Josh Crabb is a reporter with CBC Manitoba. He covers a diverse range of topics including construction and real estate, public security, and agriculture, with a strong focus on the housing market, residential real estate, and social issues such as civil rights and diversity. Josh's work has also been featured in CTV News Winnipeg and CBC.
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Winnipeg, Canada (Local)
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Josh's coverage primarily focuses on breaking news and evolving stories in local government, politics, crime, family & relationships within Manitoba and Winnipeg. Pitches should provide insights into ongoing or emerging local issues such as government initiatives, community concerns related to crime or social welfare, impacts of legal cases on communities, and developments in rural areas and First Nations.
Given the high percentage of Breaking News and Evolving Stories attributes in Josh's coverage, timely pitches offering unique perspectives on unfolding events are likely to capture his attention. Additionally, sources with direct involvement or impact related to these local topics may be compelling for him.
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By: Josh Crabb
Manitoba investigating safety concerns at Selkirk Avenue social housing building
Clients who live in Powers Street building must go across street for appointments
By: Josh Crabb
Plum Coulee man, Emerson woman arrested after couple was seen fleeing from truck that crashed on highway
By: Josh Crabb
Minister in charge defends Your Way Home strategy, says it's getting people housed and stabilized
By: Josh Crabb
An outreach group working with a property owner hopes to convert an apartment block in the city's Spence area with a troubled history into a mix of safer transitional and permanent housing.
By: Josh Crabb
Transitional housing 1st step before people go into permanent housing
By: Josh Crabb
'We find the right type of housing that's going to allow them to be successful': Ma Mawi support manager
By: Josh Crabb
The family of a woman who lived with Alzheimer's is fighting for court-ordered restitution more than seven years after rings were stolen by a health-care aide off her arthritic finger at a Winnipeg personal care home.
Swan Valley region still recovering from storms weeks ago
By: Josh Crabb
More than 70 people who've stayed at Fre Maachi have moved into permanent housing
