Caitlyn Gowriluk is a Reporter at CBC Manitoba. She focuses on crime and justice, with a particular interest in white-collar crime, contributing to important discussions surrounding these themes. Caitlyn's work has been featured in CBC and she was part of an award-winning team recognized by the Radio Television Digital News Association for its breaking news coverage of COVID-19 vaccines.
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Winnipeg, Canada (Local)
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Caitlyn Gowriluk's coverage centers around local crime, legal proceedings, and government announcements in Winnipeg and Manitoba. Her focus is on evolving stories and breaking news related to crime, government, and politics. To effectively reach out to her, consider providing insights or commentary from legal experts or community advocates familiar with the specific issues facing Winnipeg's justice system or individuals affected by these cases.
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By: Caitlyn Gowriluk
Inquest into circumstances of Ojibway teen's death scheduled to resume in June
By: Caitlyn Gowriluk
Const. Jonathan Kiazyk pleaded not guilty to breach of trust, other offences as his trial started Monday
By: Caitlyn Gowriluk
'I was in shock and overwhelmed,' he testifies at trial
By: Caitlyn Gowriluk
Jonathan Kiazyk says he wasn't 'going to risk taking anything,' knowing scene had been photographed
By: Caitlyn Gowriluk
Crown says constable entered suite to steal, but defence argues his intention was 'to relieve his bladder'
By: Caitlyn Gowriluk
Madison Biluk's offences happened 'through secrecy, deception and repeated violations,' judge says
By: Caitlyn Gowriluk
Matthew Kadyniuk, who has since resigned from force, told court he feels 'great remorse and shame' for actions
By: Caitlyn Gowriluk
Shortage of facilities means many women are sent out of province, away from families and supports
By: Caitlyn Gowriluk
The family of a man killed during a drug-related kidnapping and extortion in 2024 sobbed in a Winnipeg courtroom on Monday, as one of the three men charged in the case was sentenced to life in prison with no chance of parole for 15 years.
By: Caitlyn Gowriluk
Trevor Farley has already been granted supervised trips outside facility where he's being kept, judge hears
