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温尼伯周评 · 贸易余波与致命火灾

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🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 温尼伯警察局(Winnipeg police)称一男子在被指控性侵另外4名未成年青少年后被起诉。 温尼伯警察本周提出指控,称又涉及四名青少年受害者;警方通报显示涉案被告人数为四名受害者,案件由温尼伯警察调查处理。
  2. 温尼伯一名警员在2024年用橡皮弹射击一男子案中不会面临刑事起诉。 警方本周发布的公开更新称,针对该名警员在2024年用橡皮弹射击一人的事件已审查完毕,结论是不对警员提出刑事指控。
  3. 曼尼托巴皇家加拿大骑警(RCMP)称在厄姆弗维尔(Umpherville)发现人类遗骸。 曼尼托巴皇家加拿大骑警本周在官方简报中证实,在厄姆弗维尔一带发现了人类遗骸并开展相关调查。
  4. 一名曾作为难民从索马里逃离的温尼伯男子因走私人口罪被判4年监禁。 该男子本周在省级法院因走私人口罪名成立后被判处四年徒刑。

🚑 突发与事故

  1. 一处空置住宅在温尼伯将被拆除,因“严重的火灾、烟熏和水损”。 温尼伯消防医疗服务(Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service)称,救援队在清晨6点多赶到位于波因特道格拉斯的废弃房屋,面对猛烈火势与浓烟;建筑遭受严重火、烟和水损,目前正制定紧急拆除安排。
  2. 一栋封板房屋在迪斯拉里高速(Disraeli Freeway)附近起火。 中部温尼伯的救火队对位于迪斯拉里高速附近的一处封板住宅火情作出反应;官员本周通报了外部灭火行动和损毁评估情况。
  3. 一名乘员在全地形车事故中身亡;皇家加拿大骑警敦促安全驾驶。 曼尼托巴皇家加拿大骑警在本周的声明中确认一名乘员在最近的全地形车事故中死亡,并呼吁车手谨慎驾驶。

💼 经济与商业

  1. “实际上,我们已失去市场”:美国关税将曼尼托巴一家蜂场与绝大多数客户切断。 一家曼省蜂蜜生产商表示,美国实施的关税已基本切断了大多数客户,企业形容在关税措施公布后市场准入剧减。
  2. 美加贸易谈判破裂。卡尼指出这三项分歧导致谈判流产。 总理马克·卡尼(Mark Carney)宣布已召回谈判代表回渥太华,并表示与美方的谈判因就汽车关税、加拿大决策自主权及酒类关税处理在最后阶段出现分歧而破裂,他在本周的公开声明中作出说明。
  3. 研究显示曼尼托巴丘吉尔港(Port of Churchill)具备全年航运潜力。 省级研究被省长引用,称随着船舶设计进步和海冰减少,使用花费1亿至4.1亿加元的破冰船或约6000万至7000万加元的轻型散货船,可实现丘吉尔港全年或延长季节航运的可能性。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 美国酒类可能重返曼尼托巴货架,省长基努呼吁民众购加拿大货。 曼尼托巴省省长瓦布·基努表示,如有助于达成贸易协议,他愿意让美国产品重返货架,但同时公开敦促曼省民众优先购买加拿大产品,并称若有需要省政府可再次撤下美国产品。
  2. 曼尼托巴省长瓦布·基努100%支持总理退出美加贸易谈判的决定。 在本周谈判破裂的政治更新中,省长公开支持总理决定中止与美国的谈判。
  3. 曼尼托巴法律援助严重资金不足面临合宪性挑战。 本周提交的一项合宪性挑战指控曼尼托巴法律援助资金“极度”不足;相关法院文件和诉讼材料在省内法律报道中有所披露。

🏥 健康

  1. 曼尼托巴报告第4例西尼罗河病毒病例,省方将在热点地区加大喷雾防治。 省方确认第四例西尼罗河病毒感染,并宣布将在已识别的热点社区增加喷雾作业,本周已通过公共卫生通报公布该计划。
  2. 在格里福斯(Grifols)指出分级错误后,捐浆者不良反应数下降:加拿大卫生部。 加拿大卫生部报告称,自格里福斯指出一项分级错误后,捐浆者不良反应数有所减少;监管机构的更新详述了报告方式的变更和观察到的反应数。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. 温尼伯艺术家设计国家纪念碑以纪念对LGBT的清洗行动。 温尼伯艺术家肖娜·登普西(Shawna Dempsey)和洛瑞·米兰(Lorri Millan)是获选团队成员之一,设计了“雷云纪念碑”(Thunderhead Monument),该纪念碑将于渥太华揭幕,设计以大草原的雷云意象为灵感。
  2. 温尼伯人道协会(Winnipeg Humane Society)暂时停止收容,称资源“极度紧张”。 温尼伯人道协会宣布暂缓接收动物,称收留空间和诊疗团队已达上限,且每只健康猫的花销在200至300加元之间,持续面临资金压力。
  3. 一只被遗弃的北极熊幼崽抵达阿西尼博因公园动物园(Assiniboine Park Zoo)。 本周一只孤立的北极熊幼崽被接收进阿西尼博因公园动物园,动物园工作人员证实已接纳该幼崽并置于园方照料之下。

🏈 体育

  1. 温尼伯选手布拉克斯顿·坎茨在曼尼托巴公开赛第二轮失位。 坎茨在埃尔姆赫斯特高尔夫乡村俱乐部第二轮打出72杆,净胜三杆并列第40位;他在第18洞出现双柏忌,落后领跑者七杆,赛事为PGA美洲巡回赛曼尼托巴公开赛(PGA Tour Americas Manitoba Open)。
  2. 温尼伯蓝色轰炸机(Blue Bombers)后防球员伊桑·鲍尔赛季报销。 主教练迈克·奥肖(Mike O'Shea)宣布后卫伊桑·鲍尔在最近一场比赛第四节遭遇跟腱伤势,预计将缺席本赛季剩余比赛,球队本周证实了这一消息。
  3. 布兰查德踢进40码绝杀射门,埃德蒙顿麋鹿队(Edmonton Elks)以22-19击败蓝色轰炸机。 本周加拿大橄榄球联盟比赛中,布兰查德的40码绝杀球帮助埃德蒙顿麋鹿队以22比19战胜温尼伯蓝色轰炸机,赛后报道如是记载。

🌦️ 天气与道路

  1. 新标志让温尼伯司机在被铁路道口滞留前有时间绕行。 市府在铁路道口安装新的提前警示标志,旨在让司机在被道口堵住前有时间改道;市交通部门本周确认已部署这些标识。
  2. 曼尼托巴农民一边收割一边反思“动荡”的一年。 在极端天气、关税和价格压力下,曼省农户正在收割;省级报告指出部分耕地减产,但总体作物状况评价较为有利。

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