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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As winter slams Manitoba, experts are reminding drivers to consider the appropriate tires to keep themselves, and others safe. But there's a reason some are steering clear.
By: Daisy Woelk
As the province conducts yet another study on what it would take to move railways out of Winnipeg, another is released on the risks they pose as they stand.
Christmas lights adorn Ken Gallant's home and yard like stars in The Milky Way. Glowing, shining, and colourful, they bounce to classic Christmas tunes, and battle for centre stage.
By: Daisy Woelk
As Winnipeg gears up for its residential snow plow this week, some are concerned about the time between a snowfall and snow removal.
Farming is more than physically taxing, it can also have serious impacts on farmers' mental health. A program in Manitoba hopes to help, and has just received charitable status.
By: Daisy Woelk
The SCO said Daniels will be back starting January 6 after announcing, last week, that he was on leave for an undetermined amount of time due to health reasons.
By: Daisy Woelk
The familiar smells of stuffing, potatoes, turkey and sweets mingle with soft choir carols, wafting on warm dining hall air.
By: Daisy Woelk
Christmas carols float on angel voices, cascading into a place of worship to tell timeless stories through tradition.
By: Daisy Woelk
The family of 19-year-old Afolabi Opaso, killed December 31st 2023, still has not received an autopsy report and frustrations are mounting.
By: Daisy Woelk
As 2025 flies in, Manitoba birders are reflecting on an annual tally of their feathered friends. Those numbers represent the heartbeat of nature, and of those that participate.
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