Marney Blunt is a Reporter/Anchor at Global News. She focuses on health and wellness, healthcare systems, and medicine, with a particular emphasis on issues affecting Canada, including Winnipeg and Manitoba. Marney's work has been featured in 91.5 The Beat, Magic106.1, and Global News.
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Marney Blunt's focus is on local news within Winnipeg and Manitoba, covering evolving stories, government announcements, and breaking news with themes of culture & society, family & relationships, education, and crime. Pitches should highlight local perspectives or provide insights into ongoing events in Winnipeg or Manitoba.
Experts who can offer analysis on societal issues such as community development programs for youth employment or anti-hate education efforts would be relevant to Marney's coverage. Additionally, sources knowledgeable about criminal justice reform initiatives or indigenous issues in the region could also be of interest to her reporting.
Given the geographic focus on Winnipeg and Manitoba, pitches should tie into these specific locations while addressing topics related to community dynamics and local impact.
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By: Marney Blunt
A group of animal rights organizations are calling on the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) to halt the practice of exporting live horses overseas for slaughter.
By: Marney Blunt
The province of Manitoba says it's investigating the evictions at a North End apartment building in Winnipeg earlier this week.
By: Marney Blunt
People wanting to snap pictures of sunflowers can do so without damaging farmers' fields thanks two options outside of Winnipeg, one of which is raising funds for charity.
Some Manitoba shelters supporting women and girls fleeing domestic violence say demand for their services has increased drastically in the last few years.
Manitoba jockey Alyssa Selman, who was paralyzed in an accident at the Assiniboia Downs in 2015, is back in the saddle.
Some Winnipeg residents and health-care organizations are voicing concerns over wait times for MRI scans in Manitoba.
The wait times for MRI scans in Winnipeg currently range up to 49 weeks at the Health Sciences Centre.
For many people throughout Winnipeg, Oct. 7, one year later, marks a day of mourning.
By: Marney Blunt
Tanya Nepinak was a 31-year-old mother who was last seen on Sept. 13, 2011, on Sherbrook Street. The walk, which fell on her birthday, brought mixed emotions.
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