Chris Kitching is a Reporter at Winnipeg Free Press. He covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest, world news, energy policy and regulation, and health and wellness, with a particular focus on Canada and Latin America. Chris's work has been featured in various outlets such as Nottinghamshire Live, Daily Star (UK), and CTV News Toronto.
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Chris Kitching's coverage predominantly revolves around local news from Canada, specifically Manitoba and Winnipeg. His articles mainly focus on evolving stories, breaking news, and government announcements in the areas of government & politics and crime.
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Dozens of electrical substations to be replaced over 20 years, utility announces
By: Chris Kitching
A Grifols plasma donation centre in south Winnipeg reopened Tuesday as part of the company's phased return of operations, while a second location remains closed after its licence was suspended.
By: Chris Kitching
A federal investigation into a mid-air collision that killed two student pilots near Steinbach last year identified concerns about radio calls, situational awareness and visual detection methods.
By: Chris Kitching
Manitoba's provincial chief medical officer is resigning from his position at Shared Health, citing the role's demands and work environment challenges in an email viewed by the
WINNIPEG — Manitoba's provincial chief medical officer is resigning from his position at Shared Health, citing the role's demands and work environment challenges in an email viewed by the Winnipeg Free Press.
By: Chris Kitching
Incumbent mayoral candidate Scott Gillingham remains in the lead among decided voters in a new poll that suggests he's lost support and that a majority of Winnipeggers want change ahead of
Royal Canadian Air Force personnel in Winnipeg bid farewell Saturday to the military branch's last remaining CC-130H Hercules planes — “workhorses” that crews flew in seemingly countless combat, rescue and transport operations.
WINNIPEG — Royal Canadian Air Force personnel in Winnipeg bid farewell Saturday to the military branch's last remaining CC-130H Hercules
Some commuters who work in downtown Winnipeg are frustrated after finding out they're losing access to monthly parking spots in lots owned by Manitoba Public Insurance.
By: Chris Kitching
Several Winnipeg School Division buses were forced out of service and a West End elementary school was being cleaned Monday due to incidents of vandalism over the weekend.
