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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City criticized after official who resigned, joined province, was paid by both governments
WINNIPEG — A Manitoba government deputy minister was paid by both the province and the city even though he left his civic position more than a year...
Move would allow province to process ‘huge backlog' in provincial nominee applications
Officials in St. Lazare had no option but to drive to more than 20 properties to warn people about impending flooding because there's no cell service in the area in western Manitoba.
Manitoba's experience with wildfire evacuations, destructive storms and flooding this year is a stark warning of the turmoil caused by extreme weather events, says the federal emergency management minister.
Manitoba’s newest representative in the Senate only moved to the province in 2019. Unlike former Manitoba Senate candidates, Geeta Tucker hasn’t kn...
WINNIPEG — Manitoba's newest representative in the Senate only moved to the province in 2019. Read this article for free:
By: Carol Sanders
Political neophyte, who has lived in province just seven years, defends ability to speak on its behalf in red chamber
By: Carol Sanders
Premier Wab Kinew said he was told Dauphin's hospital may not be able to reopen for a year after floodwater got into the basement and damaged the building, including its HVAC system.
