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溫尼伯要聞 · 開學開銷、投票冷感與藍色轟炸機勝利

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🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. 民調顯示隨市選到來,溫尼伯選民冷感。 Probe Research(Probe Research)與 Abacus Data(Abacus Data)在2026年6月發布的調查顯示,有46%受訪者不希望市長史考特·吉靈漢(Scott Gillingham)再任第二任。市府官方選舉結果指出,市政選舉投票率自2014年的50%降至2022年的37.5%。
  2. 市府稱流浪營地人數下降,議員仍要求交代。 市府表示近周流浪營地統計人數下降,但市議員公開質疑市府的應對策略,要求更多說明,依據為文中議會聲明。

💼 Economy & Business

  1. 通膨7月達3%,溫尼伯家長面臨更高開學支出。 加拿大零售業理事會(Retail Council of Canada)指出,開學採購每年帶來超過45億加元,單個家庭每名孩童可能花費600至750加元;Tru-North Supply(Tru-North Supply)報告本季為北部社區準備了400個背包。開學日為9月9日。
  2. 曼尼托巴省政府推動數百萬關稅紓困措施。 省政府宣布新的多百萬加元關稅紓困方案,文章指出省級為該計畫發起單位,且屬新的財政救助措施。
  3. 溫尼伯9月將調整大眾運輸路線與時刻。 市政府發布的交通公告表示,數條路線與時刻表將於9月生效。

🎨 Community & Culture

  1. 曼尼托巴大學(University of Manitoba)引進五名國際研究員,參與人才競爭。 曼尼托巴大學歡迎五名海外研究員加盟,文章將此視為該校全球招募行動的一部分。
  2. 藍色轟炸機(Blue Bombers)以44比28擊敗蒙特婁金鷹(Montreal Alouettes),終止對手七連勝。 比賽報導指出,溫尼伯以44比28獲勝,終止蒙特婁的七場連勝紀錄。

📰 Also Today

  • 懷特謝爾省立公園(Whiteshell Provincial Park)安全升級工程周一開工。
  • 溫尼伯一名護理師因2025年被形容為「任何登記護理師都不該犯的錯誤」而受處分。
  • 2007年殺害一名孕婦的男子獲准出獄受監護外出。
  • 布蘭登(Brandon)啟用新資源回收站,將床墊與金屬從掩埋場轉向回收。
  • 曼尼托巴球員特里斯坦·彼得斯(Tristan Peters)在芝加哥白襪(Chicago White Sox)表現強勢。
  • 一名作家報告身為同志伴侶在美國南部主題樂園多利園(Dollywood)感到安全。
  • 氣象播報員萊利·雷丘克(Riley Laychuk)發布「略顯不穩定」的週末天氣預報。
  • 尼西查韋亞席克克里族(Nisichawayasihk Cree Nation)選出新酋長,強調以人民為本的優先事項。
  • 溫尼伯警方調查發生在薩金特大道(Sargent Avenue)一家雜貨店保全遭攻擊案。

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University of Manitoba welcomes 5 researchers from abroad amid 'global race for talent'

The University of Manitoba is bringing five renowned academics to lead research programs in the province as part of a wider federal government effort to draw world-class scientists from abroad.

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Winnipeg announces some transit changes set to come into effect in September

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Winnipeg man on pilgrimage in Nepal missing after deadly flash floods

A Winnipeg man who was on a pilgrimage in Nepal is missing after flash flooding swept along the Himalayan border earlier this week.

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Safety upgrade work in Manitoba's Whiteshell Provincial Park to start Monday

Construction of safety improvements in an area of Whiteshell Provincial Park where two young brothers drowned this summer is set to begin next week.

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Winnipeg says encampment numbers down, but councillors question city's response

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Manitoba 'gentleman' Tristan Peters having monster MLB run with White Sox

Tristan Peters' impact on Major League Baseball is now historic, and his hometown is inflated with pride.

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From mattresses to metal, Brandon's new diversion depot aims to keep more waste out of landfill

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Winnipeg nurse punished for 2025 error 'no registered nurse should have made'

A former Winnipeg nurse who admitted to packing a patient's anus with about 10 centimetres of gauze when they were supposed to dress a nearby wound has been disciplined by the provincial regulator.

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Man who killed woman pregnant with his child in 2007 granted escorted absences from prison

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Dollywood was a rare place in the southern U.S. where my fiancée and I felt safe as a queer couple

Seeing Dolly Parton in person in 2024 at Dollywood was magical, says Winnipegger Anjali Sandhu, but feeling safe with her partner — being publicly affectionate as a queer couple in the Tennessee theme park — was the real magic.

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Riley Laychuk's weekend forecast: slightly unsettled

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Winnipeggers disengaged in election, lowering voter turnout: polling

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