Ian Froese is a Provincial Affairs Reporter at CBC News in Winnipeg. He covers the Manitoba Legislature and provincial politics, focusing on themes such as government, public policy, and health, along with regional and world news. 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
Monthly reports pushing people to use less electricity and save money, Crown corporation says
Limited leverage for Opposition under NDP majority, but Tories can delay implementation bill
By: Ian Froese
Jeff Wharton became entangled in the mining controversy
Dozens more students applied for entry into French-language course than usual
By: Ian Froese
Opposition PCs, independent MLA accuse government members of failing to take committee hearings seriously
NDP doesn't offer explanation but says province's U.S. procurement dropped by 31%
By: Ian Froese
NDP argues Tories are blocking their efforts to make life more affordable, such as PST off of some groceries
29 paramedics, 24 doctors expected to move to Manitoba after overseas recruiting trip costing $200,000
Manitoba is stepping up efforts to promote measles vaccinations by calling phone numbers in the rural areas hardest hit by the contagious disease, and inviting those people to a telephone town hall.
As CUSMA review looms, provincial delegation says it's encouraged by meeting
