RCMP say they have broken up a drug-dealing operation in an isolated community in northeastern Manitoba.
Investigators say a home was searched last week in God’s Lake Narrows, a community accessible only by plane or winter road.
Officers say they found a stash of methamphetamine, weapons, money and drug paraphernalia.
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Four men and two women are facing several drug-trafficking and weapons-related charges.
God’s Lake Narrows is roughly 550 km northeast of Winnipeg.
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