導致皮米奇卡馬克(Pimicikamak)社區封鎖。 警方本週提報,一名溫尼伯男子涉與一宗導致社區封鎖的致命槍擊有關,已被起訴。

💼 經濟與商業

  1. The Pas 的Giant Tiger結業,當地廉價生活必需品出現空缺。 位於The Pas的Giant Tiger本週永久歇業,當地民眾與社區領袖表示,這家折扣零售商長期是居民購買生活必需品的來源之一。
  2. Liquor Mart在Garden City的Save-On-Foods內開設窗口服務櫃檯。 Liquor Mart本週在Garden City的Save-On-Foods店內推出窗口服務櫃檯,擴大該地點的零售服務接觸。
  3. 與致命車禍有關的運輸公司列入亞省安全審查中被「淘汰」名單。 一家曾涉入曼尼托巴致命車禍的運輸業者,出現在亞省經安全審查後移出名單的20家公司中,省級運輸紀錄顯示。
  4. 大草原地區農戶在風暴過後申報逾4,000件作物保險理賠。 加拿大作物冰雹協會報告,7月暴風導致草原地區逾100萬英畝受災,7月申報理賠超過4,000件,Canora、Lloydminster與Maple Creek等地受創嚴重。

🏥 衛生

  1. 溫尼伯一家庭稱末期病母在醫院急診走廊擔架上等候20小時。 陳諾斯基(Chanowski)一家表示,第四期癌症患者科琳·泰塔尼奇被留在健康科學中心(Health Sciences Centre)急診室走廊擔架上長達20小時,期間因病房擁擠與干擾狀況備受困擾。
  2. 省衛生部長表示縮短急診長等候需時。 曼尼托巴衛生部長承認急診長等候問題仍嚴重,並表示需時間與持續的系統性改變才能改善,根據近期省級衛生簡報。
  3. 曼尼托巴麻疹病例持續下降;7月確診2例。 省級衛生監測記錄顯示,曼尼托巴7月僅確診2例麻疹,顯示該月通報感染持續下降。

🌦️ 天氣與道路

  1. 兩條重要溫尼伯交通路線週末封閉。 市府公告週末將封閉兩條重要交通路線以進行既定工程,駕駛人應注意車道與路線調整。
  2. 省府針對西尼羅河疑慮在莫登與波瓦文下令噴霧滅蚊。 省公共衛生當局在監測顯示西尼羅河風險上升後,授權在莫登(Morden)與波瓦文(Boissevain)進行滅蚊噴霧作業。
  3. 週末預報:日照與雲層交錯,來自萊利·萊丘克。 氣象播報員萊利·萊丘克的南曼尼托巴週末預報預計日照與雲層交替,週五公告提供每日細節。

🏈 運動

  1. 溫尼伯海熊(Winnipeg Sea Bears)在季後賽拿下首勝,晉級西區決賽。 海熊在加拿大人壽中心(Canada Life Centre)以99比88擊敗沙斯卡通曼巴(Saskatoon Mamba),取得球隊史上首場季後賽勝利;替補賈拉尼·華森-蓋爾貢獻27分,溫尼伯將在下一輪對上溫哥華土匪(Vancouver Bandits)。
  2. 內森·羅克預計在卑詩獅子(B.C. Lions)出賽後衛肩傷復原;獅隊上週擊敗溫尼伯藍色轟炸機(Blue Bombers)。 內森·羅克在回到完整訓練後被列為週六加拿大足式聯盟(CFL)比賽的先發;球隊名單備註提及他們上週以35比19擊敗溫尼伯藍色轟炸機。

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