Scott Billeck is a Multimedia Journalist at Winnipeg News. He specializes in health and wellness, crime and justice, and regional interest, often covering topics such as consumer health, mental health, and public security. Scott's work has been featured in numerous publications including the Edmonton Journal, National Post, and The Vancouver Sun.
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Scott Billeck's work primarily focuses on local sports, particularly hockey, with a strong emphasis on the Winnipeg Jets and NHL. His coverage also includes evolving stories and event analysis related to these topics. Thus, he is likely to be most responsive to pitches that offer unique insights into hockey games, player performances, or team dynamics.
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U.S. authorities say a Manitoba man falsely claimed he had been kidnapped and taken across the Canada-U.S. border over the weekend.
WINNIPEG — U.S. authorities say a Manitoba man falsely claimed he had been kidnapped and taken across the Canada-U.S. border over the weekend.
WINNIPEG — A Manitoba First Nations police officer will not face charges for fatally shooting a dog last year, despite the Crown describing the officer's conduct as “concerning.”
By: Scott Billeck
A Manitoba pharmacist has been hit with $100,000 in fines and costs after a disciplinary panel found he dispensed a “staggering” amount of drugs that could not be accounted for.
By: Scott Billeck
A West Broadway landlord is off the hook for clearing a large riverbank encampment after the City of Winnipeg rescinded an order threatening to stick him with the cleanup bill.
By: Scott Billeck
West End business owners say their neighbourhood has been under siege for months, with downtown police drug sweeps pushing street disorder west — and customers out.
By: Scott Billeck
A former Member of Parliament accused of firearms trafficking is facing 26 additional charges after an RCMP investigation uncovered 445 guns and more than four times the legal limit of explosives at his Dauphin home.
By: Scott Billeck
The head of the Canadian Palestinian Association of Manitoba says Canadian Museum for Human Rights trustees should stay out of exhibition decisions, after a report revealed concerns over a contentious display.
WINNIPEG — A former member of Parliament accused of firearms trafficking has been hit with 26 new charges after an RCMP investigation uncovered 445 guns and more than four times the legal limit of explosives at his Dauphin home.
By: Scott Billeck
As a soft rain begins to fall between the concrete walls of “Hope Alley,” little feels further away than the place’s namesake.
