The report says a male got out of the passenger side holding a long gun, and then walked towards the tree line and started ``moving towards the witness in a tactical or hunting stance.''

A criminal profiler says investigators should find clues about why two men might have killed three people in northern British Columbia and whether there was a leader and a follower.

The police force said in a statement that its underwater recovery team will be arriving in the small northern Manitoba town on Saturday night.

The estimated 100 people at the town meeting in Gillam, Man., questioned police and requested counselling.

According to OPP, on Wednesday at around 10:30 a.m., a suspicious white vehicle was seen driving through a construction site in the northern Ontario town of Kapuskasing.

One expert says the future of the search depends on whether any new information is uncovered.

A former Manitoba RCMP officer is urging the public to be careful when it comes to sharing information online about the hunt for the two B.C. murder suspects.

By Monday afternoon, RCMP Manitoba tweeted that they have "not been able to substantiate the tip in York Landing" after a "thorough & exhaustive search."

All three victims were found in areas where cellphone service is virtually non-existent, with travellers unable to call for help if they encounter trouble.

Alan Schmegelsky, the father of 18-year-old Bryer Schmegelsky, sent a book to reporters this week titled "Red Flagged," which he says is a novelization of actual events and fictionalizes some incidents.