Missing Thompson Teen's Body Has Been Found

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The search for a missing boy from Thompson has turned into a homicide investigation.

Details: Published: Apr 30, 2016 - 9:06 am

Running For The Red

A girl from Winnipeg will be starting her 300 mile run today.

Kayleen McKay will be running from Duck Bay to Winnipeg's Alexander Docks to bring awareness to Missing and Murdered Aboriginal peoples, and to raise money for the "Drag The Red" group who helped look for her cousin in the Red River.

McKay says so far she has received a lot of positive responses for this.

"A lot of people are very supportive of me and they've been wishing me nothing but the best. And my school is very excited for me and my family cant wait for me to start."

She does have a GoFundMe page set up called "Kayleen Mckay's fun for Drag the Red". And she will be stopping in Dauphin on May 2nd.

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Pothole Filling Underway In Dauphin

If you've been driving around Dauphin, you may have noticed a few potholes have been filled in.

Director of Public Works and Operations for the City of Dauphin, Bill Brenner says they started everything about a week ago.

"We have done one path through the entire north end of Dauphin and we are now working in the south end of Dauphin. We've completed approximately 75% of the community."

Brenner says more pot holes will show up eventually, but they will be monitoring the roads and be on the look out.

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Winnipeg Journalist A Finalist For The Michener Award

A Winnipeg-based journalist for The Canadian Press has been named a finalist for the prestigious Michener Award.

Chinta Puxley's stories examined the isolation of residents of Shoal Lake 40 in Manitoba.

The other finalists are the CBC, the Globe and Mail, Societe Radio-Canada, the Telegraph Journal and the Toronto Star.

The award, founded in 1970 by former governor general Roland Michener, honours excellence in public service journalism.

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Canadian Health Clinic In Aleppo Bombing

A doctor with a Canadian-supported hospital in Syria is calling the bombing of the facility a war crime.

Al Marjeh Primary Health Care Centre in rebel-held Aleppo has
been destroyed.

Pictures from the attack posted on the group's website show cinder block buildings left in rubble and medical supplies strewn under a collapsed roof -- but there were no casualties.

There were 50 Canadian doctors involved with the relief agency, but none have worked at the hospital in over a year because it's too dangerous.

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Nissan Recall

Nissan is recalling more than three million vehicles around the world because of malfunctioning passenger side airbags caused by damaged vehicle sensors.

The automaker says owners will be notified once they come up with a remedy plan, which will vary depending on the vehicle.

The problem affects a wide range of models from 2013 to 2017, including Pathfinders, Sentras and Altimas.