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Police search continues for 14-year-old First Nations boy
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police began a search for a 14-year-old boy who went missing on the Sagkeeng First Nation in Manitoba.

Police say Tyler Arkinson attended a party in an outdoor area of the reserve before heading to a house party. Tyler apparently left around 3am on Sunday but didn't return home.

"It's a close-knit family. If Tyler was going to be away overnight, he would call or ask his mom to come pick him up," his great-aunt, Grace Starr, told CBC News.

Police say they are searching rugged, cold and wooded areas for Tyler.

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Boy, 14, missing after house party (CBC 3/23)
Search and rescue teams looking for missing teen (The WInnipeg Free Press 3/23)

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