Michael Brossart is a journalist based in Dauphin, Manitoba, Canada. He is a writer for 730 CKDM, focusing on local news and events in the Dauphin area. With a passion for community reporting, Michael covers a range of topics including local government, events, business, and community interest stories.
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Michael Brossart focuses on local news, events, and community updates in the Manitoba region of Canada. His coverage heavily features government announcements, seasonal topics, agriculture & farming, crime-related incidents, house & home issues.
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