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Winnipeg cops charge suspect in million-dollar auto shop arson

The scene of a 2020 fire in the 100 block of Provencher Boulevard. Kevin Hirschfield / Global News

A 41-year-old Winnipeg man is facing a pair of arson charges after police arrested him Thursday in connection with a devastating February 2020 fire at Henry’s Provencher Autobody and Frameworks.

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The blaze, which took place on the night of Feb. 20 last year, saw a Provencher Boulevard auto business and several vehicles completely destroyed, with more than $1 million in damages.

Police said their investigation determined the fire was suspicious, and believed to be arson for fraudulent monetary gain.

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The suspect, who has been released on an undertaking, is facing charges of arson causing damage to property and arson for fraudulent purposes.

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