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Teen girl charged in Powerview-Pine Falls homicide - Vimarsana News

Teen girl charged in Powerview-Pine Falls homicide

One man is dead and one woman injured, after a teenage driver intentionally hit them with a vehicle ...

Teen charged with 2nd-degree murder after 2 pedestrians hit by vehicle in Powerview-Pine Falls - Vimarsana News

Teen charged with 2nd-degree murder after 2 pedestrians hit by vehicle in Powerview-Pine Falls

A 15-year-old girl has been charged with second-degree murder after two pedestrians were hit by a vehicle, and a 20-year-old man died.

Source: cbc.ca
Manitoba teen charged with second-degree murder after pedestrian killed - Vimarsana News

Manitoba teen charged with second-degree murder after pedestrian killed

POWERVIEW, Man. — Manitoba Mounties say a 15-year-old girl has been charged with second-degree murder after two people were hit by a vehicle in Powerview-Pine Falls.

Manitoba RCMP: 2 teens charged with second-degree murder in separate homicides - Vimarsana News

Manitoba RCMP: 2 teens charged with second-degree murder in separate homicides

Two Manitobans teenagers have been charged in connection with separate homicides, including one where pedestrians were ”intentionally” hit by a car, according to the RCMP.

Manitoba Hydro reminds residents and resource users of continued record high water flows on the Winnipeg River - Vimarsana News

Manitoba Hydro reminds residents and resource users of continued record high water flows on the Winnipeg River

For the third week in a row, Manitoba Hydro is warning residents and resource users along the Winnipeg River from Pointe du Bois to Sagkeeng First Nation of increased water flows due to extremely high precipitation in Northwest Ontario and Southern Manitoba this spring.