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Nanganganib na Sex Offender Babalik sa Winnipeg, Araw-araw na P.E. Pilot at Kahilingan ni Hellebuyck na Mailipat — Winnipeg Huwebes

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🚨 Crime & Public Safety

  1. Inaasahang maninirahan sa Winnipeg pagkatapos palayain ang high-risk sex offender na si Desmond Catcheway. Sinabi ng Manitoba Integrated High Risk Sex Offender Unit at Winnipeg Police na pinalaya si Catcheway, 37, mula sa Milner Ridge Correctional Centre matapos makulong ng anim na buwan at 12 araw; may mga conviksyon siya kabilang ang sexual assault sa isang natutulog na 16-anyos noong 2010.
  2. 29-anyos arestado at kinasuhan sa pananaksak sa 22-anyos na security guard ng Dollarama. Inaresto ng pulis ang suspek malapit sa Portage Avenue at Strathmillan Road Miyerkules; dinala sa ospital ang biktima na una’y nasa seryosong kalagayan at kalaunan naging stable. Hinaharap ng akusado ang mga kasong aggravated assault, robbery at paglabag sa probation.
  3. Lalaki bumagsak sa kisame habang nagsasagawa ng paghahanap sa Gimli kaugnay ng pagnanakaw sa Interlake kung saan may mga putok. Iniulat ng RCMP na nag-collapse ang kisame habang ginagawa ang paghahanap sa bahay sa Gimli bilang bahagi ng imbestigasyon sa isang pagnanakaw sa Interlake na may kinalaman sa pagpapaputok ng baril.

🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. Manitoba magpapatupad ng araw-araw na in-person na klase ng physical education para sa K–12 sa isang pilot program. Inanunsyo ni Premier Wab Kinew ang dalawang taong “Every Body Every Day” pilot na magsisimula ngayong taglagas sa 25 paaralan sa Winnipeg, Brandon at mga rural na bahagi ng Manitoba; ang mga estudyante sa Grade 11–12 ay uunahing kinakailangang magkaroon ng 110 oras ng in-person phys ed sa 2027–28.
  2. Ihihinto ng Winnipeg Police ang pagbibigay ng bayad na retail security pagsapit ng tagsibol, sabi ng chief. Sinabi ng Winnipeg Police Service sa konseho na balak nilang wakasan ang paggamit ng mga opisyal para sa retail security sa pagsapit ng tagsibol, na makakaapekto sa mga kasunduan kung saan ginagamit ang mga opisyal para sa mga shift ng seguridad sa tindahan.

💼 Economy & Business

  1. Kumpanyang Abacus Data na nakabase sa Ottawa kinuha ang Winnipeg polling firm na Probe Research. Ililipat ng pagkuha ang operasyon ng Probe Research sa ilalim ng Abacus Data, binabago ang pag-aari ng firm na nakabase sa Winnipeg at pinagsasama ang mga serbisyo ng polling sa ilalim ng kompanyang nakabase sa Ottawa.
  2. Mga negosyo sa Manitoba na apektado ng trade war naghihintay ng detalye ng planong suporta mula sa lalawigan. Sinabi ng mga lokal na may-ari ng negosyo na naapektuhan ng mga kamakailang tensyon sa kalakalan na hinihintay nila ang paglalahad ng mga partikular ng isang planong susuporta sa mga apektadong kompanya sa Manitoba.

🎨 Community & Culture

  1. Winnipeg Sea Bears pinaniniwalaang nagpasiklab ng 26% pagtaas sa partisipasyon ng kabataan sa basketball. Iniulat ng Basketball Manitoba ang 26-porsyentong pagtaas sa partisipasyon ng kabataan matapos ang pagpasok ng Sea Bears noong 2023, at ang kamakailang kampeonato ng CEBL team ang nagtutulak ng muling interes sa mga camp at club.
  2. Inanunsyo ng Assiniboine Park Zoo na lumabas na ang red panda cub. Kinumpirma ng staff ng zoo ang paglabas ng red panda cub ngayong buwan, na isang mahalagang karagdagan sa mga programang breeding at para sa mga bisita ng parke.

🏈 Sports

  1. Publiko nang humiling na mailipat si Connor Hellebuyck mula sa Winnipeg Jets. Sinabi ni Hellebuyck sa isang post sa X ng kanyang agent na pribadong humiling siya ng trade “ilang buwan na ang nakalipas,” at kinumpirma ni GM Kevin Cheveldayoff na nakikinig ang koponan sa mga alok ngunit walang bagong update.
  2. Winnipeg Blue Bombers (5–5) haharap sa nangungunang CFL na Montreal Alouettes (9–1) Biyernes. Nasa ika-apat na pwesto ang Bombers sa West na may 5–5 at lalaban sa Alouettes sa Week 13 matapos nilang masayang ang 16–0 na lamang sa nakaraang pagkatalo kontra Edmonton Elks.

📰 Also Today

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  • Riley Laychuk’s Manitoba forecast for Thursday, Aug. 27, 2026.
  • Teams working to keep invasive species out of northern Manitoba waters.
  • Brandon business owner targeted by night market scam, says he’s not alone.
  • Winnipeg business dropped U.S. shipping to avoid new tariffs.
  • Consumers report strengthened resolve to buy Canadian goods.
  • Winnipeg councillor urges businesses to fly the Canadian flag.
  • Eyelash glue used to track monarch butterflies to Mexico.
  • U.S. university marching band to perform at Blue Bombers game.
  • City warns of possible smell as new sewage headworks comes online.
  • Federal housing advocate says First Nations need better climate emergency protection.
  • More charges after 445 guns and explosives found at former MP Inky Mark’s home.
  • Manitoba to make in-person phys ed mandatory for K–12 students (provincial announcement).
  • Man arrested after security guard stabbed at Portage Avenue Dollarama.
  • (Duplicate entry) Winnipeg business relieved to dodge tariffs after dropping U.S. suppliers.
  • (Duplicate entry) Man falls through ceiling during Gimli home search.
  • (Duplicate entry) City warns of potential smell from new sewage facility.

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More charges for former Manitoba MP Inky Mark after 445 guns, explosives found in home: RCMP

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Winnipeg councillor urges businesses to fly the Canadian flag

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