Darren Bernhardt is a Reporter at CBC. He specializes in offbeat and local history stories, weaving together themes of regional interest and world news, as well as health and wellness, sports, and environmental issues. Darren is the author of two bestselling books, including "The Lesser Known: A History of Oddities from the Heart of the Continent," and has been featured in various platforms highlighting his unique storytelling approach.
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Daly Street to Lilac Street to become pedestrian corridor
By: Darren Bernhardt
Churchill Park United Church will meet in new multipurpose room after transformation
By: Darren Bernhardt
Feathers will be available at all 4 district police stations
By: Darren Bernhardt
Formal governance will better protect public, massage therapy association says
By: Darren Bernhardt
'It's felt more alive out here': pedestrians, drivers and data say reopening was right move
More storms likely with 'very, very unsettled pattern': Environment Canada
'It was absolutely crazy. I'm just in shock' A vicious storm pounded Winnipeg Monday night, leaving a swath of destruction in the southwest part of the city that included the partial collapse of a house.
By: Darren Bernhardt
'You can't really get out there and work the field': Keystone Agricultural Producers president
By: Darren Bernhardt
Changes made ahead of work to create permanent bike lanes in 2027
By: Darren Bernhardt
Work will continue into late 2027 while rail yard remains active
