Katherine Dow is a CTV News Anchor and Editorial Producer at CTV Winnipeg. With a passion for storytelling, she covers topics related to animal rescue and rehabilitation, pets, veterinary issues, and public health. Katherine has been featured in CTV News Montreal, CTV News Winnipeg, CTV News, BNN Bloomberg, and CP24 Breaking News.
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Winnipeg, Canada (Local)
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Katherine Dow's coverage primarily focuses on local news in Manitoba, with an emphasis on crime, government announcements, and community events. She also covers sports and entertainment to a lesser extent.
When reaching out to Katherine with story ideas or sources, consider providing insights related to local government decisions and their impact on the community. Topics such as crime trends in Winnipeg or upcoming community events would likely align well with her coverage focus.
Given her interest in sports stories, she may be interested in features about local athletes or teams making significant achievements. Additionally, given the evolving nature of some stories she covers, offering updates or new developments related to ongoing issues could be relevant for her reporting.
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A 24-year-old man is facing a lengthy list of drug and weapon-related charges after a drug bust at an apartment in Winnipeg's Central Park neighbourhood.
By: Katherine Dow
A windy end to the work week on Friday sets the stage for a smorgasbord of conditions over the May long weekend, as seems to be Mother Nature's tradition.
A cloudy and cool Tuesday is unfolding across southern Manitoba but an upswing is on the horizon.
Temperatures are finally beginning to rebound throughout southern Manitoba after a particularly cool and cloudy stretch.
After a stormy night, a sunny and windy day is unfolding on Thursday across Winnipeg and much of the Red River Valley, while our neighbours to the west continue to contend with soggy conditions.
By: Katherine Dow
If you liked what Mother Nature dealt this week, Friday will suit you just fine in Winnipeg and the Red River Valley.
By: Katherine Dow
It was 120 years ago this weekend that hundreds, perhaps thousands of people flooded a 30-acre parcel of land on Portage Avenue for the start of something magical.
By: Katherine Dow
A new survey of Manitoba physicians finds an overwhelming majority support a proposed social media ban for children and youth, with many warning
With temperatures set to soar this week, the city has announced when Winnipeggers looking to beat the heat can start splashing around in municipal spray pads and pools.
A longstanding Exchange District steakhouse and a homestyle café are set to cater to Winnipeggers hungry for dinner and a show.
