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Kenora’s Ontario Provincial Police has identified 23-year-old Ethan Harper as the man who died in the 400 block of Second Street South last week.
In a news release, police say a post mortem took place in Kenora on Dec. 21 and determined that foul play is not suspected but did not release the cause of death. Police and emergency medical services responded to a possible sudden death call at 7 a.m. on Dec. 21. Harper was pronounced dead on scene.
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OPP and Treaty Three Police are investigating a suspicious death on Couchiching First Nation.(CBC)
Treaty Three Police, with assistance from Rainy River OPP, are investigating a suspicious death in Couchiching First Nation.
Police said officers and Rainy River District EMS paramedics were dispatched to a residence on Rainy Lake Boulevard in the community on Dec. 25, with reports of a domestic assault with a weapon.
Three victims with superficial injuries were found at the scene, as was an unresponsive 41-year-old man, police said. He was taken to hospital, where he was pronounced dead.
Police have identified the deceased as Randall Morrison of Big Grassy First Nation.
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COUCHICHING FIRST NATION A suspicious Christmas Day death in Couchiching First Nation death is under investigation after a report of a domestic assault with a weapon.
Ontario Provincial Police, called in by Treaty Three Police, are looking into the death of 41-year-old Randall Morrison of Big Grassy First Nation. The OPP said they responded to a Rainy Lake Boulevard residence, where police found three victims with superficial injuries and an unresponsive 41-year-old, who was taken to hospital where he was pronounced dead.
Treaty Three Police, with the assistance of the Rainy River District OPP and the OPP s criminal investigation branch, are looking into the circumstances surrounding the death.
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A suspicious death is under investigation in Couchiching First Nation.
Provincial Police and Treaty Three Police responded to a report of a domestic assault with a weapon on Friday.
When they arrived, they found an unresponsive 41-year-old man and three other people with minor injuries.
The man was pronounced dead at the hospital, and police have identified him as Randall Morrison of Big Grassy First Nation.
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