Taylor Brock is a Late Anchor at CTV Winnipeg. She covers a diverse range of topics including healthcare administration, public health, and real estate, with a focus on architecture and planning. Taylor has been featured in District Administration, CTV News Winnipeg, and CTV News.
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Winnipeg, Canada (Local)
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Taylor Brock's reporting primarily focuses on local news, specifically in Manitoba and Winnipeg. The predominant themes covered include crime, family & relationships, government & politics, entertainment news, culture & society.
If you are reaching out to Taylor with a pitch or story idea, consider how it fits within the context of local issues in Manitoba and aligns with the prevalent themes she covers. For instance, if your expertise lies in community activism or legal injunctions related to local matters such as landfills or environmental issues in Manitoba, these would likely be relevant topics for her coverage area.
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An investigation is underway after a woman’s remains were found near “several aggressive dogs.”
By: Taylor Brock
A man is in hospital and province's police watchdog is investigating after a scooter and police vehicle collided.
Three cottage-country communities are voting for new representatives. Victoria Beach. Winnipeg Beach, and Dunnottar are holding municipal elections on Friday.
The financial practices of child welfare agencies are going under the microscope.
A development next to a transit garage is getting the green light – despite resident pushback.
More than 2,500 customers are without power Wednesday night. According to Manitoba Hydro's outage map, roughly 2,500 customers in and around Brandon, Oak Lake, and Wawanesa lost power shortly before 10 p.m.
A Wednesday night storm has brought widespread outages across much of southern Manitoba.
By: Kayla Rosen, Taylor Brock
A Wednesday night storm has left tens of thousands of people without power across southern Manitoba.
By: Taylor Brock, Kayla Rosen
A Wednesday night storm has left thousands of people without power across southern Manitoba.
Winnipeg drivers are being warned of major traffic disruptions this weekend.
