CBC News I-Team

Team of investigative journalists at CBC Manitoba. What should we be digging into? [email protected] or tweet us any time.

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Thousands of Manitoba restaurant inspections overdue as nearly 1 in 5 inspector positions vacant. Story by @joannehlev & @KatieNicholson https://t.co/dppnFsSJBR

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Company at centre of door-to-door sales complaint in Winnipeg faces class action lawsuit in Calgary https://t.co/EqVUut3NFr

[Katie Nicholson @KatieNicholson]

Manitoba Justice Minister @Min_CliffCullen statement on boosting consumer protection against door-to-door furnace sales: “legislation designed to expand these protections will be introduced later this year.”

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WATCH as our hidden cameras capture our "consumer" challenge the Prairie Home Comfort salesperson on the fine print in the furnace contract. https://t.co/cVdrCf4fNz

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Stuck with $37K bill he can't read, Winnipeg man says door-to-door furnace sales should be banned from @kristinannable & @KatieNicholson https://t.co/leLqqxQwFG

[Cecil Rosner @rosnerc]

Congrats Caroline Barghout @cbarghout for winning RTDNA original/enterprise award for "A soldier's suicide." @CBCManitoba @cbciteam

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CBC Manitoba investigative reporter, manager recognized with lifetime achievement award https://t.co/VtXb0WbtX3

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#CAJawards finalist - Open Media - @jacquesmarcoux @KatieNicholson @CBCnews - Deadly Force https://t.co/6WTOODSKug

[Katie Nicholson @KatieNicholson]

'He was supposed to help us': Chinese immigrants out thousands after immigration agent disappears -- story by @Cbarghout and @kristinannable https://t.co/54u4fre2QD

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Concerns around discipline and inadequate supervision were uncovered in 1st phase of provincial review of B & L Resources for Children and Youth from @Joannehlev and @KatieNicholson https://t.co/Jnwg7LbiDx

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Tina Fontaine's death led to a nationwide movement to seek justice for missing and murdered Indigenous women. Here in Winnipeg, it spurred community groups into action. One of those groups is the volunteer-driven Bear Clan Patrol (@bearclanmb). https://t.co/qKy2feNCOd

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Tina Fontaine's death left a lasting legacy of pain and desire for change, but before she hit the headlines, she was a girl full of fun, love and hope. An intimate look at the teen and the movements her killing sparked by @KatieNicholson https://t.co/qKy2feNCOd

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What we know about the Boeing 737 MAX https://t.co/wIg8dJJs0x

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5 things Canadians may never know about the SNC-Lavalin scandal https://t.co/fNO12mjVBn

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Fact check: Is Winnipeg the most 'generously funded' major city in Canada? via @jacquesmarcoux https://t.co/mCljr759Es

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Most Canadians 'likely to encounter' cybercrime, expert says after attack on youth services organization https://t.co/DZ1ozuDHEP

[Katie Nicholson @KatieNicholson]

"I've never seen something quite like this, where a government office is basically admitting they're not keeping records that they should." Prof Kevin Walby after FIPPA reveals there were no written marching orders for provincial review into foster agency https://t.co/BwT8SXc71N

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Winnipeg man who installed hidden cameras in ex-wife's home sentenced to 2 years in jail https://t.co/EEbGv4zp8d

[Katie Nicholson @KatieNicholson]

Remember this story? The man who broke into his ex-wife’s home and installed hidden cameras in her bedroom and living room was sentenced today in Winnipeg. We have the details tonight on CBC News @ 6 https://t.co/DvSxoD4EhN