A man in critical condition&nbsp;was transferred to Winnipeg from a hospital in&nbsp;The Pas after being injured in a shooting Friday night, one in a string of three incidents RCMP in northern Manitoba are investigating.&nbsp;

Mounties first responded to reports of possible shots being fired outside a home on Settee Avenue in The Pas at around 9 p.m. on Friday.

After speaking with residents in the home, police said they couldn't confirm whether or not a firearm was used, RCMP said in a news release Saturday afternoon.&nbsp;

Police added that the Settee Avenue's house was not damaged and officers couldn't find any witnesses to the incident.&nbsp;

At around 9:30 p.m., police were dispatched to another home in The Pas on Patrick Avenue for reports of a possible shooting.&nbsp;

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Inside the home, officers were directed to a 31-year-old man&nbsp;who was suffering from a gunshot wound.

Emergency services transported the man to hospital, but he was later transferred to Winnipeg in critical condition,&nbsp;police said.

RCMP said the incident appears to be targeted and no one else was found injured at the home.&nbsp;

At around 4:45 a.m. Saturday, RCMP were notified a 26-year-old man had arrived at the hospital with a gunshot injury.

Police said they spoke with the man who told officers he was shot while sitting inside a vehicle parked outside a home in Umpherville, a community just outside of The Pas, which is about 521 kilometres northwest of Winnipeg.&nbsp;

The 26-year-old was released from hospital with minor injuries, RCMP said.

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Mounties&nbsp;believe there is no threat to the community at this time as the suspect and victims were known to each other.&nbsp;

The RCMP and its forensic identification unit continue to investigate, canvassing the areas where the three incidents happened, the release said.&nbsp;

They are asking residents to remain vigilant and call 911 to report any suspicious activity.&nbsp;

Police are also appealing for any witnesses or residents who might have video surveillance on Patrick Avenue between 8:30 and 10:30 p.m. on Friday to call The Pas detachment at 204-627-6204 or anonymously via Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477.

RCMP in The Pas are investigating after two men were injured with gunshot wounds in a string of three incidents that happened in the northern Manitoba city and a neighboring community between Friday night and Saturday morning.

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