Chris Kitching is a Reporter at Winnipeg News. He covers a diverse range of topics including health and wellness, government and politics, and crime and justice, with a particular focus on regional interest and world news. Chris has been featured in numerous publications such as Nottinghamshire Live, Daily Star (UK), and Winnipeg Free Press.
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Chris Kitching's coverage predominantly revolves around local news from Canada, specifically Manitoba and Winnipeg. His articles mainly focus on evolving stories, breaking news, and government announcements in the areas of government & politics and crime.
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Province vows to follow report's recommendations An internal investigation by Manitoba's Families Department is nearly complete in the case
By: Chris Kitching
Manitoba has added 4,725 net new health-care workers to the provincial system since the NDP won the October 2023 election, Premier Wab Kinew told reporters today.
By: Chris Kitching
Manitoba's liquor regulator has accused an Exchange District nightclub of exceeding its occupant capacity limit and hindering the work of inspectors.
By: Chris Kitching
Manitoba hasn't agreed to put American liquor back on shelves despite Prime Minister Mark Carney's request while his government finalizes a trade deal with the U.S. to stop new tariffs.
By: Chris Kitching
Manitoba hasn't agreed to put American liquor back on shelves despite Prime Minister Mark Carney's request while his government finalizes a trade deal with the U.S. to avoid new tariffs.
By: Chris Kitching
Manitoba’s provincial health authority is looking for its fourth chief financial officer since 2023 and additional replacements after the recent departures of three executives.
By: Chris Kitching
WINNIPEG — Manitoba's provincial health authority is looking for its fourth chief financial officer since 2023 and additional replacements after the recent departures of three executives.
By: Chris Kitching
Canada's telecom regulator is investigating why some Manitobans received an “unusually high number” of tornado alerts on their cellphones when the province was hit by wild thunderstorms June 9.
By: Chris Kitching
A Winnipeg woman and two men are facing charges after several victims were lured through online dating websites and robbed at knifepoint over a seven-month span.
By: Chris Kitching
The Winnipeg Police Service is ending its years-long practice of allowing officers to pick up overtime shifts to provide additional security in supermarkets and other stores at retailers’ expense.
