Jeff Keele is a Reporter at CTV News. With a strong focus on government and politics, he covers a wide range of topics including the housing market, commercial real estate, and public policy, drawing from his extensive experience at the Manitoba Legislature and Winnipeg City Hall. Jeff 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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The City of Winnipeg could use surplus roads money to partially shore up the rainy day fund.
Taxpayers are footing more maintenance costs for small town cemeteries, and municipal leaders are looking to the province for help.
By: Jeff Keele
Following a close call, Winnipeg police are once again urging graduating high school students to put their water guns away.
By: Jeff Keele
National and provincial advocates are calling for a new investigation into two deaths following plasma donations in Winnipeg.
More safety patrols and outreach workers are hitting the streets in downtown Winnipeg. This is part of a $2.2-million summer safety plan funded by the province, announced Thursday.
A Manitoba preschool is looking for answers after thieves made off with the building's playground structure.
A 700-acre industrial park could be built in Winnipeg's inland port. Mayor Scott Gillingham says the project, which is planned for CentrePort, is believed to be the largest industrial park proposal in Winnipeg.
By: Kayla Rosen, Jeff Keele
Winnipeg saw a significant drop in violent crime, homicides, and robberies last year, according to a new report.
Winnipeg’s mayor and fire paramedic chief are calling for an urgent expansion of the city’s ambulance fleet.
Nine-year-old Mary Jonette Miley Bull-Sinclair's family says she broke her arm sledding and died five days later. Now her uncle, Burton Flett, says they want answers about her death.
