Jeff Keele is a Reporter at CTV News. With a keen interest in politics, he covers a wide range of topics including mental health, public transportation, and the housing market, while also delving into regional and world news. Jeff has been featured in CTV News Winnipeg, CTV News, CP24 Breaking News, and CTV News Vancouver Island.
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Jeff Keele's coverage focuses on local government and politics, crime, and city infrastructure in Winnipeg and Manitoba. He often reports on government announcements, legal policy regulations, and general announcements related to these topics.
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Not all Winnipeg students will get their free bus pass the first week of school.
Not all Winnipeg students will get their free bus pass the first week of school.
On her way to the shower one night, Opie Kreft was unaware a camera was peering into her bedroom window, catching her in a compromising position.
By: Jeff Keele
On her way to the shower one night, Opie Kreft was unaware a camera was peering into her bedroom window, catching her in a compromising position.
Winnipeg police officers will no longer be stationed in big retail stores or malls.
By: Jeff Keele
New data shows the number of homeless encampments in Winnipeg could be on the decline. The stats came from a presentation to councillors last Friday.
New data shows the number of homeless encampments in Winnipeg could be on the decline.
The North Winnipeg Nomads football teams are living up to their name, as they have no home field.
By: Jeff Keele
Nearly two years after their daughter died following a dentist appointment, a southern Manitoba family says they're still waiting for answers.
Police response times and downtown safety remain top concerns in Winnipeg, but overall trust in the service is up.
