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温尼伯要闻 · 凯文·克莱因回归竞选、11–12年级免费乘车证、丘吉尔港恢复粮食出口

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🏛️ 教育

  1. 温尼伯大学附中(University of Winnipeg Collegiate)将人工智能素养列为9–10年级必修课。 校长卡梅伦·塞拉萨尼(Cameron Cerasani)表示,今年所有9、10年级的社会学科课程将增加一项两小时的人工智能素养模块,内容涵盖人工智能能做什么、不能做什么、隐私与错误信息。学校同时为希望深入学习的学生提供一门10年级的人工智能选修课。
  2. 学生在过渡至红河学院理工(RRC Polytech)后重返前MITT校区。 红河学院理工接收了19个曼尼托巴工贸学院(MITT)的项目,预计其南温尼伯校区将迎来400名新生。红河学院理工代理传播经理劳伦·帕森斯(Lauren Parsons)和校长弗雷德·梅耶(Fred Meier)表示,与去年相比,国际学生入学人数下降约27%。MITT在今年早些时候关闭,原因是国际学生下降了55%。
  3. 11–12年级学生将率先获得免费乘车证。 市政府在校车运输公告中表示,11年级和12年级学生将获得免费乘车证,这一群体是该计划下首批覆盖对象。

🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 北温尼伯住宅火灾遇难者死亡后,一名男子被控谋杀。 温尼伯警方在一起北温尼伯住宅火灾发生后对一名个人提出谋杀指控,先前报道的伤者已因住所火灾伤势不治身亡。警方在受害者死亡后提出谋杀指控。
  2. 曼尼托巴省政府对三起羁押中死亡下令举行法庭调查。 省政府宣布将对三名在羁押中死亡的人启动正式法庭调查,对每起羁押中死亡进行司法审查。

💼 经济与商业

  1. 丘吉尔港(Port of Churchill)六年来首次恢复粮食运输。 联邦部长丽贝卡·查特兰(Rebecca Chartrand)与曼尼托巴农业部长罗恩·科斯蒂申(Ron Kostyshyn)在周一仪式上表示,本周一艘船正在丘吉尔港装载3万吨萨斯喀彻温省硬质小麦(durum),这是本季计划的三艘船中的第一艘。

💼 体育

  1. 温尼伯喷气机(Winnipeg Jets)签下阿尔托纳的科尔·凯勒(Cole Kehler)为全职应急替补门将。 由于新版国家冰球联盟集体谈判协议要求每支球队指定一名应急替补门将,喷气机队指定28岁的科尔·凯勒为全职应急替补门将;凯勒职业比赛出场64场,最近一次效力为2022–2024赛季的阿尔托纳马龙斯(Altona Maroons)。

📰 另有要闻

  • 前省议员凯文·克莱因(Kevin Klein)将竞选温尼伯市长,发起第二次参选。
  • 凯文·克莱因确认将第二次竞选市长,此举在他于8月19日的决定反转后宣布。
  • 市政报告建议将普罗文切公园作为未来圣博尼法斯游泳池的选址,报告称。
  • 周一夜间在叉河(The Forks)一名男子遭一群青少年刺伤,温尼伯警方正在调查。
  • 温哥华导演《世界末日之路》(Armageddon Road)谈个人恐怖片创作,人物特写。
  • 关于美国酒精政策的省际差异,一篇比较报道。
  • 埃德蒙顿及其他加拿大学校取消国际实地考察,教育通知。
  • 自由党横扫三场联邦补选,加拿大广播公司预测安大略、魁北克和不列颠哥伦比亚获胜。
  • 德卢卡(De Luca's)取消无限量意面促销,餐厅调整政策。
  • 多芬医院(Dauphin hospital)将在劳动节开设临时急诊科,计划如期开放。
  • 赖利·莱丘克(Riley Laychuk)发布曼尼托巴周二、2026年9月1日天气预报,天气更新。
  • 曼尼托巴教育者要求为新科学课程提供更多支持,教师提请。
  • (重复)前议员凯文·克莱因将第二次竞选市长,竞选相关新闻。
  • (重复)曼尼托巴对三起羁押中死亡下令举行法庭调查,政府公告。
  • (重复)凯文·克莱因将参加市长竞选,在680 CJOB电台采访中确认。
  • (重复)美国各省酒精政策差异解析,政策评述。

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