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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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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Pankratz to serve as minister for first responders, Compton as minister for accessibility
By: Bryce Hoye
There's a deadly disease that threatens to infect Manitoba frogs and salamanders — and it could wreak havoc if left unchecked. That's why Brandon University researchers are sampling amphibians to confirm what they fear is true: The fungal infection is already here.
By: Bryce Hoye
Researchers expect samples could confirm chytrid in Manitoba amphibians for 1st time
By: Bryce Hoye
'Unfortunately, we don't have a NICU for them to work in'
By: Bryce Hoye
Journey continues for most of the butterflies tagged in Winnipeg this summer, but some aren't going to make it
By: Bryce Hoye
Commissioner pulls licences of River East Transcona, Portage la Prairie teachers for inappropriate messages
By: Bryce Hoye
NDP government also reducing the percentage of landlords' upgrade costs that can be passed on to renters
By: Bryce Hoye
Winnipeg voters go to the polls on Oct. 28 What to know Topics for the mayoral candidates' debate tonight are public safety, transit, taxes and affordability, and homelessness.
By: Bryce Hoye
Prairies, Atlantic provinces among North American regions seeing steepest drops
Directive mandating all divisions update communications policies comes days after 2 teachers lost licences
