Crime & Safety
Winnipeg, MB Homicide: Woman Charged After Man Found Dead
WINNIPEG, Manitoba — A domestic related incident in Winnipeg has turned into a homicide investigation after a 32 year old man was found dead inside a residence Wednesday evening, Nov. 4. Police have s
By Rachel Monroe · 2026-11-06T15:55:04.055Z
WINNIPEG, Manitoba — A domestic related incident in Winnipeg has turned into a homicide investigation after a 32 year old man was found dead inside a residence Wednesday evening, Nov. 4. Police have since charged a 28 year old woman with manslaughter.
According to the Winnipeg Police Service, East District officers responded to a residence in the 400 block of Martin Avenue West at approximately 5:45 p.m. Wednesday following a report of a domestic related incident.
When officers arrived, they discovered a deceased man inside the residence.
Police identified the victim as Kyle Aaron Woodhouse, 32 , a member of Sagkeeng First Nation who had been living in Winnipeg.
Investigators confirmed that Andrea Evelyn Marie Twovoice, 28 , has been charged with manslaughter in connection with Woodhouse's death. She was detained in custody.
Authorities have not publicly provided additional details about the circumstances leading to the incident, the relationship between the individuals or the specific cause of death.
The charge remains an allegation, and Twovoice is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court.
Police Seeking Information The Winnipeg Police Service is asking anyone with information about the incident to contact the Homicide Unit at 204 986 6508 or the Winnipeg Police Service Crime Tip Line at 204 986 6178 .
Domestic Violence Support Available Police also emphasized the importance of supporting survivors of intimate partner violence and reminded residents that assistance is available.
Anyone experiencing immediate danger should call 911.
Additional support is available through Winnipeg Police Victim Services at 204 986 6350 and the Manitoba Justice Domestic Violence Support Service.
Individuals experiencing family violence can also contact Ikwe Widdjiitiwin at 1 800 362 3344 or Willow Place at 204 615 0311.
The investigation remains a matter of public concern as authorities seek additional information about the fatal incident.