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Body of missing First Nations teen believed to have been found
The family of a missing 14-year-old boy from the Sagkeeng First Nation in Manitoba believes his body has been found.

Tyler Arkinson went missing on March 21. A search turned up few clues but a body was found along a river, near where he was last seen.

The Royal Canadian Mounted Police is waiting confirmation of the identity of the remains.

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Body found at Sagkeeng First Nation (CBC 6/28)
Body found on shore thought to be missing Sagkeeng teen (The Winnipeg Free Press 6/29)

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Police call halt to search for missing First Nations teen (03/25)
Police search continues for 14-year-old First Nations boy (3/23)

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