Ian Froese is a Provincial Affairs Reporter at CBC News in Winnipeg. He covers the Manitoba Legislature and provincial politics, with a focus on themes such as government and politics, healthcare, and education. Ian is also featured in CBC and serves as president of the legislature's press gallery.
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Ian Froese predominantly covers local government announcements and legal policy regulations related to Manitoba, Canada. His articles focus on topics such as the Manitoba government, politics, taxes, education, and healthcare.
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By: Ian Froese
Province later created incentives to encourage doctors to pick up ER, urgent-care shifts
By: Ian Froese
Weeks after removal from nomination race, he says PCs going in 'wrong' direction
By: Ian Froese
Days after leaving Manitoba Tories, former leadership contender finds 'new political home'
By: Ian Froese
The corporation that runs lottery games in Manitoba is betting smaller prizes and more achievable wins will sway young people who rarely, if ever, play.
By: Ian Froese
Business owners say jobs agreement adds costs, administration
By: Ian Froese
Relocating air ambulance helicopter from Winnipeg to Brandon will reduce response times in Parkland: officials
By: Ian Froese
Empire says it will stop using 'restrictive covenants,' but province will still challenge deals: minister
By: Ian Froese
Steinbach MLA says premier's absence 'concerning' because he should have visited every part of province by now
By: Ian Froese
Government mailings promote PST removal on some foods that took effect July 1
Woman, 16-year-old youth connected to an earlier College Avenue shooting early Monday morning
