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Halifax Police: The search for a missing newborn baby in Halifax has concluded. Human remains of an infant were located.![]()
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New information redirected the search to Prospect Road and the surrounding area today. Remains were located at approximately 3:20 p.m. in a wooded area off Old Coach Road.![]()
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The Nova Scotia Medical Examiner Service will be conducting an autopsy to determine the cause and manner of death.![]()
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The 23-year-old woman in hospital remains in critical condition. Police believe the woman experienced a medical emergency and do not believe her condition is the result of violence.![]()
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On Saturday, four people known to the woman were taken into custody for questioning. Two have been released and two have now been charged.![]()
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Sukhpreet Singh, a 23-year-old man who is a relative of the woman, and his wife, 26-year-old Ramandeep Kaur, will appear in Halifax provincial court on Monday to face the following charges:![]()
- Concealing the body of a child![]()
- Obstruction![]()
- Indignity to a dead body![]()
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The investigation remains ongoing.![]()
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Police extend condolences to the infant’s loved ones.
🕊️ Komagata Maru 1914 — Remembered![]()
On May 23, 1914, the Japanese steamship Komagata Maru arrived in Vancouver with 376 passengers — mostly Punjabi Sikhs, along with Hindus and Muslims — seeking a better life in Canada.![]()
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Denied entry due to discriminatory immigration laws, they endured two months of hardship at sea before being forced to return to India. Their journey became a tragic symbol of colonial injustice and racial exclusion.![]()
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Today, we honor their courage, dignity, and the enduring legacy of their struggle for justice and human rights.![]()
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In remembrance of those who endured.![]()
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#KomagataMaru #remember1914 #canadianhistory #SikhHeritage #ImmigrantRights #neverforget
The following drugs were seized:![]()
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339 kg of methamphetamine (estimated wholesale value of $2,710,000/estimated street value of $16,950,000)![]()
175 kg of cocaine (estimated wholesale value of $4,375,000/estimated street value of $17,500,000)![]()
11.25 kg of fentanyl (estimated wholesale value of $225,000/estimated street value of $2,700,000)![]()
An undisclosed quantity of pills![]()
Cannabis marihuana![]()
Cannabis derivatives![]()
Firearms and assets seized included:![]()
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12 handguns, 1 carbine,1 shotgun and 7 vehicles. 1.35 million illegal cigarettes (representing an estimated tax loss of $400,000)![]()
The following individuals were arrested for drug trafficking, proceeds of crime and conspiracy-related charges:![]()
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Bahadur Bobir, 30 yrs of Winnipeg, MB![]()
Zubair Mohammad-Zarif, 34 yrs of Winnipeg, MB![]()
Samantha Graham, 28 yrs of Winnipeg, MB![]()
Christopher Rundle, 44 yrs of Winnipeg, MB![]()
Tyren Petiquan-Landon, 19 yrs of Winnipeg, MB![]()
Ronald Zastre, 33 yrs of Winnipeg, MB![]()
Tiffany Church, 34 yrs of Winnipeg, MB![]()
Matthew Haiko, 46 yrs of Winnipeg, MB![]()
Tongun Tongun, 24 yrs of Winnipeg, MB![]()
Hothaifa Hassan, 24 yrs of Winnipeg, MB![]()
George McFarlane, 50 yrs of Winnipeg, MB![]()
Clinton Netengesic, 36 yrs of Winnipeg, MB![]()
Addison Perry, 29 yrs of Winnipeg, MB![]()
Daniel Finkbeiner, 38 yrs of Winnipeg, MB![]()
Savannah McDougall, 24 yrs of Winnipeg, MB![]()
Thomas Barnecki, 45 yrs of Winnipeg, MB![]()
Cory Cozmenski, 48 yrs of Winnipeg, MB![]()
Carol Dignard, 63 yrs of Winnipeg, MB![]()
Norman Leduc, 60 yrs of Winnipeg, MB![]()
Connor Abraham, 21 yrs of Winnipeg, MB![]()
Mohammed Makhlouf, 23 yrs of Winnipeg, MB![]()
Gage Hale, 31 yrs of Winnipeg, MB![]()
Seth Driedger, 24 yrs of Winnipeg, MB![]()
Shelby Hershfeldt, 39 yrs of Winnipeg, MB![]()
Kaleigh Lajoie, 22 yrs of Winnipeg, MB![]()
Richard Barnecki, 43 yrs of Ile Des Chenes, MB![]()
Gary Benjamin Thompson, 45 yrs of Morris, MB![]()
Braeden Lindsay, 27 yrs of Brandon, MB![]()
Merrick Wieler, 35 yrs of Winkler, MB![]()
Chelsea Mageau, 35 yrs of Edmonton, AB![]()
William Meredith, 25 yrs of Kenora, ONT![]()
Vatana Chao, 35 yrs of Brantford, ONT![]()
Preaktra Chao, 33 yrs of Brantford, ONT.
Maple Senior Indo Canadian Society, Winnipeg hosted Ethnoculture honoring Event for seniors arriving from overseas to Canada.![]()
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The event also recognized community members, elected officials, and board members for their support, fostering connection, belonging, and social engagement as newcomers settle into Winnipeg’s community.
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