Katrina Clarke is an investigative reporter for the Winnipeg Free Press, based in Manitoba, Canada. With a focus on local news, Katrina covers a wide range of topics including healthcare, transportation, education, and social issues. Her work has been featured in various publications, including The Hamilton Spectator and the Toronto Star.
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Katrina Clarke's reporting focuses heavily on local government and politics, justice, crime, and healthcare in Manitoba. Her coverage indicates a strong interest in government announcements and legal policy regulations.
To effectively reach out to her, consider providing insights or commentary related to local political developments, evolving stories around legal policies or regulation changes in Manitoba. Additionally, offering expert perspectives on ongoing cases or developments within the justice system could be of particular interest to Katrina.
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By: Katrina Clarke
One in three licensed child-care facility in Manitoba is operating on a temporary âprovisionalâ licence, meaning hundreds are failing to meet minimum health, safety and operating standards, a Free Press investigation has found.
By: Katrina Clarke
Child care is the great equalizer. Even if you donât need it, you likely rely on someone who does. But while society at large benefits when families have access to high-quality child care, itâs not gu...
By: Katrina Clarke
Manitobaâs child-care inspection reports are no longer paper-based or kept in filing cabinets, but it would still take thousands of hours â and political will â for the province to make them public, t...
By: Katrina Clarke
The Manitoba government has quietly introduced two measures to help staff-depleted child-care centres find qualified workers in the wake of a Free Press investigation.
Alex Coutu has her hands full. She is responsible for ensuring dozens of international high school students make it safely home â to destinations all across the world â this weekend. The WestJet strik...
By: Katrina Clarke
By: Katrina Clarke
Manitobaâs minister for early childhood learning says the province is âopen to transparencyâ but wonât commit to making child-care centre inspection reports public. A recent Free Press investigation r...
By: Katrina Clarke
Issues related to teacher misconduct in Manitoba are playing out on two fronts â in the courtroom in a high-profile sex abuse case and behind the scenes at the legislature where the union is pushing f...
By: Katrina Clarke
Manitoba politicians are making their second visit to Houston in less than a year to learn more about the Texas cityâs housing-first model. Housing, Addictions and Homelessness Minister Bernadette Smi...
By: Katrina Clarke
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