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Why did it take Winnipeg police so long to interview a serial killer in search for victim’s identity? – CBC
Apr 14, 2025 After years of work, missing woman Ashlee Shingoose confirmed last month to be previously unidentified victim Experts say there doesn’t seem to have been anything explicitly preventing Winnipeg police from reinterviewing a serial killer sooner in their mission to identify his unknown victim — but there’s a range of possible reasons that […]
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Former chief in Manitoba assaulted at Winnipeg courthouse says lawyer – APTN News
Apr 07, 2025 Christopher Traverse is facing sexual assault, sexual interference charges. The former chief of a First Nation in Manitoba was assaulted on his way into the Winnipeg courthouse Monday morning, a provincial court judge was told. Christopher Traverse was injured and two people were arrested, his lawyer Candace Olson said. Traverse was attending […]
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Métis family in Lac La Biche hopes inquiry will answer questions in Frank Whitford’s 2019 death – APTN News
Apr 03, 2025 Frank Whitford, 19, died after going into cardiac arrest in RCMP cells It has been more than five years since Sylvia Quintal saw her son Frank Whitford alive for the last time. It was in the morning of Nov. 9, the day before he died. The Métis mother from Lac La Biche, […]
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AMC Demands Justice for Tanya Nepinak and Brady Landfill Search
April 1, 2025 Trigger Warning: Details of this news release may be very distressing to read. Please be prepared to reach out for support while reading or afterwards. The Hope for Wellness helpline is available 24/7 by calling 1-855-242-3310 or visiting https://www.hopeforwellness.ca/ Treaty One Territory, Winnipeg – The Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs (AMC) stands in unwavering […]
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SCO Celebrates Opening of Dauphin Office
March 31, 2025 The justice system can be intimidating. With our new office, we aim to create a welcoming environment where our relatives feel seen, heard, and empowered to navigate the system with dignity.” – Grand Chief Jerry Daniels ANISHINAABE AND DAKOTE TERRITORY, MB – The Southern Chiefs’ Organization (SCO) is pleased to announce the […]
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Serial killer victim Ashlee Shingoose’s parents to speak at news conference – CBC
Mar 27, 2025 Manitoba premier promised to search landfill for Shingoose’s remains on Wednesday The parents of a woman recently identified as the unknown victim of a Winnipeg serial killer remembered their daughter on Thursday as a loving person whose remains they now hope to recover from a Winnipeg landfill as soon as possible. Albert and […]
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Support for Brady Landfill Search: Bring Ashlee Shingoose Home
March 26, 2025 Trigger Warning: Details of this news release may be very distressing to read. Please be prepared to reach out for support while reading or afterwards. The Hope for Wellness helpline is available 24/7 by calling 1-855-242-3310 or visiting https://www.hopeforwellness.ca/ Treaty One Territory, Winnipeg – Today the Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs (AMC) walks […]
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‘It’s been a long time waiting’: Family, community react to identification of Mashkode Bizhiki’ikwe – APTN News
Mar 26, 2025 Family of Ashlee Shingoose encourages authorities to search Brady landfill ‘as soon as possible.’ Mashkode Bizhiki’ikwe has her name back. The Anishinaabemowin title that means Buffalo Woman belongs to Ashlee Christine Shingoose, the Winnipeg Police Service confirmed at a news conference Wednesday. “Our hearts go out to Albert and Theresa Shingoose, Ashlee’s parents,” […]
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Update of Investigation re Identification of Mashkode Bizhi’ikwe (Buffalo Woman): C22-103187
March 26, 2025 Information contained in our media releases may relate to issues of violence or trauma, which could be distressing for some individuals. Be mindful of your well-being and consider whether or not engaging with this content is appropriate for you. On July 11, 2024, Chief Justice Glenn Joyal convicted Jeremy Skibicki of four […]
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Miscarriage of Justice Review Commission to set up shop in Winnipeg – APTN News
Mar 24, 2025 Quewezance sisters waiting 2 1/2 years for potential wrongful conviction decision The federal government plans to base its Miscarriage of Justice Review Commission in Winnipeg – the site of several wrongful convictions over the past decades. The most recent exonerations were three First Nations men in Manitoba who each spent 50 years […]
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