Sam Thompson is a local online journalist based in Winnipeg, Canada. With a focus on local news, Sam covers a wide range of topics including crime, education, sports, and community events. His work has been featured in various publications and radio stations, showcasing his dedication to keeping the residents of Winnipeg informed about the latest developments in their city.
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Winnipeg, Canada (Local)
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Based on Sam's coverage, he seems to focus on local news in Winnipeg and Manitoba. His articles primarily cover evolving stories, breaking news, government announcements with a strong emphasis on crime-related events.
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By: Sam Thompson
Chad Posthumus speaks with the media following the end of the Sea Bears' 2024 season. Global News
By: Sam Thompson
An unknown man approached the victims, demanded personal property, and hit both in the upper body with a large, edged weapon.
By: Sam Thompson, Tony Bennett
RELATED: A joint police unit made up of a dozen officers from the Winnipeg Police Service and Manitoba RCMP is launching a new online tool to fight crime.
Winnipeg Blue Bombers head coach Mike O'Shea talks about their 41-24 loss to the Toronto Argonauts in the 111th Grey Cup.
By: Sam Thompson
Police said a semi-trailer crossed into the intersection of provincial roads 201 and 306, and hit a southbound SUV, killing the 35-year-old driver and her eight-year-old daughter.
Sergio Castillo, 34, is in his third stint with the Bombers after beginning his CFL career in Winnipeg in 2015.
By: Sam Thompson
Local firefighters have their hands full tackling an uptick in arsons, the Wnnipeg Fire Paramedic Service (WFPS) says, and they're coming up with innovative ways to fight back.
By: Sam Thompson, Frank Sinatra
WATCH: The city could be making some changes to the program meant to tackle the rise in vacant building fires.
The death of the unidentified person is being treated as suspicious, and believed to have happened within the last month, police said.
The feds say the initiative would start in mid-December and last for about two months.
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