Jura Mcilraith is a news anchor at 680 CJOB radio. She covers a diverse range of topics including health and wellness, education, arts and entertainment, law and legal affairs, and sports, with a particular focus on campus life, university research, and the film industry. Jura's work has been featured in the Winnipeg Free Press, The Brandon Sun, and CBC.
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Jura's coverage focuses on local news, community events, and crime in Manitoba and Winnipeg. Given the emphasis on expert commentary and announcements with a seasonal focus, Jura would likely welcome pitches from local experts or community figures who can provide insights or commentary on relevant local events. Additionally, considering the seasonal aspect of some of the coverage attributes, providing timely information related to holidays or specific seasons could be particularly effective.
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By: Jura Mcilraith
Workers at shelters in southeastern Manitoba say they're glad the province has adopted legislation allowing people at risk of domestic violence to access their partner's history of abuse, but some wish the province had moved sooner.
The Niverville Nighthawks are in Prince Edward Island to play for the Canadian Junior Hockey League's Centennial Cup, after winning the Manitoba Junior Hockey League's Turnbull Cup last month.
By: Jura Mcilraith
An Île des Chênes resident who lives near a proposed AI data centre is concerned about what the project could mean for her community and her family's future.
By: Jura Mcilraith
A library in Steinbach, Man., hopes to get funding for long-term security measures like cameras after recording dozens of safety incidents in past year, some of which have involved weapons and drugs.
Strong winds and cold days are delaying planting season for many Manitoba farmers, who are already dealing with high fuel and fertilizer costs.
By: Jura Mcilraith
The bill could exceed $1 million for some southern Manitoba municipalities cleaning up after last week's windstorm. Winds topping 100 km/h whipped topsoil from fields into ditches on May 14.
By: Jura Mcilraith
A new cell tower is coming to St. Laurent after years of spotty service.
The first women's chapter for ATV group focused on mental health opens
By: Jura Mcilraith
Red River Rides, a new car share program operating in southeastern Manitoba, is working to make it easier to get around rural Manitoba in an electric vehicle.
By: Jura Mcilraith
A new postpartum care centre is making its way to Steinbach this fall, aiming to support mothers struggling with postpartum anxiety and depression.
