Carol Sanders is a reporter at Winnipeg Free Press. She covers a range of topics including government and politics, health and healthcare systems, and general assignment news, with a focus on regional interests and world news. Carol's work has been featured in World Wealth Journal, The Brandon Sun, and Winnipeg Free Press.
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Carol Sanders' coverage mainly focuses on local government, politics, and controversies in Manitoba. She appears to be interested in reporting on announcements from the government and legal policy regulations that affect the province of Manitoba.
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Province's drinking habits changed since Liquor Mart outlets stopped ordering U.S. alcohol
Man's suicide raises concerns about sentencing of Indigenous offenders The suicide of a young Indigenous man is raising questions about the province's efforts at reconciliation in the justice system.
Warns tourists to vaccinate for hepatitis A The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is advising travellers to Manitoba about a hepatitis A virus outbreak in the province that's killed at least four people.
By: Carol Sanders
A controversial sand mine development proposed in southeast Manitoba is being touted by Prime Minister Mark Carney after he met with his German counterpart at the G7 leaders’ summit in France Wednesday.
By: Carol Sanders
Travel Manitoba says it has received no questions or concerns from American tourists about a recent U.S. travel alert concerning the hepatitis A outbreak in Manitoba.
WINNIPEG — Prime Minister Mark Carney has thrown his support behind the controversial Sio Silica sand mine in southeast Manitoba before its second, scaled-down proposal has been licensed.
By: Carol Sanders
Prime Minister Mark Carney's high-profile support for a proposed silica sand mining project in Manitoba this week didn't move the needle at all for Premier Wab Kinew.
By: Carol Sanders
The province says it is ramping up hip and knee replacements by 200 surgeries after expanding capacity by more than 800 procedures a year at Selkir...
By: Carol Sanders
The exasperated co-owner of a Portage Avenue bakery said he’s considering putting pop and chips in the window and changing its name to become eligible for the seven per cent PST exemption on all grocery items that takes effect July 1.
By: Carol Sanders
A $1-million security enhancement fund for places of worship and cultural centres announced in January has been fully allocated but the funds have not yet flowed, Justice Minister Matt Wiebe said this week.
