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Rachel Ferstl's coverage focuses heavily on local news, with an emphasis on government announcements and expert commentary. She covers a wide range of topics including crime, sports, health & wellbeing, and legal issues.
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By: Rachel Ferstl
Burton Cummings's latest blow in his legal battle against the current lineup of the Guess Who is tarnishing the legacy of the famous Winnipeg rock band, a Winnipeg music historian says — and could set the stage for similar rifts between bands and former members.
By: Rachel Ferstl
A longtime heavy machine operator should be allowed to get his old job back, says a Manitoba judge who found a ban against the worker was based on "nasty and wrong assumptions" made by a city worker following a petty dispute.
A Winnipeg woman severely burned by “boiling hot” Tim Hortons tea is suing the multinational coffee company after the tray her drinks were served in broke, causing the tea to spill onto her right arm.
By: Rachel Ferstl
Winnipeg property owners who worked with a now-dissolved property management company more than a decade ago are getting reimbursed nearly $150,000 after a provincial agency finds the company defrauded them by misappropriating their funds.
By: Rachel Ferstl
A massive wildfire has swallowed up 35,000 hectares of land near Flin Flon, and is making its way toward another northwestern Manitoba community.
Former NDP MP Romeo Saganash is no longer facing a sexual assault charge, after a Manitoba judge agreed to stay the criminal offence on Tuesday.
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