Winnipeg police have identified “Buffalo Woman” — one of four known victims of a serial killer who targeted Indigenous women in Manitoba — as 31-year-old Ashlee Christine Shingoose of St ...

Police say they do not believe there are any more undiscovered victims of a Winnipeg serial killer, after investigators spent months combing through thousands of hours of surveillance footage, a ...

The fourth victim of a Winnipeg serial killer has been identified by police as Ashlee Shingoose of St. Theresa Point Ansininew Nation.

Ashlee Shingoose was last seen in March 2022, near a homeless shelter in Winnipeg. At the time of her disappearance, she was just 31 years old. Recently identified, Shingoose had previously been ...

“There is a lot of trust that’s been lost with Winnipeg police,” Cambria Harris, daughter of Morgan Harris, told The Globe Wednesday. “We’ve wanted justice for Buffalo Woman from the star ...

She had been known only as Mashkode Bizhiki'ikwe (Buffalo Woman) until her identity was ... found in the Prairie Green Landfill, north of Winnipeg. The search there is still ongoing, and remains ...

Winnipeg police will provide an update Wednesday on the investigation into Mashkode Bizhiki’ikwe, or Buffalo Woman, the lone unidentified victim of serial killer Jeremy Skibicki. Enjoy unlimited ...

A timeline detailing the period between Shingoose’s disappearance and public confirmation of her identity as a murder victim.

Albert and Theresa Shingoose met with the publicly for the first time since Winnipeg police identified their daughter as Buffalo Woman.

Police announced Wednesday the identity of the fourth victim of serial killer Jeremy Skibicki. They say the remains of Ashlee Shingoose are likely in a landfill in Winnipeg.