Daniel Halmarson is a News Writer/Producer at CTV News Winnipeg. He covers a range of topics including regional interest, world news, climate change, and environmental issues, with a particular focus on water management and conservation. Daniel's work has been featured in CTV News, CP24 Breaking News, and various other platforms.
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Daniel Halmarson's coverage reflects a strong emphasis on local news in Winnipeg, Canada. His articles largely revolve around evolving stories, breaking news, and government announcements related to crime and education issues within the Manitoba region.
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The Winnipeg Jets welcomed some new faces into the fold Wednesday as NHL free agency got underway.
All signs – or in this case, bites – point to an influx of mosquitoes in Winnipeg.
Some Manitoba communities are working to dry off after a wet June.
By: Daniel Halmarson
All signs – or in this case, bites – point to an influx of mosquitoes in Winnipeg.
By: Daniel Halmarson, Charles Lefebvre
The family of a woman who recently died at Winnipeg's Remand Centre is demanding answers about what happened and asking if her death could have been prevented.
Most Winnipeggers won't likely remember the first time they felt the biting cold of a prairie winter, or even the first time they tried a fatboy – but one of the city's newest residents does.
Police are asking for the public's help locating a missing man in Winnipeg. Police say 63-year-old Tony Collier was last seen in the city's Central Park neighbourhood around 4:15 a.m. on Wednesday morning.
Winnipeg police say a man who was the subject of a silver alert earlier Wednesday has been located.
The Winnipeg Jets are adding another team to the herd.
It's been 987 days since Dru Brown threw a touchdown in a blue and gold jersey, but the quarterback will get another shot Friday night against the Toronto Argonauts.
