Bartley Kives is a Senior Reporter at CBC Manitoba. He covers a range of topics including energy policy and regulation, mining environmental impact, and real estate development, with a focus on regional interest and world news. Bartley is featured in CBC and has authored several notable works, including the Canadian bestseller A Daytripper's Guide to Manitoba.
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Bartley Kives' coverage primarily focuses on local government and politics in Winnipeg, Manitoba. He often reports on government announcements and includes expert commentary related to legal policy regulation.
To effectively engage with Bartly, consider providing insights or expertise related to local political events in Winnipeg or Manitoba. Sources who can offer informed commentary on infrastructure projects, real estate developments, and leadership changes within the province may find success when reaching out to him.
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By: Bartley Kives
May 1 marks the formal start of a nearly six-month-long Winnipeg mayoral race that culminates on Oct. 28.
By: Justin Fiacconi
Facility expects to produce about 30,000 tonnes in 1st fiscal year
Funeral director Mike Vogiatzakis has registered to run for mayor of Winnipeg.
By: Bartley Kives
Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew took the rare step of admonishing a deputy minister in his own government Friday.
By: Bartley Kives
Manitoba Hydro won't reveal the identities of the companies under consideration to build a series of proposed Indigenous-led wind farms — even as some of those companies have identified themselves.
By: Bartley Kives
The provincial public inquiry into Winnipeg's police headquarters has entered into its final series of public hearings, focusing on recommendations for changes to how the city manages major construction projects.
By: Bartley Kives
An exhaustive survey of eastern Manitoba's fire-affected Mantario Trail recommends the province create two new campsites and bring in a registration system to improve safety for trail users and prevent overcrowding.
One-third of Winnipeg's Arlington Bridge will be demolished this summer amid uncertainty regarding the cost of the entire job.
By: Bartley Kives
Sio Silica says it plans to spend $125 million on Port of Churchill infrastructure if the mining company receives provincial approval to extract sand from below the surface of southeastern Manitoba.
Tesla Motors Canada has asked a Manitoba court to overturn the NDP government's decision to exclude the electric-vehicle manufacturer from EV rebates in this province.
