Amy-Ellen Prentice
Online Producer
Amy-Ellen joined the Global News team in June 2021. She is originally from Northampton, England, and moved to Alberta at the age of 10. She then made the 13-hour move to Winnipeg to start her career. She has always had a large passion for writing and telling stories.
Amy-Ellen is an online producer at Global News. Reach her at
amy-ellen.prentice@globalnews.ca
Twitter Handle – @AmyEllenGlobal
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Video Archives
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Winnipeg residents living with disabilities left struggling amid health-care support worker strike
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Winnipeg Game Jam: A race against time to create playable masterpieces in 3 days
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Manitoba cheesemaker honors centuries-old recipe passed down by Trappist monks
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Manitoban breast cancer survivor Aimee Heroux urges early detection on World Cancer Day
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Winnipeg athletes brave icy conditions for unique duathlon event at The Forks
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Warm weather delays opening of Winnipeg’s iconic river trail, forcing adaptations in winter tourism
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Protesters march for accountability after fatal shooting of 19-year-old by Winnipeg police
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Indigenous outcry over hotel restraint incident sparks calls for change in Winnipeg
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Winnipeg’s Roblin Park Community Centre celebrates 75 years as vital hub
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Winter sports enthusiasts anticipate action as cold snap eases in Winnipeg
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Winnipeg small business owner faces uncertain future as CEBA repayment deadline looms
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Alzheimer’s awareness month sheds light on dementia challenges in Manitoba
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Churchill Northern Studies Centre using $83K grant to improve polar-bear research
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Snow-lacking season challenges Winnipeg skiers
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Holiday shoppers embrace creativity amid budget challenges
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Dream Factory co-founder, battles terminal cancer, inspiring living memorial campaign
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Winnipeg injury rehab center champions inclusivity with wheelchair curling tournament
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Veteran Winnipeg safe breaker cracks open decades-old mystery at Garrick Hotel
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Grieving community holds vigil on Langside Street after quadruple homicide
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Runners brave cold for Salvation Army’s Santa Shuffle, raising $2.5K
Author Archives
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Manitoba government introduces law to lower school age, simplify enrolment processThe amendment aims to guarantee that children residing with a responsible adult can enrol in their local school, even without a formal transfer of guardianship.EducationMar 13
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Manitoba proposes law to close loophole for impaired driversThe Manitoba government has introduced amendments to the Highway Traffic Act to restrict appeal rights for impaired driving charges.EnvironmentMar 13
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Man arrested after Winnipeg police chase yields loaded firearms, drugsWinnipeg police say a man has been arrested after loaded firearms and drugs were found inside a discarded backpack.CrimeMar 13
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Manitoba reinstates Grade 10, 12 exams following parental concernsA week after pulling exams for Grade 10 and Grade 12 students, Manitoba has reinstated it testing program in responses to concerns from parents. Changes, however, are still coming.EducationMar 12
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Shared Health appoints Manitoba’s first provincial chief medical officerDr. Jose Fancois has been named Manitoba's first provincial chief medical officer, Shared Health announced on Tuesday.HealthMar 12
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Dauphin residents threatened, assaulted during robberies and break-ins: Manitoba RCMPManitoba RCMP say residents in Dauphin were threatened and assaulted after a spout of home invasions and robberies last week.CrimeMar 12
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Winnipeg woman randomly stabbed in hotel suite; suspect arrested nearbyA woman who was stabbed in the neck at Winnipeg hotel Monday night was hospitalized in stable condition. Police have arrested another woman in connection with the incident.CrimeMar 12
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Suspects nabbed after grocery store robbery: Winnipeg policeWinnipeg police have arrested two people who allegedly sprayed a store employee with bear repellent during a robbery. The suspects then fled in what police say was a stolen car.CrimeMar 12
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Manitoba Premier calls for Gaza ceasefire, implores feds to follow suitPremier Wab Kinew spoke of empathy for both Muslim Manitobans and Jewish Canadians who have felt the effects of the ongoing conflict.PoliticsMar 11
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Teen armed with knife arrested following robbery attempt at Thompson business: Manitoba RCMPManitoba RCMP say a teen armed with a knife was arrested following an investigation into an attempted robbery at a business in Thompson.CrimeMar 11
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Woman throws coffee at, assaults employee in Winnipeg Square: policePolice say a woman was arrested and charged with assault after she attacked employee in Winnipeg Square who asked her to leave the store.CrimeMar 11
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Winnipeg residents living with disabilities left struggling amid health-care support worker strikeOn Wednesday, 160 healthcare support workers walked off the job at Ten Ten Sinclair, a housing development company in the city for people with various physical disabilities.HealthMar 10
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Girls HockeyFest returns to Winnipeg, inspiring young playersScotiabank's Girls Hockeyfest returned to Winnipeg, offering young girls and women aged seven to 16 the chance to learn from Canada's top hockey players.SportsMar 10
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Manitoba’s NDP government advertises income tax cuts initiated by ConservativesManitoba's NDP government has launched advertisements touting income tax cuts that were put forward and passed by the former Progressive Conservative government.PoliticsMar 10
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Police investigate sudden death in SaskatoonSaskatoon police are investigating a sudden death in the 100 block of Avenue T South. Few details are available. Police say they will provide updates when the investigation ends.CrimeMar 10
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Winnipeg students showcase entrepreneurial skills at St. Vital centre trade fairWinnipeg students were afforded the opportunity to showcase their entrepreneurial skills at St. Vital centre on Saturday at a trade fair.EconomyMar 9
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Winnipeg community honours legacy of Evelyne Reese, former city councillorThe community of Winnipeg came together on Saturday at Windsor Park to honor the legacy of the late Evelyne Reese, a former city councilor.CanadaMar 9
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Fire destroys building on Main Street in WinnipegAnother building on Main Street in Winnipeg has been destroyed following an overnight fire.CanadaMar 9
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Fire engulfs multi-family home on Hallet Street in WinnipegWinnipeg fire crews were busy at around 4 a.m. Saturday morning when a multi-family home on Hallet Street went up in flames.CanadaMar 9
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Former Blue Bombers coach Dave Ritchie passes away at 85, leaving a lasting legacyFormer coach for the Winnipeg Blue Bombers, Dave Ritchie, has passed away at the age of 85 and he is leaving behind a lasting legacy.SportsMar 9
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Manitoba RCMP renews call for tips in Northland Denesuline double homicideManitoba RCMP is renewing calls for tips on a double homicide in Northland Denesuline First Nation in 2021.CrimeMar 6
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Manitoba RCMP seize drugs, firearms, and cash during raidManitoba RCMP say they have seized drugs, firearms and cash after a raid at a residence in Ebb and Flow First Nation.CrimeMar 6
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Winnipeg city crews ready for forecasted snowfallWinnipeg city crews are poised and ready for the snowfall reportedly on its way.EnvironmentMar 6
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Manitoba government revises provincial exam system to better prepare studentsThe Manitoba government has revised its provincial exam system to better prepare students. This means it is pumping the breaks on some of its exams next year.EducationMar 5
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Manitoba RCMP arrest suspects in connection with shooting, assault and robbery in PukatawaganManitoba RCMP have arrested two suspects in connection with a shooting, assault and robbery in Pukatawagan.CrimeMar 5