Daisy Woelk is a journalist based in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. She writes for Global News and Asian Tribune, covering local news and events in the area. Her articles focus on a range of topics including community issues, crime, politics, and municipal developments.
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Daisy's focus on local news in Winnipeg and Manitoba, Canada indicates a strong interest in topics related to crime, health & wellbeing, government & politics. Pitches should be tailored to provide insights or interviews related to these areas within the specified geographic region.
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By: Daisy Woelk
While conflict continues to widen in the Middle East Manitoba communities with close ties to the region say they are holding their breath.
By: Daisy Woelk
True North Sports and Entertainment (TNSE) is making a breakaway from the old, and looking to score with fans by creating new game-day experiences and venue updates this Winnipeg Jets season.
Meagan Brown is a Winnipeg artist who has ADHD. While she makes a living out of her art, she also uses some of her pieces as a way to process the stigmas attached to her neurodivergence.
By: Daisy Woelk
To mark World Mental Health Day, one group of Winnipeggers is trying to bring a little sparkle into the lives of others... with love notes.
By: Daisy Woelk
Winnipeg police were called to Technical-Vocational High School Friday after a youth at the school fired a pellet gun. No one was hurt and the youth was taken into custody.
By: Daisy Woelk
While many places around the city shut down for the long weekend, volunteers at a food bank are hard at work making sure others can celebrate.
By: Daisy Woelk
Pedestrian fatalities are up in Winnipeg this year, and it's been rattling for advocates and victims' families, who call on drivers and pedestrians to keep safety top of mind.
By: Daisy Woelk
Endless challenges seem to be surfacing for immigrants to Canada, and a man in Winnipeg who is trying to bring his wife over from India, agrees.
By: Daisy Woelk
Crime continues to grip Winnipeg, and a recent barrage of violence in the city's core ensures it stays top of mind for many -- including a local church.
By: Daisy Woelk
A company that lost a bid on a City of Winnipeg towing contract is accusing the city of failing to be transparent in the writing, bidding and evaluation of it.
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