Malak Abas is a Daily Newsperson at Winnipeg News. She covers a diverse range of topics including transportation and mobility, government and politics, and regional interest stories, while also delving into security and law enforcement issues. Malak's work has been featured in The Brandon Sun, Winnipeg Free Press, University of Manitoba, and The Narwhal.
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Malak Abas' coverage primarily focuses on local news, government announcements, and community issues in Manitoba and Winnipeg. The articles cover a wide range of topics including crime, social issues, infrastructure development, and public services.
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By: Malak Abas
After announcing — and then delaying — the opening of the temporary version of Manitoba’s first supervised consumption site in March, the long-promised facility will now open next month, the province’s addictions minister said Thursday.
A seventh candidate has registered to run to become the next mayor of Winnipeg.
West End business owners say the city left them high and dry by shutting off their water for days and keeping them in the dark while a leak was being investigated.
Outside of one of two 7-Eleven locations to abruptly close in the last three days, a small gathering forms Monday morning.
By: Malak Abas
A possible ban on flavoured vape sales in some Manitoba stores would be another blow to an industry already struggling under out-of-control contraband tobacco crime, business groups say.
WINNIPEG — Manitoba has broken the record for the number of practising physicians for another consecutive year. Currently, there are more than 3,70...
By: Malak Abas
Manitoba could welcome dozens of paramedics and physicians from across the pond after a recruitment effort in the United Kingdom.
By: Malak Abas
A 34-year-old man has died after being shot by Winnipeg police during a hostage situation Friday.
This is ‘where it's always doors open to everyone' Fostering friendship is one of the most important parts of Melanie McKay's day.
By: Malak Abas
A stretch of Panet Road has been honorarily named after long-time local business Princess Auto.
