Kelsey Patterson is a sports writer at the Canadian Press. He covers a variety of topics including regional interest and world news, with a focus on climate change, education, and cultural movements. Kelsey has been featured in Pop Culture and FRIENDS OF FM 90.
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Kelsey Patterson's coverage is primarily focused on local crime and breaking news, with significant attention to police reports and incidents in the Manitoba area. She also covers government announcements related to law enforcement or public safety.
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By: Mitchell Ringos, Kelsey Patterson
Gerry Lesard does not have to look far to find items on his property damaged by the blaze – they're all around him.
By: Kelsey Patterson
Katy Merrifield reportedly used an epithet and Islam together in a social media post in June. It was taken down shortly afterwards.
By: Kelsey Patterson
Pete Fry, the two-term city councillor who presented himself as the main counterpart to incumbent Ken Sim and his administration, has defeated Sim in a landslide victory to become Vancouver's next mayor.
Albertans will have to wait longer than expected for Monday night’s referendum results to begin trickling in. That’s because a polling station inside a school in Edmonton’s Glenora neighbourhood reported issues and will now close at 10 p.m. – two hours late – delaying results across the province. “Unofficial results will begin to be released […]
By: Kelsey Patterson
That's because a polling station inside a school in Edmonton's Glenora neighbourhood reported issues and will now close at 10 p.m. – two hours late – delaying results across the province.
Manitobans pleaded and the province listened. On Tuesday, the provincial government announced its intention to slash above-guideline rent increases by 40 per cent.
By Kelsey Patterson The resurrection of the Conservative Party in B.C. is complete.
The resurrection of the Conservative Party in B.C. is complete. B.C. Conservative interim leader Lorne Doerkson defeated incumbent David Eby and the BC NDP in Saturday’s provincial election, CityNews is projecting. Doerkson’s transition from a little-known MLA from Cariboo-Chilcotin to board-appointed party leader to premier-elect in less than five weeks is one of the fastest […]
Eby says he will resign as leader of the BC NDP after losing the provincial election to Lorne Doerkson and the BC Conservatives.
