Officers immediately responded and located an injured man in the residence. He was pronounced deceased by EMS at the scene.

He was a 51-year-old man from The Key First Nation. His family has been notified and has been offered Victim Services.

The victim’s name has not been released.

Kamsack RCMP, Yorkton RCMP Forensic Identification Services, RCMP Historical Crimes Unit, and the Regina Provincial RCMP General Investigation Section all assisted with the initial investigation.

Saskatchewan RCMP’s Major Crime Unit has taken over the death investigation in conjunction with the Saskatchewan Coroners Service.

The incident has now been confirmed to be a homicide.

Investigators are looking to speak to anyone with information about the man’s death or anyone who noticed anything suspicious in the rural area southeast of the “Four Corners” intersection on The Key First Nation early Sunday morning.

Information can be reported to the Kamsack RCMP by calling 306-542-5560 or your local police service.

Information can also be submitted anonymously by contacting Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477)

Officers responded to an unrelated complaint on Keeseekoose First Nation Sunday night around 6:00 p.m. when they observed a man who was known to be on a Canada wide warrant for a breach of parole.

The man initially fled and was located and arrested at a multi-residential unit nearby without further incident.

Twenty-year-old Chase Quewezance has been charged with resist/obstruct peace officer, unauthorized possession of a firearm, and possess weapon contrary to order.

Quewezance appeared in court on June 28, 2021.

Police were called to the scene around 1:00 a.m. where they found the victim inside the home, EMS took him to hospital with serious injuries.

After further investigations, RCMP say four suspects were arrested later the same morning at a business in Kamsack.

Nineteen-year-old Phoenix Shingoose has been charged with, break ,enter and committing aggravated assault, he’ll be in court May 11.

Eighteen-year-old Sidney Rogers is also charged with break enter and committing  aggravated assault, and will appear in court on Wednesday.

Eighteen-year-old Jamie Quewezance faces the same charges and will be in court Thursday.

A 17-year-old boy was also charged with the same offences, but can’t be named due to his age. He’ll be in court May 18.

RCMP say the investigation is ongoing, and are asking anyone with more information contact their local police department or Crime Stoppers.

The victims name was not made public.

The woman was arrested by RCMP at a residence on the Cote First Nation Saturday afternoon.

Around 9:30 a.m. yesterday morning an ambulance was called to the Kamsack detachment after the woman required medical attention.

She was taken to hospital and pronounced dead around 11:00 a.m. Sunday morning.

In accordance with the RCMP’s independent external investigation policy, Saskatchewan RCMP have requested the Estevan Police Service conduct the investigation into the circumstances surrounding the in-custody death of the woman, who’s name will not be released.

The Saskatchewan Coroner’s Service is involved in the investigation and the Saskatchewan RCMP have requested the Ministry of Justice to appoint an independent observer.

Kamsack RCMP say they have found the body of 29-year-old Dallas Miller from Benito Manitoba, who was presumed drowned in Madge Lake on Thursday.

Thursday afternoon police were called to Pelican Point after Miller jumped off a boat to save a child that was pulled away by wind and waves.

A woman who was with them was able to retrieve the child from Miller, and safely return to the boat.

RCMP say Miller unfortunately did not resurface after that.

A search of the area was then conducted by family members and the RCMP underwater recovery team.

The Saskatchewan Coroners Service is continuing to investigate.

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