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Couple 'equally guilty' in 'disturbing' murder – Winnipeg Free Press - Vimarsana News

Couple 'equally guilty' in 'disturbing' murder – Winnipeg Free Press

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Empty shelves in northern Manitoba First Nation spark renewed call for all-weather roads, emergency shipments - Vimarsana News

Empty shelves in northern Manitoba First Nation spark renewed call for all-weather roads, emergency shipments

The chief of a remote Manitoba First Nation is calling for the construction of all-weather roads after his community encountered a shortage of essential supplies. He said provincial and federal governments should also prepare to enact emergency protocols in case winter roads remain closed and other goods can’t be shipped.

Source: cbc.ca
Missing canoeist's body found by residents – Winnipeg Free Press - Vimarsana News

Missing canoeist's body found by residents – Winnipeg Free Press

Breaking News, Sports, Manitoba, Canada

Missing Manitoba canoeist found dead in Gods River, RCMP say - Winnipeg - Vimarsana News

Missing Manitoba canoeist found dead in Gods River, RCMP say - Winnipeg

Shamattawa RCMP said the body of 43-year-old Abraham Beardy, who was last seen a week ago canoeing on the Gods River, was found Thursday afternoon by members of the community.

Man found dead 1 week after canoe tipped on northern Manitoba river : RCMP - Vimarsana News

Man found dead 1 week after canoe tipped on northern Manitoba river : RCMP

Abraham Beardy, 43, was last seen alive Aug. 27 while canoeing with a woman on Gods River, which runs through Shamattawa First Nation, about 350 kilometres south of Churchill. His body was found on the river Aug. 31, RCMP say.

Source: cbc.ca