RCMP investigate homicide in Saskatchewan village
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RCMP say two seniors in the Saskatchewan village of Love, northeast of Saskatoon, are dead and they believe one of them was killed.
RCMP say two seniors in a Saskatchewan village are dead and they believe one of them was killed.
Mounties say officers were called to Love, northeast of Saskatoon, and found a 77-year-old woman and an 81-year-old man dead in a home.
They say they believe the woman died as a result of a homicide and the man died of self-inflicted injuries.
Police say the two seniors were members of the same family and investigators are not seeking additional suspects
They are also not identifying the deceased, but have notified their family members of the deaths.
Police say no charges are to be laid.
This report by The Canadian Press was first published Feb. 20, 2026.
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