Josh Crabb is a reporter with CBC Manitoba. He covers a range of topics including construction and real estate, local and regional economies, and business and economics, with a particular focus on the housing market and real estate development. Josh's work has been featured in CTV News Winnipeg, CBC, and CTV News.
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Josh's coverage primarily focuses on breaking news and evolving stories in local government, politics, crime, family & relationships within Manitoba and Winnipeg. Pitches should provide insights into ongoing or emerging local issues such as government initiatives, community concerns related to crime or social welfare, impacts of legal cases on communities, and developments in rural areas and First Nations.
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By: Josh Crabb
More than 70 people who've stayed at Fre Maachi have moved into permanent housing
By: Josh Crabb
A Thunder Bay, Ont. man who heaved a trailer hitch from a moving vehicle at an Indigenous woman in Jan. 2017 has been sentenced to 8 years in prison after being found guilty last year of manslaughter.
By: Josh Crabb
A man in Thunder Bay, Ont. has been found guilty of manslaughter after throwing a trailer hitch from a moving vehicle that hit Barbara Kentner, 34, who died months later.
Food importer and distributor, solar energy company among those worried
Manitoba-based businesses are bracing for the impact of new Canadian counter-tariffs on U.S. products they buy, including steel and aluminum, seafood and cheese.
By: Josh Crabb
Ahead of this October’s municipal and civic elections, a majority of Winnipeggers and Manitobans are losing compassion for people dealing with homelessness and addiction, survey results suggest. There’s concern among social services about these views and the implications for future funding and policy decisions.
By: Josh Crabb
Kwasitchewan Falls widely considered the highest, but a new measurement suggests Kapakaytay Falls is taller
Two researchers recently made a more-than-100-kilometre canoe trip to the remote, difficult-to-access Kapakaytay Falls in northern Manitoba. Using a process called digital photogrammetry, they calculated the height of the falls to be approximately 16 metres. That’s taller than Kwasitchewan Falls, widely considered Manitoba’s tallest waterfall.
By: Josh Crabb
Candidates discussed a range of issues including roads, safety and addictions
By: Catherine Moreau, Josh Crabb
Manitoba premier apologizes to 2-father family for lengthy, expensive process
