Vasilios Bellos is a Journalist at Global News. With a passion for health and wellness, business and economics, and competitive sports, he covers a diverse range of topics including cryptocurrency regulation and cultural movements. Vasilios has also been featured in Universal Paint & Body, showcasing his versatile reporting skills.
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Vasilios Bellos focuses on local news, particularly in the areas of government announcements and expert commentary. His coverage heavily features entertainment news and crime stories.
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By: Vasilios Bellos
Of the seven fires that occurred Monday night into Tuesday morning, just one happened at an occupied home.
By: Vasilios Bellos, Tavi Dhillon
A video of a jockey hitting a horse at a Winnipeg racetrack is prompting calls for increased surveillance in private stables to ensure equestrian safety from an animal rights group.
By: Vasilios Bellos
Siblings Joseph Lambert and Donna Morin wait anxiously at Winnipeg Richardson International Airport for a sister they've never met.
By: Vasilios Bellos
The concept has sparked a stark divide between some who view it as a valuable harm reduction tool and others who believe it promotes drug use.
Police were notified Monday morning after human remains were discovered, which they say were found between two residences in The Pas community.
By: Vasilios Bellos
In response to 50 per cent tariffs from the United States, the Canadian government has said counter-tariffs will go into effect on Tuesday, Sept. 8.
By: Vasilios Bellos
More kids in Manitoba are getting into basketball, and that's in large part thanks to the Winnipeg Sea Bears.
By: Vasilios Bellos
The province says it's an initiative to keep youth healthy, but will those habits stick upon graduation?
By: Vasilios Bellos
Experts in the field are now calling for additional training for security guards in Manitoba before they can begin working, focused on de-escalation.
By: Vasilios Bellos
Manitoba kids are getting ready to head back to the classroom, which often comes with some early-school-year sick days as they're once again exposed to many other children in confined spaces.
