Sunday, December 21, 2025
    ADVT 
    National

    Winnipeg Police Call For Help In Case Of Woman Who Disappeared A Year Ago

    Darpan News Desk The Canadian Press, 11 Jul, 2016 11:55 AM
      Winnipeg police are appealing to the public for help to find a woman who disappeared a year ago.
       
      The homicide unit is still investigating the case of Thelma Krull, who was 57 when she was last seen going for a walk in her neighbourhood last July 11.
       
      Officers say they believe Krull walked to a nearby park where she "experienced some type of distress."
       
      They say she either had a medical emergency or was abducted by a stranger.
       
      Police say they have done an extensive search of the area but have only recovered Krull's glasses and cellphone.
       
      They say someone out there has a critical piece of the puzzle and are asking anyone with information to come forward.
      Prev Next

      MORE National ARTICLES

      Health Canada Bans Sale, Import, Advertisement Of Drop-side Cribs

      OTTAWA — The federal government is banning the sale of drop-side cribs.

      Health Canada Bans Sale, Import, Advertisement Of Drop-side Cribs

      Training For Midwifery Students Dropped At University Of Manitoba

      Training For Midwifery Students Dropped At University Of Manitoba
      The 14 students say the move is costing them time, money and their dream careers, and comes at a time when there is a greater need than ever for midwives.

      Training For Midwifery Students Dropped At University Of Manitoba

      New contract provides municipalities means to deliver much needed core infrastructure on-time and on

      New contract provides municipalities means to deliver much needed core infrastructure on-time and on
      The joint standard agreement developed by Consulting Engineers of Ontario and the Municipal Engineers Association ensures a balanced and mutually beneficial arrangement

      New contract provides municipalities means to deliver much needed core infrastructure on-time and on

      Grand Opening Celebration of the Kwantlen St. Farmer’s Market

      Grand Opening Celebration of the Kwantlen St. Farmer’s Market
      The celebration included a children’s ‘Eat the Rainbow’ Workshop, traditional Chinese dance performances, comments from KPU President Dr. Alan Davis, Director of the Institute for Sustainable Agriculture Dr. Kent Mullinix and KSA President Alex McGowan. 

      Grand Opening Celebration of the Kwantlen St. Farmer’s Market

      Sikh Man's Turban Helps Save Life Of Struggling Teenage Swimmer Near Kamloops, B.C.

      Sikh Man's Turban Helps Save Life Of Struggling Teenage Swimmer Near Kamloops, B.C.
      Avtar Hothi and his son Paul were working at their family farm in Heffley Creek, just north of Kamloops, on Saturday evening when they heard cries for help.

      Sikh Man's Turban Helps Save Life Of Struggling Teenage Swimmer Near Kamloops, B.C.

      Sikh Veteran Lt. Col. Pritam Jauhal, Who Fought Over Turban Rights, Dies At 95

      Sikh Veteran Lt. Col. Pritam Jauhal, Who Fought Over Turban Rights, Dies At 95
      Pritam Singh Jauhal, a Second World War veteran who later fought for the right of Sikh men to wear a turban in the Royal Canadian Legion’s halls, has died at 95 in Surrey, B.C.

      Sikh Veteran Lt. Col. Pritam Jauhal, Who Fought Over Turban Rights, Dies At 95

      PrevNext