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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Grow Jets Grow. A seeding company in southwestern Manitoba is putting its stamp on hockey fandom this summer and it's fuelled by passion… and corn.
An orphaned polar bear cub from Churchill safely arrived in Winnipeg Thursday evening.
By: Daniel Halmarson
An organization representing municipal governments in Manitoba wants more people to throw their names in the hat this fall.
By: Daniel Halmarson
The city is asking walkers, runners and cyclists to use caution travelling along a stretch of the Sturgeon Creek Greenway Trail.
Big changes are coming to Kilcona Park and work on the northeast Winnipeg greenspace is starting next week.
People who were put into solitary confinement while imprisoned inside Manitoba youth and adult jails can now file a claim as part of a class action lawsuit.
Students at a south Winnipeg elementary school will have a new playground to explore later this fall. The provincial government, St.
Parts of southern, central and eastern Manitoba—including the City of Winnipeg—are under an orange watch for severe thunderstorms late Monday afternoon.
One person is dead after a Monday morning fire in the city's Rockwood neighbourhood.
Winnipeg Monarchs defenceman Rhett McAuley's hometown north of Elkhorn is just a couple hours down the Trans-Canada Highway, but that commute is far too long for the 19-year-old's schedule of games, practices and workouts.
