Group Editor - Pembina Group, Editor Winkler Times
Greg Vandermeulen is a Group Editor at Pembina Group and Editor of Winkler Times. He covers a diverse range of topics including construction and real estate, education systems, crime and justice, as well as arts and entertainment, often focusing on events and conferences. Greg's work has been featured in the Winnipeg Free Press.
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Greg Vandermeulen's coverage primarily focuses on local news, including community events, crime, business updates, and government announcements in Winnipeg, Canada. He would likely be most responsive to pitches related to local events, city funding allocations or cuts affecting the community, crime updates within the area (such as thefts or accidents), and changes within local businesses or organizations.
Given his focus on governmental announcements and politics at a local level, he may also be interested in pitches related to municipal governance issues or developments that directly impact residents of Winnipeg. Furthermore, with a significant portion of event coverage included in his articles; story ideas surrounding upcoming cultural or entertainment events in the region could also capture his interest.
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Over 70 volunteers came together in Woodridge on May 24 to host the fifth annual Car Show on the Ridge.
Mayor Earl Funk will run for a third consecutive term as mayor of the City of Steinbach.
The annual Walk for Life, an event traditionally featuring a walk and speeches in support of the pro-life cause, took place again this year on May 31, but with a twist.
Students at Bothwell School celebrated the fruits of their labour after a winter of painting what they call “kindness rocks”, by hiding them in plain sight around the local recreation centre on May 29.
Damian Penner is the first City of Steinbach councillor to announce he will be seeking another term during this fall's municipal election.
By: Greg Vandermeulen
At first blush the decision by Hanover School Division to pass a policy that would see parents exercise their control over their children's health and counselling in school, despite them being of mature minor status, seems like a positive.
An announcement made by Premier Wab Kinew saying requests for disaster relief will be honoured even if the standard terms on the government's website aren't met, has prompted anger and frustration on Steinbach city council who's seen requests for assistance for local residents denied twice in consecutive years.
By: Greg Vandermeulen
The Municipality of Emerson-Franklin was one of four communities to benefit from a June provincial announcement of funding for four already completed projects.
A City of Steinbach councillor will seek another term in the fall municipal election.
A Steinbach resident has announced his candidacy for city council with municipal elections taking place on Oct. 28 in Manitoba.
