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嬰兒遺骸發現、教師監督通報與藍色轟炸機傷勢 — 溫尼伯週三

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🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 加拿大皇家騎警(RCMP)在恩弗維爾(Umpherville)、The Pas發現新生嬰屍;社區舉行守夜。 加拿大皇家騎警表示,週一在The Pas兩戶人家之間發現一具新生嬰兒或胎兒的遺骸,促使社區舉行守夜活動,設置紀念碑與聖火,並為嬰兒取名「Cypress」。曼尼托巴梅蒂斯聯會(Manitoba Metis Federation)區域副主席朱迪·梅耶(Judy Mayer)發表聲明表達哀悼。
  2. 教師監督機構在首15個月記錄94起不當行為投訴。 曼尼托巴省教師專業行為專員報告,自2025年初以來收到94件投訴,截至3月已結案23件,四件確定造成情緒傷害、兩件涉及身體傷害;一名教師被吊銷執照,並下達四項臨時停職命令。

🎨 社區與文化

  1. Sagkeeng原住民社群(Sagkeeng First Nation)簽約日活動以「大阿姨耳環比賽」成為亮點。 Delanie Bruyere以衣架與泳池浮條創作的設計贏得Sagkeeng的比賽,該活動是簽約日慶典的一部分,慶典包含每年5加元的年金支付以及條約區域內的圓舞會(powwow)。
  2. 曼尼托巴農民在極端天氣、關稅與成本上升下收割。 農夫布拉德·薩盧克(Brad Saluk)表示,他經營的2200英畝農場本季約損失60英畝;磚石農業生產者協會(Keystone Agricultural Producers)會長吉爾·弗威(Jill Verwey)說,儘管有品質風險,多數產量看起來良好且高於平均。

🏈 體育

  1. 溫尼伯藍色轟炸機(Winnipeg Blue Bombers)防守後衛伊森·巴爾(Ethan Ball)阿基里斯腱傷賽季報銷。 總教練麥克·奧謝(Mike O’Shea)宣布,24歲的巴爾在上週對渥太華的比賽第四節受傷,阿基里斯腱疑似撕裂,極可能錯過本賽季剩餘賽事;巴爾本季在療傷名單出發後已出賽三場。
  2. 埃德蒙頓麋鹿(Edmonton Elks)本週五主場若勝可確定贏下與藍色轟炸機的年度對戰。 埃德蒙頓目前戰績7勝3敗,可在勝場下拉開對溫尼伯5勝4敗的差距六分並鎖定系列戰勝利;溫尼伯的布雷迪·奧利維拉(Brady Oliveira)在最近對渥太華33比21的勝利中衝跑74碼並達陣一次。

📰 另外今天

  • 洛根大道(Logan Avenue)將封閉一個月進行供水主幹管工程,宣布為期一個月封閉。
  • 西蒙·希爾德布蘭特(Simon Hildebrandt)被譽為本地出身的加拿大精英籃球聯賽(CEBL)成功典範。
  • 溫尼伯人道協會(Winnipeg Humane Society)因收容所擁擠暫停所有收容入所。
  • 荷蘭警方收到逾500則關於「Lucky」可能與加拿大有關的線索。
  • 賴利·雷丘克(Riley Laychuk)發布曼尼托巴週三天氣預報:2026年8月19日。
  • 一名抵達斯坦巴克(Steinbach)的難民獲當地安置支援。
  • 曼尼托巴新民主黨(Manitoba NDP)稱自選舉以來已增加4,725名醫療人員。
  • 省長表示,位於多芬(Dauphin)的臨時急診將提供全天候24/7緊急服務。
  • 曼尼托巴一名藥師承認在工作場所使用藥物,同時有39,000劑藥物失蹤。
  • 評論:曼尼托巴可從其他省份政治人物不當行為處理經驗中學到什麼。

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