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温尼伯周五要闻 · 蓝色轰炸机爆冷、曼省1.03亿加元援助与北温住宅火灾

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🚑 突发与事件

  1. 北温尼伯住宅火灾致3人送医,1人情况危急。 温尼伯消防与医疗服务表示,周四北温尼伯一处住宅发生火灾,三人被送往医院,其中一人情况危急。调查人员在现场寻找起火原因,邻居报告称浓烟严重,多支救援队到场。
  2. 圣博纳凡斯地区一名13岁女孩失踪,上次被见到为周四。 温尼伯警察局(Winnipeg Police Service)称,该女孩周四傍晚在圣博纳凡斯社区最后一次被见到,警方呼吁掌握线索的民众立即联系调查人员。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 曼尼托巴承诺1.03亿加元援助受美国产品关税影响行业,其中包括5000万加元贷款计划。 省政府周四宣布总额为1.03亿加元的纾困措施,内容包括5000万加元的贸易复原力贷款计划、关税劳动力稳定计划,以及增加对青年就业支持的资金,省长内阁成员杰米·摩西(Jamie Moses)说。
  2. 曼省启动为期两年的试点,将面对面体育课列为到12年级必修,为11–12年级增加110小时。 省方表示,该试点要求到2027–28学年,11、12年级学生需完成110小时的体育课;官员援引密歇根大学(University of Michigan)的一项民调,担心学生毕业后体育活动明显减少。

💼 经济与商界

  1. 曼尼托巴水电公司(Manitoba Hydro)首席执行官艾伦·丹罗斯(Allan Danroth)任职两年后离任,首席运营官哈尔·特纳(Hal Turner)任临时CEO。 该国有企业周四称,丹罗斯因个人原因离职,首席运营官哈尔·特纳将暂时担任首席执行官,直到找到接任者;丹罗斯上月在公共事业委员会听证会上曾提及遭遇可信威胁。
  2. 劳工关系委员会驳回一家酒店连锁关于外籍工人少付工资的上诉。 劳工关系委员会本周公布的裁决显示,该连锁对一家曼尼托巴酒店少付外籍工人的做法,上诉被驳回。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. 恢复性司法项目将在北曼尼托巴原住民社区每年服务约500人。 官员表示,新项目预计每年为北曼尼托巴的原住民社区约500人提供社区主导的替代性司法做法,取代传统法庭程序。
  2. 尼泊尔裔曼尼托巴居民为海外严重洪灾开展互助与救援协调会。 社区领袖表示,本周在温尼伯举行的会议组织当地尼泊尔裔居民,协调海外救援与心理支持工作。

🏈 体育

  1. 蓝色轰炸机(Blue Bombers)在售罄的公主奥托体育场(Princess Auto Stadium)以44–28爆冷击败联赛领头的蒙特利尔。 温尼伯在周五胜出后战绩升至6胜5负,四分卫扎克·科拉罗斯(Zach Collaros)完成26投32中,324码和两次达阵;此胜保住蓝色轰炸机在西区的第三位,领先战绩为5胜5负的不列颠哥伦比亚狮队(B.C. Lions)。
  2. 温尼伯喷气机(Winnipeg Jets)门将康纳·海勒布尤克(Connor Hellebuyck)公开提出交易请求。 这位资深守门员本周公开要求交易,消息可能影响常规赛前的名单规划,相关情况见球队声明与消息来源。

📰 另外今日

  • 温尼伯警方寻求协助辨认7月28日被发现无反应的男子,描述为身高5英尺7英寸,手臂有“MK”纹身。
  • 部分曼尼托巴酒类商店下架剩余美国酒类产品,部分库存将被销毁。
  • 法院裁定少年OHL与WHL球员可就涉嫌虐待寻求赔偿,安大略法院的裁决影响球员索赔权利。
  • 北曼尼托巴酋长对与丘吉尔港扩建相关公司的新反对意见,酋长本周提出关注。
  • 蓝色轰炸机在同场44–28胜蒙特利尔的比赛中进攻端获得450码,外接手奥塔里亚·威尔逊(Ontaria Wilson)记录114码。

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