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Prairie Green remains, police HQ review, gang violence, Chief Peguis cost
Plus: Jets' Morrissey to the rescue

Good evening. Here’s a look at what our newsroom has been working on today:

 

'A painful but significant moment'

Adam Treusch and Scott Billeck:

Potential human remains found in search at Prairie Green Landfill

The search for a serial killer’s victims in a Winnipeg-area landfill has uncovered potential human remains, in what Indigenous leaders say is a “painful but significant moment” in their quest for just... Read More

 
 
 

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'No reasonable likelihood of conviction'

Dan Lett:

No charges laid after second review into Winnipeg police headquarters scandal

An independent prosecutor hired by Manitoba Justice to review an RCMP investigation into the Winnipeg Police Service headquarters construction contract has recommended no criminal charges be laid against any of the individuals involved. Read More

 
 

'There’s going to be a gang war'

Chris Kitching:

‘We may have a gang situation brewing’

Police increasing North End patrols after recent shootings, gun-related arrests Read More

 
 

'It’s a lot of money'

Joyanne Pursaga:

Mayor says skyrocketing cost of extending Chief Peguis Trail worth it

The cost to extend Chief Peguis Trail in north Winnipeg has risen by hundreds of millions of dollars but city officials predict its benefits would still outweigh its price. Read More

 
 

'Just be a good person'

Mike McIntyre:

Morrissey’s calm assist earns grateful mom’s first-star award

Jets D-man a bit player in icy three-car crash, but guides upset collision rookie through traumatic aftermath Read More

 
 
 

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One last thing...

Brian Melley, The Associated Press:

Prosecutor says golden toilet was stolen from English palace in ‘audacious raid’

LONDON (AP) — It was not your typical smash-and-grab burglary and the booty was precious: a toilet worth more than its weight in gold. The one-of-a-kind 18-carat gold toilet was swiped in under fiv... Read More

 
 

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