RCMP looking for 2 people believed to connected to church fire southwest of Winnipeg

Video footage of two people in Carman, Manitoba, around the time of a church fire on Mar. 13. (Photo Courtesy: Manitoba RCMP)

By CityNews Staff

Posted April 14, 2025 12:07 pm.

Manitoba RCMP say they are looking for two people believed to be connected to the Carman church fire on Mar. 13.

Around 4:15 a.m. on Mar. 13, Mounties from Pembina Valley responded to a fire inside a church on 2 Street SW in Carman.

The fire has been deemed suspicious, and it has been confirmed that no one was inside at the time.

Through an investigation, Mounties were able to find two persons of interest and are turning to the public in an effort to identify them.

Video footage of two people in Carman, Manitoba, around the time of a church fire on Mar. 13. (Photo Courtesy: Manitoba RCMP)

If anyone has any information, they are asked to contact investigators at 204-745-6760.

-With files from the Canadian Press

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