Bryce Hoye is a multi-platform journalist at CBC. He covers a diverse range of topics including health, justice, 2SLGBTQ issues, and community stories, with a strong focus on civil rights, diversity, and inclusion. Bryce's work has earned him recognition, including a national Radio Television Digital News Association award and features in CBC.
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Winnipeg, Canada (Local)
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Bryce's coverage focuses on local news, with a strong emphasis on culture & society, family & relationships, government & politics, and crime. He has covered topics like adoption, the University of Manitoba, crime-related issues as well as mental health and HIV/AIDS.
Given his focus on local issues in Canada (specifically Manitoba/Winnipeg), he is likely to be interested in pitches that provide insights into these specific areas or offer personal stories from individuals directly impacted by the events. For example, if you have expertise related to local governance policies or social welfare programs within Manitoba or Winnipeg specifically.
News surrounding community-driven initiatives and actions would also align with Bryce’s reporting scope. If you are involved in organizations focusing on family support services or community activism related to cultural preservation within Winnipeg/Manitoba area then your pitch could resonate well with him.
Lastly given his substantial coverage of legal cases at the University of Manitoba and other governmental announcements it may be beneficial for lawyers specializing in civil rights law or political analysts familiar with Canadian regional politics to reach out offering expert commentary when relevant.
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By: Bryce Hoye
Pet native to Sahara escaped owners' yard, somehow ended up at Oak Hammock Marsh
Backyard enthusiasts report big surge — from caterpillar to chrysalis and butterfly — amid long-term declines
Marilyn Keno, 26, threw child to floor at least 3 times, breaking her neck
By: Bryce Hoye
Abdi Hassan Ali, 33, to serve 500 more days in custody after being arrested in 2024
By: Bryce Hoye
Signage funded by $337K grant from Transport Canada, $85K from Marion Street Water Tower District developer
By: Bryce Hoye
Dr. Shelley Zieroth to spearhead initiative at St. Boniface Hospital
By: Bryce Hoye
Semi-trailers, largely built in U.S., expected to see 25% counter-tariff take effect Sept. 8
By: Bryce Hoye
Students in Manitoba are heading back to class this week, but they already have a report card — and the results are a little mixed.
By: Bryce Hoye
Firefighter-paramedics mark anniversary at International Peace Gardens, police lower flag to half-mast
By: Bryce Hoye
Michael Shane Maryk agrees to not coach, officiate or contact complainants for 1 year as part of peace bond
