Jeff Keele is a Reporter at CTV News. With a strong focus on politics, Jeff covers a range of topics including the housing market, real estate development, and the construction industry, while also delving into issues related to water management and health. He has been featured in CTV News Winnipeg, CTV News, and CP24 Breaking News.
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Jeff Keele's coverage focuses on local government and politics, crime, and city infrastructure in Winnipeg and Manitoba. He often reports on government announcements, legal policy regulations, and general announcements related to these topics.
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Mounties in Manitoba have launched a tip line to solve a case that has haunted Pauingassi First Nation for decades.
Another long-time Winnipeg city councillor is leaving city hall. St. Vital councillor Brian Mayes announced he is not seeking re-election this fall.
In just three minutes, thieves dragged Paul Bulawka's trailer and off-road vehicle away in the middle of the night.
In just three minutes, thieves dragged Paul Bulawka’s trailer and off-road vehicle away in the middle of the night.
By: Jeff Keele
A First Nations Group is eyeing a large arena for south Winnipeg to attract a new sports team.
A proposed pipeline from Alberta to Ontario may go right through Winnipeg. Premiers Danielle Smith and Doug Ford announced a corridor for a west-to-east project.
By: Jeff Keele
A new survey shows Canadian businesses may be looking at greener pastures in the United States.
By: Jeff Keele
A plan to divert $1.2 million from Winnipeg's tree budget is not sitting well with a local advocacy group.
The city is expanding a pilot project aimed at slowing drivers down by narrowing the lanes.
A group of Winnipeg businesses is calling for action to crack down on crime, and they want police to carry out another drug sweep.
