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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By: Carol Sanders
Canada's immigration clampdown has put employers in remote and rural places in a bind and put fear into employees from abroad who want to stay.
By: Carol Sanders
A report by Manitoba's auditor general says errors continue to occur in the province's financial reporting. Read this article for free:
A week after an animal rescue volunteer died doing what she loved at Sandy Bay First Nation, the charity she dedicated herself to has paused rescues as groups rally to prevent another mauling.
By: Carol Sanders
The Winnipeg family that led the effort to build the Canadian Museum for Human Rights will not provide support going forward, philanthropist and honorary board member Gail Asper says.
Close to 100 temporary foreign workers, mainly from China, whose time in Canada is running out, rallied on the steps of the Manitoba legislature Tuesday to raise awareness of their situation.
Says services will be affected by feds' early retirement plan About 10,000 federal public servants have applied for the government's early retirement program, launched as part of a plan to cut the number of bureaucrats.
By: Carol Sanders
WINNIPEG — The province says it's taking the lead when it comes to cybersecurity and artificial intelligence, but is it moving in the right direction?
‘We want to be thoughtful, we want to be deliberate,' minister says The province says it's taking the lead when it comes to cybersecurity and artificial intelligence, but is it moving in the right direction?
By: Carol Sanders
Government officials were left scrambling Friday to explain why the province is paying for repairs at a mosque recently targeted in a potential hate crime after a $1 million security enhancement fund was fully allocated in June.
By: Carol Sanders
WINNIPEG — Government officials were left scrambling Friday to explain why the province is paying for repairs at a mosque recently targeted in a
