Kelsey Patterson is a sports writer at the Canadian Press. He covers a range of topics including the Habs, Impact, and Alouettes, while also delving into regional interest and world news, particularly focusing on Central America, the Caribbean, and South America. Kelsey has been featured in Pop Culture and FRIENDS OF FM 90.
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Kelsey Patterson's coverage is primarily focused on local crime and breaking news, with significant attention to police reports and incidents in the Manitoba area. She also covers government announcements related to law enforcement or public safety.
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By: Kelsey Patterson
Police say a St. Albert man has been charged after a man was assaulted and allegedly called racial slurs last week.
This is Kelsey with the Sioux City Public Library and you’re listening to Check It
By: Kelsey Patterson
The founder of a pro-separatist group in Alberta that's been accused of publishing the personal information of nearly three million Albertans to an online database is allegedly “not cooperating” with at least one of the investigations into the breach.
A 14-year-old Manitoba boy is facing new charges, including conspiracy to commit murder, over threats to schools in Manitoba and Nova Scotia. The teen from Rivers, Man., and a 15-year-old from Bridgewater, N.S., were arrested in March after police allege the two accused talked online about simultaneously attacking schools in both provinces. BACKGROUND: Teens from […]
By: Kelsey Patterson
Winnipeg police say they seized $37 million worth of drugs — methamphetamine, cocaine and fentanyl — from a “sophisticated criminal network” responsible for importing the drugs from the United States into Manitoba and northwestern Ontario.
This is Kelsey Patterson with the Sioux City Public Library and you’re listening to Check It Out.
The Alberta government is sending $8 million to law enforcement across the province to help crack down on organized crime and extortion, particularly targeting the South Asian community. Four police forces are splitting the funding. The Edmonton and Calgary police services are receiving $2.24 million each; Alberta RCMP is getting $2 million; and $1.5 million […]
By: Kelsey Patterson
The Opposition NDP is continuing to call on the Alberta government to halt changes to the province's long-running disability assistance program, exactly one month before the modifications are set to take effect.
By: Kelsey Patterson
Most Albertans believe political parties in the province must be better at protecting their voter information, according to a new poll.
Most Albertans believe political parties in the province must be better at protecting their voter information, according to a new poll. Two-thirds of Albertans say political parties should have a legal duty to protect that information against unauthorized access or misuse; and to notify affected individuals and the appropriate regulator when voter information is breached. […]
