Human remains found in the Prairie Green landfill near Winnipeg, Canada, have been identified as those of Morgan Beatrice Harris of Long Plain First Nation, one of at least four women linked to a serial killer who targeted Indigenous women, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police have confirmed.

After months of searching, the RCMP say the remains of Morgan Harris have been recovered in the Prairie Green Landfill.

Human remains were discovered at a Manitoba landfill north of Winnipeg, Canada, during a search for two missing First Nations women killed by a serial killer.

The murders of two Indigenous women by a serial killer led to a pressure campaign to search the landfill near Winnipeg after authorities initially refused.

The decision to search a landfill near Winnipeg had become a political issue in the western Canadian province, largely because the victims were all Indigenous women.

The remains of an indigenous woman murdered by a serial killer have been found after a search of a landfill in the Canadian province of Manitoba, police say. Morgan Harris' remains were recovered at the Prairie Green Landfill,

Police in Manitoba have discovered the remains of Morgan Harris, who was killed by convicted murderer Jeremy Skibicki in 2022