Malak Abas is a Daily Newsperson at Winnipeg News. She covers a diverse range of topics, including construction and real estate, climate change, and environmental issues, with a focus on energy policy and sustainability. Malak's work has been featured in The Brandon Sun, Winnipeg Free Press, University of Manitoba, and The Narwhal.
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Malak Abas' coverage primarily focuses on local news, government announcements, and community issues in Manitoba and Winnipeg. The articles cover a wide range of topics including crime, social issues, infrastructure development, and public services.
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A tornado touched down in southwestern Manitoba Sunday evening. The tornado and heavy thunderstorms were reported near Elkhorn, a community
Provencher Park may be the next site for a new aquatic centre.
City council will consider an annual program that would review, approve and catalogue homebuilding plans to speed up new construction.
By: Malak Abas
Kevin Klein said he's considering legal action against Mayor Scott Gillingham and accused him of peddling “conspiracy theories” after officially entering the mayoral race Thursday morning.
Government can't say when payouts will be issued for catastrophic June flooding
By: Malak Abas
About 1,500 people were still without electricity Tuesday afternoon as Manitoba Hydro crews continued working to clear downed trees and repair power lines following a fast-moving, violent and destructive storm that tore through a chunk of south River Heights Sunday evening.
Mayor Scott Gillingham's proposal to overhaul the city's crisis-response system to try to divert thousands of calls away from police, firefighter and paramedic response, will be presented to council's inner circle next week.
A tornado touched down during a wild storm in River Heights Sunday night.
By: Malak Abas
Community centre funding, 911 and 311 services, and clamping down on litterbugs dominated the mayoral election campaign Friday, while a fourth cand...
Telecom companies say they aren't to blame for the barrage of tornado alerts Manitobans received during severe thunderstorms in early June.
