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.
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A senior member of the Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service is taking on a new title: chief. Ryan Sneath was named as the city's new fire and paramedic chief, according to a media release Tuesday.
Some Manitoba voters will be heading to the ballot boxes this summer. In a news release sent by the province, a byelection is being called for The Pas-Kameesak.
Westman communities are dealing with severe flooding after a sudden and devastating downpour.
Westman communities are dealing with severe flooding after a sudden and devastating downpour.
Campers are getting a brief window to evacuate a flooded-out provincial park.
Winnipeg police are concerned for the well-being of a woman who was last seen Friday, July 3.
Police are concerned for the wellbeing of a 60-year-old man after he didn't show up for Canada Day celebrations.
By: Taylor Brock
Mounties are thanking the public for their assistance in locating a man missing since July 1.
A provincial park is reopening after flooded campsites forced an evacuation. Duck Mountain Provincial Park is reopening for most visitors on Friday at 1 p.m., according to Manitoba Parks.
