Danton Unger is a Video Journalist at CTV News. He covers a diverse range of topics including health news, environmental services, commercial airlines, biology and life sciences, and real estate development. Danton's work has been featured in CTV News Winnipeg, CTV News, CP24 Breaking News, CTV News Northern Ontario, and CTV News Kitchener.
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Danton Unger's reporting suggests a focus on local and regional news, particularly around government announcements, evolving stories, breaking news, legal policy regulation with emphasis on crime and weather. Given the coverage attributes and topics covered in Danton's articles, pitches should offer insights from relevant experts or stakeholders related to local government policies and their impact on communities.
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The Winnipeg Sea Bears have won the 2026 Canadian Elite Basketball League (CEBL) Championship.
A Winnipeg abduction victim has been found south of the border, according to U.S. authorities.
The Monday morning commute along Plessis Road may take a bit longer.
A historic rural Manitoba train station with a surprising connection to Japan is about to get a nearly $100,000 face-lift.
By: Danton Unger
Visitors from around the world are coming all the way to a little family-run restaurant in rural Manitoba, all thanks to a social media challenge gone viral.
With students heading back to school next week, several school divisions say they will be avoiding field trips to the U.S. this year.
By: Danton Unger
Many Manitobans are changing their travel plans this long weekend to avoid the United States. It’s the latest step in an ongoing boycott that recent data suggests has cost North Dakota more than $50 million.
By: Danton Unger
A Selkirk man says a routine trip to the beer store turned into a harrowing carjacking experience.
By: Danton Unger
A Selkirk man says a routine trip to the beer store turned into a harrowing carjacking experience.
By: Danton Unger
Thieves were so desperate for the cards, they smashed a hole through the wall to get them.
