In a recent development that has captured public attention, Winnipeg police announced they will confirm the identity of one of the victims of a serial killer during a news conference scheduled for ...
First Nations leaders are calling for a public inquiry into the actions of the Winnipeg Police Service (WPS). They want the ...
Albert and Theresa Shingoose met with the publicly for the first time since Winnipeg police identified their daughter as Buffalo Woman.
WINNIPEG — Canada’s top First Nations leader is calling for an independent inquiry into the Winnipeg Police Service and ...
A DNA test confirms the identity of a missing First Nations woman as the search for remains continues in a Canada landfill ...
When a Winnipeg sergeant showed up at the home of Albert and Theresa Shingoose on a First Nation in northeastern Manitoba, ...
WINNIPEG — The parents of a slain Manitoba woman say they hope the search for their daughter's remains can begin soon. Albert ...
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Police name serial killer victim as Ashlee Shingoose, Kinew promises landfill searchFor years, she was known as Mashkode Bizhiki'ikwe, or Buffalo Woman, an Indigenous woman who disappeared from the streets of ...
Ashlee Shingoose, 30, was the first of four people killed by Jeremy Skibicki in Manitoba. She had been known only as Mashkode ...
Canadian police on Wednesday identified the fourth victim of a serial killer who preyed on Indigenous women, a breakthrough ...
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Kinew promises landfill search as fourth victim of Winnipeg serial killer identifiedAshlee Christine Shingoose had her name and identity restored Wednesday, three years after she disappeared and died ...
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