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WINNIPEG – Family and friends have marked the one-year anniversary of a slain teen’s body being recovered from Winnipeg’s Red River.

They came together Monday at the gravesite where the remains of Tina Fontaine and her father, Eugene, are buried.

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The family expressed sorrow but also was grateful for the support they’ve received in the last year.

No arrests have been made since 15-year-old Tina’s body was pulled from the river.

Winnipeg police say it is still an active investigation and a priority for the homicide unit.

Joe and Thelma Favel could not control their emotions at a ceremony to unveil a monument marking the grave of their 15-year-old niece.

The Favels said they have had little contact with Winnipeg police recently. The family still doesn’t know Tina’s cause of death, and they worry the case has gone cold.