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A Winnipeg man, previously deemed 'high-risk' for killing his parents, has had that designation lifted. The city also opened a new transitional housing facility for women escaping violence. Separately, an Ontario homicide suspect faces additional charges related to threats made against a Winnipeg business.
Court lifts ‘high-risk’ label for Winnipeg man who killed parents, stabbed colleague
A Winnipeg man who was found not criminally responsible for the 2021 slayings of his parents and the stabbing of a co-worker has had a 'high-risk accused' designation removed. Trevor Farley, who was experiencing psychosis at the time of the incidents, will no longer face the stringent conditions associated with that label. Manitoba Court of King's Bench Justice Kenneth Champagne announced the deci…
‘More than just a roof’: New housing for Winnipeg women fleeing violence unveiled
Winnipeg has launched a new income-based transitional housing project for women fleeing domestic violence, with a second facility nearing completion. The first building, Standing Eagle, opened in Janu…
Winnipegger honours father with Manitoba Marathon donations
The Manitoba Marathon holds a special significance for Kiera Wortley, serving as a "second celebration of life" for her father, Adrian, who passed away 2.5 months prior. Father's Day weekend has alway…
Ontario homicide suspect also faces charges for threats to Winnipeg business
An Ontario man has been arrested and charged with first-degree murder in connection with a homicide investigation in Greater Madawaska, Ontario. Graham Mlodozenec, 52, was taken into custody by Winnip…
