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溫尼伯週五要聞:轟炸機爆冷、1.03億加元救助與北部火警

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🚑 緊急與事故

  1. 北溫尼伯住宅火警送醫三人;一人情況危急。 溫尼伯消防救護服務(Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service)表示,週四北溫尼伯一處住宅發生火災,三人被送醫,其中一人列為危急。調查人員在現場釐清起火原因,鄰居描述現場濃煙密布,多支救援隊到場處理。
  2. 聖博尼法斯地區13歲少女失蹤;最後目擊為週四。 溫尼伯警察局(Winnipeg Police Service)在失蹤人口通報中表示,該名少女週四晚在聖博尼法斯(St. Boniface)社區最後被目擊,警方請有相關線索者立即聯絡調查人員。

🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 曼尼托巴承諾1.03億加元協助受美國關稅衝擊產業,含5,000萬加元貸款計畫。 省政府週四宣布總值1.03億加元的救助措施,主軸為5,000萬加元的貿易韌性貸款計畫、關稅下對勞動力穩定的支援方案,並增加青年就業補助,部長傑米·摩西(Jamie Moses)表示。
  2. 曼尼托巴啟動為期兩年的試點,將面授體育納入至12年級,11至12年級增列110小時。 省府表示,該試點要求學生在2027–28學年以前完成11、12年級各110小時的體育課時,官員援引美國密西根大學(University of Michigan)民調顯示畢業後活動量下降的擔憂作為依據。

💼 經濟與商業

  1. 曼尼托巴水電局執行長艾倫·丹羅斯(Allan Danroth)任職兩年後離職;營運長霍爾·特納(Hal Turner)暫代執行長。 這家公營事業週四以個人因素公告丹羅斯離職,並表示營運長霍爾·特納將臨時擔任執行長,直到找到接任者;丹羅斯上月在公共事業委員會聽證時曾提及可信威脅。
  2. 勞資委員會駁回連鎖飯店就少付外籍勞工薪資的上訴。 勞資關係委員會本週刊登的裁決指出,對在曼尼托巴一飯店少付外籍勞工薪資的連鎖飯店,上訴不成立,結束該案上訴程序。

🎨 社區與文化

  1. 恢復性司法計畫將每年服務北曼尼托巴原住民族約500人。 新計畫預計每年為北曼尼托巴原住民族地區約500人提供由社區主導、替代傳統法院程序的選項,官員表示。
  2. 尼泊爾裔曼尼托巴居民聚會協調海外洪災救援並提供互助。 本週在溫尼伯舉行的社區會議,當地尼泊爾裔居民組織起來協調救援與情感支持,社區領袖向與會者說明情況。

🏈 體育

  1. 藍色轟炸機(Blue Bombers)在售罄的公主汽車體育場(Princess Auto Stadium)以44–28爆冷擊敗聯盟領先的蒙特婁。 溫尼伯勝場數提升至6勝5敗,四分衛札克·柯拉羅斯(Zach Collaros)完成26次傳球中的32次,傳球碼數324碼,兩次達陣;此役讓轟炸機在西區仍居第三,領先卑詩獅隊(B.C. Lions,5勝5敗)。
  2. 溫尼伯噴射機(Winnipeg Jets)守門員Connor Hellebuyck公開提出交易申請。 這位資深守門員本週公開要求交易,消息來源與球團聲明表示,該發展可能在國家冰球聯盟例行賽前影響名單規劃。

📰 也有這些消息

  • 溫尼伯警方向民眾徵求協助辨認7月28日被發現失去反應的男子,身高5呎7吋,身上有「MK」刺青。
  • 部分曼尼托巴酒類店下架剩餘美國製酒品,部份存貨將被銷毀。
  • 法院裁定安大略省青年OHL與WHL球員可就被指控的虐待尋求賠償,安大略法院判決影響球員的求償權。
  • 北曼尼托巴酋長對與丘吉爾港擴建有關公司提出新反對意見;酋長本週表達關切。
  • 藍色轟炸機進攻單場獲450碼,同場44–28擊敗蒙特婁,接球員安塔麗雅·威爾森(Ontaria Wilson)紀錄114碼。

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