Sunday, December 14, 2025
ADVT 
National

Five-Year-Old Injured After Shots Fired At Home In Northern Saskatchewan

Darpan News Desk The Canadian Press, 14 Jan, 2019 09:42 PM

    LA RONGE, Sask. — Mounties say a five-year-old child was wounded after several gunshots were fired at a house in northern Saskatchewan.


    RCMP were called Sunday night to a home on the Lac La Ronge Indian Band.


    Officers say a bullet went through a wall of the home and hit the child inside.


    There were other people in the house at the time, but they did not report injuries.


    The child was taken to hospital with what was described as a serious but non-life threatening injury.


    RCMP say the suspects in the shooting fled the scene and officers continue to investigate.

    MORE National ARTICLES

    22-Year-Old Man Dies Following Ski Hill Accident In Quebec's Lac-Saint-Jean Region

    22-Year-Old Man Dies Following Ski Hill Accident In Quebec's Lac-Saint-Jean Region
    MONTREAL — A 22-year-old man is dead following a fall at a ski hill in Quebec's Lac-Saint-Jean region.    

    22-Year-Old Man Dies Following Ski Hill Accident In Quebec's Lac-Saint-Jean Region

    Hot Potato: Food Guide Makeover Creates Debate As Health Canada Prepares Release

    Hot Potato: Food Guide Makeover Creates Debate As Health Canada Prepares Release
    An overhaul of the Canada Food Guide is set to be released soon, a highly anticipated makeover that will do away with the rainbow visual many Canadians associate with the dietary guide commonly used in hospitals and daycares.  

    Hot Potato: Food Guide Makeover Creates Debate As Health Canada Prepares Release

    Radio-Canada Accused Of Racism For Parody Mocking PM Trudeau's India Trip

    Called "Bye bye," the show draws millions of viewers New Year's Eve and is considered the television event of the holiday season in Quebec.

    Radio-Canada Accused Of Racism For Parody Mocking PM Trudeau's India Trip

    Woman Accidentally Leaves Gold, Diamonds And Pearls In Clothing Donation Bag

    A Halifax woman who accidentally donated her lifelong collection of gold, diamonds and pearls is hoping against the odds that her jewelry will be returned.

    Woman Accidentally Leaves Gold, Diamonds And Pearls In Clothing Donation Bag

    Police Need Clearly Defined Reason For Stopping People For Questioning: Judge

    Police Need Clearly Defined Reason For Stopping People For Questioning: Judge
    Justice Michael Tulloch says misinformation and confusion over the years have led to many people believing that street checks are synonymous with random

    Police Need Clearly Defined Reason For Stopping People For Questioning: Judge

    Hateful Letter Shocks Indigenous Family In Edmonton-Area Community

    Hateful Letter Shocks Indigenous Family In Edmonton-Area Community
    Jimmy Assiniboine, who is 13, told CTV Edmonton that he read the letter and didn't know what to think.

    Hateful Letter Shocks Indigenous Family In Edmonton-Area Community