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“The wilderness is now largely dominated by feral animals. When I was a child you never saw a horse.”

“The wilderness is now largely dominated by feral animals. When I was a child you never saw a horse.”

The largest urban reserve in Canada was officially established on Friday, after lands of the former Kapyong Barracks in Winnipeg were repatriated to a joint reserve land base owned by a group of seven First Nations in Treaty One territory.

Amid calls for his resignation, Winnipegs police chief says he will not be stepping down and is committed to getting justice for the four victims of an alleged serial killer.

Amid calls for his resignation, Winnipegs police chief says he will not be stepping down and is committed to getting justice for the four victims of an alleged serial killer.

Garbage disposal at a landfill outside Winnipeg was paused Thursday as calls to search the area for the remains of two Indigenous women believed to be the victims of an alleged serial killer intensified.

The daughters of Morgan Harris — one of four women police allege were killed by a Winnipeg man — say police told them their mother's remains are believed to be at a landfill north of the city, not the Brady Road landfill.

A grieving First Nation in south central Manitoba is offering support to help those affected by the deaths of two of its own members, who police believe were killed by the same man.

The grandmother of Marcedes Myran — one of the four women police allege were killed by the same man — says she wants police to search a Winnipeg landfill for her granddaughter’s remains.

Community members are honouring and remembering the four Indigenous women who are believed to have been killed at the hands of a serial killer.