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Bob 'Doc' Holliday passes away - Vimarsana News

Bob 'Doc' Holliday passes away

Bob ‘Doc’ Holliday, a long-time Winnipeg reporter, pro-wrestling promoter and community advocate, died following a battle with cancer at the age of 80, friends and family confirmed to CTV News Winnipeg.

Skibicki investigation: landfill search up to Indigenous community to advocate for - Vimarsana News

Skibicki investigation: landfill search up to Indigenous community to advocate for

The chair of the Winnipeg Police Board says it is up to members of the Indigenous community to advocate for a search of the landfill north of the city where it is believed the bodies of two Indigenous women killed by an alleged serial killer are located.

Skibicki investigation: Indigenous groups call for landfill search - Vimarsana News

Skibicki investigation: Indigenous groups call for landfill search

Several Indigenous organizations are criticizing Winnipeg police for not searching a landfill where the remains of two women killed by an alleged serial killer are believed to be, and are asking for help from Ottawa.

Protesters block entrance to Brady Road landfill south of Winnipeg, call for extensive search for MMIWG2S - Vimarsana News

Protesters block entrance to Brady Road landfill south of Winnipeg, call for extensive search for MMIWG2S

The daughters of Morgan Harris along with a group of allies and advocates blocked traffic on Sunday afternoon near the Brady Landfill to call for an extensive search of the facility for any missing and murdered Indigenous women, girls, and two-spirit people.

Source: cbc.ca
Winnipeg Police Chief Won't Resign, Supports Exploring Landfill Search Options - Vimarsana News

Winnipeg Police Chief Won't Resign, Supports Exploring Landfill Search Options

Winnipeg's chief of police says he has no plans to resign and supports exploring options to recover the remains of two Indigenous women who are believed to be in a landfill outside the city. 

Source: chrisd.ca