Two people dead after house fire on northern Manitoba First Nation
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This article was published 15/07/2024 (512 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
CROSS LAKE, MAN. – Two people are dead after a house fire on a First Nation in northern Manitoba.
RCMP say they responded to a fire on Cross Lake Cree Nation early Saturday.
They say neighbours had tried but failed to rescue someone who was inside the house when the fire started.
Police say firefighters found two bodies inside after the fire was extinguished.
They say the identities of the two victims have not been confirmed.
Cross Lake is about 520 kilometres north of Winnipeg by air.
This report by The Canadian Press was first published July 15, 2024.