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Blue Bombers Nagpabigla, 103 milyong dolyar ng Canada na Tulong at Sunog sa North Winnipeg — Winnipeg Biyernes

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🚑 Breaking & Incidents

  1. Tatlong tao dinala sa ospital matapos masunog ang bahay sa north Winnipeg; isa nasa kritikal na kalagayan. Nagresponde ang mga bumbero sa isang apoy sa north Winnipeg noong Huwebes na nagpadala ng tatlong tao sa ospital, at isa ang nakalista na nasa kritikal na kondisyon, ayon sa Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service. Nasa lugar ang mga imbestigador para tukuyin ang sanhi, at nag-ulat ang mga kapitbahay ng mabigat na usok at maraming crew na tumugon sa address.
  2. 13-anyos na babae iniulat nawawala mula sa St. Boniface area; huling nakita noong Huwebes. Sinabi ng Winnipeg Police na huling nakita ang babae sa St. Boniface na kapitbahayan noong Huwebes ng gabi at hinihikayat ang sinumang may impormasyon na agad makipag-ugnayan sa mga imbestigador, ayon sa missing-persons notice ng Winnipeg Police Service.

🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. Manitoba nangako ng 103 milyong dolyar ng Canada para tulungan ang mga industriya na apektado ng U.S. tariffs, kabilang ang 50-milyong dolyar ng Canada na loan program. Inanunsiyo ng pamahalaang panlalawigan ang 103 milyong dolyar ng Canada na mga relief measure noong Huwebes, na may kasamang 50-milyong dolyar ng Canada na trade resilience loan program, isang tariff workforce-stabilization program, at dagdag pondo para sa suporta sa kabataang empleyo, sabi ni Minister Jamie Moses.
  2. Manitoba nagpapatupad ng dalawang-taong pilot na ginagawa mandatoryong in-person P.E. hanggang Grade 12, magdaragdag ng 110 oras para sa Grades 11–12. Sinabi ng lalawigan na ang pilot ay mag-uutos sa mga estudyante na kumpletuhin ang 110 oras ng physical education sa Grades 11 at 12 pagsapit ng 2027–28 school year; binanggit ng mga opisyal ang pag-aalala sa pagbaba ng aktibidad pagkatapos ng pag-aaral ayon sa isang poll ng University of Michigan.

💼 Economy & Business

  1. Manitoba Hydro CEO Allan Danroth umalis matapos ang dalawang taon; COO Hal Turner itinanghal na pansamantalang CEO. Inanunsiyo ng crown corporation ang pag-alis ni Danroth dahil sa personal na dahilan noong Huwebes at sinabing papalit pansamantala ang chief operating officer Hal Turner habang naghahanap ng kapalit; nagbabala si Danroth tungkol sa mga makatwirang banta sa isang PUB hearing noong nakaraang buwan.
  2. Labour board tumanggi sa apela ng hotel chain kaugnay ng underpaid na foreign workers. Nagpasya ang labour-relations board laban sa chain na nagkulang magbayad sa mga foreign workers sa isang hotel sa Manitoba, na nagwakas sa apela ng chain, ayon sa desisyon ng Board na inilathala ngayong linggo.

🎨 Community & Culture

  1. Restorative-justice program aalay ng serbisyo sa 500 katao taun-taon sa northern Manitoba First Nations. Inaasahang maaabot ng bagong programa ang halos 500 katao bawat taon sa mga First Nations sa northern Manitoba, na magbibigay ng community-led na alternatibo sa karaniwang proseso ng hukuman, ayon sa mga opisyal.
  2. Mga Nepalese Manitoban nagtipon para sa suporta matapos ang nakapipinsalang baha sa abroad. Nag-organisa ngayong linggo ng isang pagtitipon sa Winnipeg ang mga lokal na Nepalese para i-coordinate ang relief efforts at emosyonal na suporta kasunod ng malubhang pagbaha sa ibang bansa, ayon sa mga pinuno ng komunidad.

🏈 Sports

  1. Blue Bombers nagpabigla, pinabagsak ang CFL-leading Montreal, 44–28, sa sold-out Princess Auto Stadium. Umakyat ang Winnipeg sa 6–5 matapos ang panalo nitong Biyernes, kung saan si QB Zach Collaros ay naka-complete ng 26 mula sa 32 para sa 324 yards at dalawang TD; pinananatili ng tagumpay ang Bombers sa ikatlong pwesto sa West, na nauna sa B.C. Lions (5–5).
  2. Winnipeg Jets goalie Connor Hellebuyck opisyal na humiling ng trade. Opisyal na naglabas ng public trade request ngayong linggo ang beteranong goalie ng Jets, isang pagbabago na maaaring makaapekto sa pagplano ng roster bago ang NHL regular season, ayon sa mga pinagkukunan at pahayag ng team.

📰 Also Today

  • Winnipeg police humihingi ng tulong para kilalanin ang lalaking natagpuang hindi bumangon noong Hulyo 28, inilarawan bilang 5'7" na may tattoo na 'MK'.
  • Natanggal ang natitirang U.S. alcohol mula sa ilang istante ng liquor sa Manitoba, at ang ilang stock ay itatakdang sirain.
  • Hukuman nagpasiya na maaaring humingi ng kabayaran ang junior OHL at WHL players para sa umano'y pang-aabuso, nakaapekto ang desisyon ng Ontario court sa mga claim ng players.
  • Mga punong-bayan sa Northern Manitoba nagtaas ng bagong pagtutol sa korporasyon na may kinalaman sa pagpapalawak ng Churchill port, ipinahayag ng mga punong-bayan ang kanilang mga alalahanin ngayong linggo.
  • Blue Bombers offense kumita ng 450 yards sa parehong 44–28 na panalo kontra Montreal, nagtala ang Bomber receiver Ontaria Wilson ng 114 yards.

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Winnipeg Jets goalie Connor Hellebuyck goes public with trade request

Winnipeg Jets goaltender Connor Hellebuyck, who has won three Vezina trophies as the NHL's top netminder and an Olympic gold medal, has publicly requested a trade.

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Restorative justice program expected to reach 500 people in northern Manitoba First Nations each year

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Missing 13-year-old girl last seen in St. Boniface area: Winnipeg police

Winnipeg police are asking for help finding a 13-year-old who was last seen in the St. Boniface area more than a week ago.

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Remaining U.S. alcohol pulled from liquor store shelves in Manitoba, some set to be destroyed

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