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溫尼伯要聞 · 高風險性罪犯回歸、日常體育課試點、海勒博伊克要求交易

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🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 高風險性罪犯德斯蒙德·卡切威(Desmond Catcheway)出獄後預計在溫尼伯居住。 曼尼托巴整合高風險性罪犯單位與溫尼伯警察表示,37歲的卡切威自米爾納嶺矯正中心出獄,服刑期為六個月又十二天,過去有包括2010年對熟睡16歲少女性侵的定罪紀錄。
  2. 29歲男子因刺傷22歲Dollarama保全被捕並遭起訴。 警方表示疑犯週三在Portage Avenue與Strathmillan Road一帶被逮捕;受害者送醫時情況嚴重,後轉為穩定。被告面臨加重傷害、搶劫和違反緩刑等指控。
  3. 吉姆利(Gimli)搜索行動中屋頂倒塌,一名男子從天花板墜落;此案與Interlake地區槍擊搶劫案有關。 皇家加拿大騎警表示,天花板在與涉及槍擊的Interlake搶劫案相關的搜索行動中倒塌,警方在吉姆利的一處住所執行搜索,屬該案調查一部分。

🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 曼尼托巴將試辦使K–12每日面授體育課成為必修。 省長瓦布·基紐(Wab Kinew)宣布為期兩年的「人人每日運動」試點計畫今秋啟動,涵蓋溫尼伯、布蘭登與曼尼托巴偏鄉的25所學校;11至12年級學生在2027–28學年需完成110小時面授體育課。
  2. 溫尼伯警察局局長表示,春季前將停止提供有償零售業安全服務。 溫尼伯警察局向市議會表示,計畫在春季前結束由警員提供的商店安保班次安排,受影響的是以警員執行的店內保全(有償)安排。

💼 經濟與商業

  1. 渥太華公司阿巴庫斯資料(Abacus Data)收購溫尼伯民調公司Probe Research。 此次收購將Probe Research的業務移轉至阿巴庫斯資料,改變了這家溫尼伯公司的所有權,並將民調服務集中到渥太華公司旗下。
  2. 受貿易戰影響的曼尼托巴企業等待省府公布支援方案細節。 受近期貿易緊張局勢衝擊的在地業者表示,正等候省府公布針對受影響企業的支援方案具體內容。

🎨 社區與文化

  1. 溫尼伯海熊(Sea Bears)被認為帶動青少年籃球參與率成長26%。 籃球曼尼托巴報告,自海熊隊2023年加入後,青少年參與率增加26%,該加拿大精英籃球聯盟球隊最近的冠軍表現也促使訓練營與球會報名熱度回升。
  2. 亞辛納波因公園動物園(Assiniboine Park Zoo)公布小熊貓現身。 動物園人員確認本月出現小熊貓幼崽,為園方繁殖與遊客項目添新亮點。

🏈 體育

  1. 康納·海勒博伊克(Connor Hellebuyck)公開要求從溫尼伯噴射機(Winnipeg Jets)交易出隊。 海勒博伊克透過他的經紀人在X上表示,他「數月前私下提出交易要求」,總經理凱文·切維爾戴夫(Kevin Cheveldayoff)證實球隊在聽取報價,但未提供進一步更新。
  2. 溫尼伯藍色轟炸機(Blue Bombers,戰績5–5)週五將對上聯盟領先的蒙特婁金鷹(9–1)。 藍色轟炸機目前在西區排名第四,戰績5勝5敗,上週對愛德蒙頓麋鹿隊時曾從16–0領先被逆轉,將在第13週對戰蒙特婁金鷹。

📰 另有要聞

  • 有前科性罪犯預計在溫尼伯居住。
  • Exchange Movie Exchange在Exchange區舉辦錄影帶晚會。
  • 萊利·雷楚克(Riley Laychuk)公布曼尼托巴週四天氣預報,2026年8月27日。
  • 團隊努力阻止外來種進入曼尼托巴北部水域。
  • 布蘭登一名店主指夜市詐騙鎖定他,表示自己並非個案。
  • 溫尼伯業者為避新關稅停止使用美國供應商。
  • 消費者表示更堅定支持購買加拿大商品。
  • 溫尼伯市議員呼籲商家懸掛加拿大國旗。
  • 用睫毛膠追蹤帝王蝶飛回墨西哥。
  • 美國大學遊行樂隊將在藍色轟炸機比賽中表演。
  • 市府警告新污水處理進水設施啟用可能出現異味。
  • 聯邦住房倡導者稱原住民需更佳的氣候緊急防護。
  • 前國會議員印基·馬克(Inky Mark)住所發現445把槍械及爆裂物後,再增起訴。
  • 曼尼托巴宣布將使K–12面授體育課成為必修(省府公告)。
  • 男子在Portage Avenue的Dollarama刺傷保全後被捕。
  • (重複條目)業者因放棄美國供應商而躲過關稅,鬆了口氣。
  • (重複條目)吉姆利住所搜索時男子墜落天花板。
  • (重複條目)市府警告新污水設施可能產生異味。

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