Charles Lefebvre is a supervising digital producer for CTV News Winnipeg. With a focus on local news in Manitoba and Winnipeg, Charles covers a wide range of topics including crime, community development, and breaking news. His work has also been featured on various news channels such as KESQ, News Channel 3, KPSP, KDFX, and Telemundo 15.
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Charles Lefebvre's coverage predominantly centers around local crime, government and politics in Manitoba, Winnipeg. He frequently covers evolving stories and breaking news related to these themes.
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Manitobans only have a few more chances to listen to an iconic album in a unique setting.
By: Charles Lefebvre
Manitoba Hydro is currently dealing with a large power outage in Winnipeg's northeast.
By: Charles Lefebvre
A Manitoba organization got an on-stage shoutout from The Boss Wednesday night.
A Winnipeg driver was in the right place at the right time when a paratransit van caught fire on a Winnipeg street Thursday morning.
A 26-year-old woman from Thompson has been charged after an infant was injured earlier this month.
By: Charles Lefebvre
A Manitoba-based pool manufacturer has been charged with multiple counts of fraud following a lengthy investigation by RCMP.
The low pressure system that brought a soggy day to Manitoba yesterday has weakened, setting the stage for improved conditions in the south on Wednesday.
The Manitoba government has opened multiple offices around the province to ensure cheques and other essential mail is still delivered.
By: Charles Lefebvre
The University of Manitoba is reviewing its communication protocols after some concerns were expressed over the response to an armed male on campus on Tuesday.
By: Charles Lefebvre
The Winnipeg Police Service said they have been unable to determine whether a man armed with a knife was on the University of Manitoba campus on Tuesday.
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