Katherine Dow is a CTV News Anchor and Editorial Producer at CTV Winnipeg. With a strong focus on climate change, health, and regional interests, she covers a range of topics including water conservation, climate policy, and the arts. 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.
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By: Katherine Dow
Numerous Winnipeg police vehicles were on scene in the Meadows West area on Wednesday afternoon.
By: Katherine Dow
Two drivers have been slapped with careless driving offences after police said they clocked a vehicle travelling over 200 km/h on a busy Winnipeg roadway.
Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew continues to top the premier approval rankings, while political discontent appears to be growing with his western counterparts.
By: Katherine Dow
Police said the incident happened in the early morning hours of Aug. 11, 2024, at the business in the 1000 block of Main Street.
A man who was wanted in connection with a dramatic robbery and was subsequently reported missing by his family has been found dead.
By: Katherine Dow
The man who owns five buildings in the industrial park tells CTV News all were damaged in the storm and his equipment destroyed.
Andrew Van Seggelen’s jaw hit the proverbial flood when he walked into the partially finished basement of his Winnipeg, Man., home during Tuesday’s wicked storm.
The Winnipeg man found guilty in the 2024 killing of a local restaurateur in a deadly parking lot brawl has been handed a seven-year sentence.
The Manitoba government announced big funding for some rather miniature amenities at a provincial campsite.
A once trendy tchotchke has hatched a bit of comeback on porches and yards across Manitoba.
