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克萊因再戰市長、11–12年級學生免費搭乘、丘吉爾穀物復航 · 溫尼伯週二要聞

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🏛️ Education

  1. 溫尼伯大學附中(University of Winnipeg Collegiate)要求九至十年級學生修習人工智慧素養課程。 校長卡梅倫·塞拉薩尼表示,學校今年要求所有九、十年級社會科班級完成兩小時的人工智慧素養單元,內容涵蓋人工智慧能做與不能做的事、隱私及錯誤資訊問題。學校也提供十年級選修課,供想深入學習的學生選讀。
  2. 學生回到前MITT校區,經歷轉入RRC Polytech後動盪的過渡期。 瑞紅學院(RRC Polytech)吸收了19項MITT(Manitoba Institute of Trades and Technology)課程,預計南溫尼伯校區將有400名新生。代理傳播經理勞倫·帕森斯與校長佛瑞德·梅爾指出,國際生註冊較去年減少約27%。MITT今年早些時候因國際生人數下滑55%而關閉。
  3. 十一、十二年級學生將率先獲得免費交通卡。 市府在校園交通公告中表示,十一、十二年級學生將成為該計畫首批受惠對象,可免費搭乘市內交通工具。

🚨 Crime & Public Safety

  1. 北溫尼伯住宅火警受害者死亡,涉案男子遭控謀殺。 溫尼伯警察指控一名男子犯下謀殺罪,先前通報的住宅火警受害者已因傷勢喪命。警方在受害者因居所火災傷重不治後提出謀殺指控。
  2. 曼尼托巴省府對三起拘留中死亡案件下令舉行法庭調查。 省府宣布,將對三名在拘留中死亡者分別進行正式法庭調查,觸發司法審查程序。

💼 Economy & Business

  1. 丘吉爾港(Port of Churchill)睽違六年恢復穀物裝運。 聯邦部長麗貝卡·沙特蘭與曼尼托巴農業部長羅恩·柯斯蒂辛在週一儀式上表示,本週有一艘船在丘吉爾港裝載三萬噸薩斯喀徹溫省硬粒小麥(durum),這是本季計畫中的三艘首船之一。

💼 Sports

  1. 溫尼伯噴射機(Winnipeg Jets)以合約指定阿爾托納出身的科爾·凱勒為全職緊急替補守門員(EBUG)。 噴射機依據更新後的國家冰球聯盟集體談判協議指示每隊需指名一名EBUG,28歲的科爾·凱勒擁有64場職業賽資歷,最近在2022–2024年間為阿爾托納馬龍隊出賽。

📰 Also Today

  • 前省議員凱文·克萊因(Kevin Klein)將參選溫尼伯市長,啟動第二次競選。
  • 凱文·克萊因確認二度參選市長,先前曾在8月19日表示不參選後改變主意。
  • 市府報告建議將普羅文臣公園(Provencher Park)作為未來聖波尼法斯(St. Boniface)游泳池用地,報告指出。
  • 一名男子週一晚在福克斯(The Forks)遭一群青少年刺傷,溫尼伯警方正在調查。
  • 溫哥華導演《世界末日之路》(Armageddon Road)談個人恐怖電影創作,專題報導。
  • 美國對酒精管制的反應在各省差異甚大,比較報告。
  • 埃德蒙頓(Edmonton)等加拿大多所學校取消國際校外教學,教育單位公告。
  • 自由黨在三場聯邦補選中橫掃,CBC預測安大略、魁北克與卑詩省勝選。
  • De Luca's結束無限義大利麵促銷,餐廳調整優惠政策。
  • 臨時急診室將於勞動節在多芬醫院開放,預定時間表。
  • 蕾莉·萊丘克發布曼尼托巴週二、2026年9月1日天氣預報。
  • 曼尼托巴教育工作者要求對新自然科課綱提供更多支持,教師發出請求。
  • (重複)前市議員凱文·克萊因將再次參選市長,競選消息。
  • (重複)曼尼托巴對三起拘留中死亡案件下令舉行法庭調查,省府公告。
  • (重複)凱文·克萊因將投入市長競選,680 CJOB專訪內容。
  • (重複)美國各州對酒精政策的回應差異,政策分析。

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