Murray Wood: The poppy seems to be endangered in Canada these days
With Remembrance Day approaching, Murray Wood says he's not seeing as many poppies as he used to. Wood says he hopes the...
Just over two hours after the RCMP called a dangerous person alert for Big River First Nation, it has been cancelled.
RCMP arrested the suspect on the First Nation and called off the alert just before 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday.
Read more:
- James Smith lockdown false alarm: RCMP
- Former Sask. Premier Lorne Calvert loses home in fire at Buffalo Pound Lake
- Pelican Lake First Nation man dead following collision between ATV, vehicle
“There is not believed to be a heightened risk to public safety at this time. Should that change, we will notify the public immediately,” RCMP said in a statement.
The investigation remains ongoing.
The initial alert came out just after 4 p.m. for Big River First Nation and the surrounding area.
It was reported that the suspect had a gun on the First Nation.
The affected area includes communities like Christopher Lake, Meadow Lake, Prince Albert National Park and Sturgeon Lake.
