Jon Hendricks is a Reporter at CTV News Winnipeg. He is passionate about uncovering the unique life experiences of Manitobans while also covering a diverse range of topics including culture, health, and consumer travel. Jon's work has been featured in the University of Notre Dame, CTV News Winnipeg, and All About Jazz.
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Jon Hendricks' coverage is predominantly focused on local news in Winnipeg, Manitoba. He often covers stories related to crime, government & politics, and scientific developments with a focus on the local community. Pitches for this journalist should provide insights or access to individuals directly impacted by local policies or events and those involved in scientific advancements within the region.
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By: Jon Hendricks
Work has begun on a brand new dental clinic for the University Of Manitoba's College Of Dentistry. Thanks to a $5 million gift from Dr.
Thursday saw another full slate of games for Winnipeg high school football. Beginning with JV9, the Miles Mac Buckeyes fell 16-3 to the River East Kodiaks.
By: Jon Hendricks
Today, Health Links has over 60 registered nurses available to answer health related questions. But 30 years ago, it was just one nurse who started it all.
Remembrance Day is just around the corner; however, one Manitoba family says their fallen veteran isn't being remembered - at least not by the Canadian government.
The Province of Manitoba is changing the credit requirements for early and middle year teacher certification.
Even as they faced discrimination here at home, Indigenous soldiers have been fighting for Canada for generations.
By: Jon Hendricks
Excitement can be felt throughout Winnipeg these days as both the Winnipeg Jets and Winnipeg Blue Bombers have been dominating.
By: Jon Hendricks
Going to the mailbox to check for letters and packages is a daily ritual for many of us, but not for people living at a Manitoba Housing complex in Winnipeg.
By: Jon Hendricks
Canada Post workers are carrying picket signs as thousands are on strike across the country.
A new report at city hall is outlining some possible options to battle mosquitoes in the future.
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