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Delincuencia, educación física obligatoria y Hellebuyck pide traspaso — Jueves en Winnipeg

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🚨 Crime & Public Safety

  1. Delincuente sexual de alto riesgo Desmond Catcheway se espera que viva en Winnipeg tras su liberación. La Manitoba Integrated High Risk Sex Offender Unit y la Policía de Winnipeg dijeron que Catcheway, de 37 años, fue liberado del Milner Ridge Correctional Centre tras cumplir una condena de seis meses y 12 días y tiene condenas que incluyen asalto sexual a una joven de 16 años dormida en 2010.
  2. Arrestan a un hombre de 29 años y lo acusan por la puñalada a un guardia de seguridad de Dollarama de 22 años. La policía arrestó al sospechoso cerca de Portage Avenue y Strathmillan Road el miércoles; la víctima fue trasladada al hospital en condición grave y luego se informó que su estado estaba estable; el acusado enfrenta cargos por agresión agravada, robo e incumplimiento de libertad condicional.
  3. Hombre se cayó a través del techo durante un registro en Gimli en búsqueda de sospechoso de robo del Interlake donde se disparó. La RCMP informó que el colapso del techo ocurrió durante un registro vinculado a un robo en el Interlake que incluyó disparos, y los oficiales realizaban el registro en una casa de Gimli como parte de esa investigación.

🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. Manitoba exigirá clases presenciales diarias de educación física K–12 en un programa piloto. El premier Wab Kinew anunció el piloto de dos años “Every Body Every Day” que comenzará este otoño con 25 escuelas en Winnipeg, Brandon y zonas rurales de Manitoba; los estudiantes de 11.º y 12.º grado necesitarán 110 horas de educación física presencial en 2027–28.
  2. La policía de Winnipeg dejará de ofrecer seguridad pagada en comercios para la primavera, dice el jefe. El Winnipeg Police Service informó al concejo que planea poner fin a la seguridad en tiendas provista por oficiales para la primavera, lo que afectará acuerdos donde se empleaban oficiales en turnos de seguridad en comercios.

💼 Economy & Business

  1. Abacus Data, con sede en Ottawa, adquiere la firma de sondeos de Winnipeg Probe Research. La adquisición transfiere las operaciones de Probe Research a Abacus Data, cambiando la propiedad de la firma con sede en Winnipeg y consolidando los servicios de sondeo bajo la empresa de Ottawa.
  2. Empresas de Manitoba afectadas por guerra comercial esperan detalles del plan provincial de apoyo. Propietarios locales afectados por las recientes tensiones comerciales dijeron que esperan que la provincia publique los pormenores de un plan de apoyo para las empresas manitobenses afectadas.

🎨 Community & Culture

  1. Los Winnipeg Sea Bears impulsan un aumento del 26% en la participación juvenil en baloncesto. Basketball Manitoba reportó un incremento del 26 por ciento en la participación juvenil tras la entrada de los Sea Bears en 2023, y el reciente campeonato del equipo de la CEBL está generando renovado interés en campamentos y clubes.
  2. El Assiniboine Park Zoo anuncia que salió a la luz una cría de panda rojo. El personal del zoológico confirmó la aparición de la cría de panda rojo este mes, marcando una adición notable a los programas de cría y a la oferta para visitantes del parque.

🏈 Sports

  1. Connor Hellebuyck solicita públicamente ser traspasado desde los Winnipeg Jets. Hellebuyck dijo a través de un tuit de su agente que pidió en privado un traspaso “hace varios meses”, y el gerente general Kevin Cheveldayoff confirmó que el equipo está escuchando ofertas pero no dio novedades.
  2. Los Winnipeg Blue Bombers (5–5) enfrentan a los líderes de la CFL Montreal Alouettes (9–1) el viernes. Los Bombers ocupan el cuarto puesto en el Oeste con 5–5 y jugarán contra los Alouettes en la Semana 13 después de perder la semana pasada tras desperdiciar una ventaja de 16–0 ante los Edmonton Elks.

📰 Also Today

  • Delincuente sexual convicto se espera que viva en Winnipeg.
  • Exchange Movie Exchange organiza noches de VHS en el Exchange District.
  • Pronóstico de Manitoba de Riley Laychuk para el jueves 27 de agosto de 2026.
  • Equipos trabajan para mantener especies invasoras fuera de las aguas del norte de Manitoba.
  • Propietario de negocio en Brandon víctima de estafa en mercado nocturno, dice que no es el único.
  • Empresa de Winnipeg dejó de enviar desde EE. UU. para evitar nuevos aranceles.
  • Consumidores reportan mayor determinación para comprar productos canadienses.
  • Concejal de Winnipeg insta a los comercios a izar la bandera canadiense.
  • Pegamento para pestañas usado para rastrear mariposas monarca hasta México.
  • Banda de música de universidad estadounidense actuará en el partido de los Blue Bombers.
  • La ciudad advierte sobre posible olor cuando entre en funcionamiento la nueva planta de alivio de aguas residuales.
  • Defensor federal de vivienda dice que las Primeras Naciones necesitan mejor protección ante emergencias climáticas.
  • Más cargos tras hallarse 445 armas y explosivos en la casa del exdiputado Inky Mark.
  • Manitoba hará obligatoria la educación física presencial para estudiantes K–12 (anuncio provincial).
  • Hombre arrestado tras apuñalar a guardia de seguridad de Dollarama en Portage Avenue.
  • (Entrada duplicada) Empresa de Winnipeg aliviada por esquivar aranceles tras dejar proveedores estadounidenses.
  • (Entrada duplicada) Hombre cae a través del techo durante registro en casa de Gimli.
  • (Entrada duplicada) La ciudad advierte de posible olor por nueva planta de aguas residuales.

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