Two 15-year-old boys have been charged in connection with the death of Dorian Sanderson.

Emergency crews rushed Sanderson, 17, to hospital in critical condition&nbsp;on May 26 after responding to reports of a fight on Alfred Avenue, near Aikins and Salter streets in Winnipeg's North End.

Police arrested the first 15-year-old suspect the day of the shooting. He was charged with assault.

Homicide investigation blocks Alfred Avenue

A male victim who was found injured on Alfred Street has died, becoming Winnipeg's 19th homicide of the year. In all of 2018, the city reported only 22 homicides.

Police are on scene near Salter Street and Alfred Avenue Monday morning. 

salter street incident 

Police are on scene near Salter Street and Alfred Avenue. 

On Tuesday, a second 15-year-old boy was arrested and charged with second-degree murder. He was detained in custody.

Police haven't released the names of either teen.

Families and friends held a vigil in honour of 

Melissa Sanderson, the mother of Winnipeg's 19th homicide victim, is comforted at a vigil for her slain son Dorian Sanderson who was killed on Sunday. 

Dorian Sanderson Vigil

Cyclist killed in collision was woman in her 50s, police say

A woman in her 50s died in a collision while riding a bike in the area of Higgins Avenue and King Street on Tuesday, Winnipeg police announced Wednesday.

A bicycle with a crumpled rear wheel lies on the pavement after a collision on Higgins Avenue at King Street.

King and Higgins collision

Filipino bilingual program in Seven Oaks division on pause due to low enrolment

The Seven Oaks School Division has decided not to continue its new Filipino bilingual program due to low enrolment.

Learsi Chloe Matilla, left, and Gabbie Bascon after performing a traditional Filipino dance at Arts in the Park in Kildonan Park. The two are part of the Seven Oaks School Division's after-school Filipino heritage language club.

filipino heritage club

'An honour being here': First Nation drummers commemorate 75th anniversary of D-Day in France

A group from Manitoba First Nations who travelled thousands of kilometres to Normandy, France, say they're honoured to commemorate the Canadian soldiers who made the ultimate sacrifice on D-Day 75 years ago.

Paul Gauthier, Kevin Chief, Leslie Williams, Wayne Ruby and Damion Green drum in Normandy, France, on the 75th anniversary of D-Day.

Indigenous drummers in France for D-Day event

Melissa Sanderson said her son Dorian Sanderson, pictured, was a jokester who always made people laugh. He was killed in a shooting on May 26.

Winnipeg police arrest 2 teens in Alfred Avenue shooting death of 17-year-old

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