Myron Tanner's Path to Accountability | Winnipeg News

Winnipieg News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! · Jul 22, 2026 · 1m

A 35-year-old Indigenous man, Myron Tanner, received a six-year prison sentence for drug trafficking after police found over half a kilo of cocaine in his truck, along with scales and cellphones. He admitted to being paid to transport the drugs, which he later used to fuel his addiction — but also to profit. With a history of gang ties and community harm, Tanner apologized in court, acknowledging the pain he caused his kids and himself. Justice Scott Abel noted his desire to be a protector and teacher in his community, expressing hope he’ll rebuild that legacy. The case underscores how drug…