Brittany Greenslade
Senior Reporter/Anchor
Brittany Greenslade grew up on the West Coast in Vancouver, B.C. She was a national figure skater, who took her first steps on the ice at the age of two.
However, it was her passion for creating change and telling people’s stories that ultimately led her to pursue her love of journalism.
After completing her BA in Economics and Sociology at McGill University in Montreal, Brittany moved back to Vancouver to study broadcast journalism. Since entering the field, she has had the opportunity to work across the country covering some of the top news stories in Canada – from the Vancouver Winter Olympics to the tragic Humboldt Broncos bus crash.
In 2017, Brittany helped uncover a loophole in a provincial agreement between the Manitoba government and a U.S. hospital which was leaving Manitobans with massive health care bills. Robin Milne was left with a $120,000 medical bill after having a heart attack. The coverage resulted in the government overhauling its policy and helping Robin Milne with his medical expenses. This earned Brittany the RTDNA Dan McArthur In-Depth Investigative award for her story.
She was also recognized by Courageous Companions, MSAR Search and Rescue Association, and Cvets Pets for her multiple stories and work regarding service dogs, Canadian veterans and PTSD.
Brittany has been a part of the Global Winnipeg news team since 2012.
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Video Archives
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Global News at 6 Saskatoon: Dec. 9
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Global News at 6 Regina: Dec. 9
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Alleged serial killer’s estranged wife says she is overwhelmed by survivor’s guilt: ‘Why did I get to survive’
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Global News at 6 Regina: Nov. 28
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Global News at 6 Saskatoon: Nov. 28
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Global News at 6 Saskatoon: Aug 25
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Global News Regina at 6
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People forced out of homes as severe flooding hits southern Manitoba
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Blast of high winds, blowing snow in Winnipeg as major snowstorm hits Manitoba
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Whiteout warnings: Manitoba braces for ‘worst blizzard in decades’
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Global News at 6 Saskatoon: March 24
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Global News at 6 Regina: March 23
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Global News at 6 Saskatoon: March 23
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Global News at 6 Saskatoon: Jan. 28
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Global News at 6 Regina: Jan. 28
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Global News at 6 Saskatoon: Jan. 27
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Global News at 6 Regina: Jan. 27
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Global News at 6 Saskatoon: Jan. 26
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Global News at 6 Regina: Jan. 26
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Suspect in Manitoba human smuggling case may be linked to other cases
Author Archives
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Soaring rates of student absences hitting Winnipeg schools hard'It makes getting through the curriculum very, very challenging.'EducationDec 21, 2022
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Food and retail theft hitting Winnipeg businesses hard this holiday seasonThe Retail Council of Canada is spearheading a pilot project to gather data about retail thefts in Manitoba.CrimeDec 19, 2022
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Landfill operations paused as discussions of potential search for murdered women’s remains continueLandfill operations to be put on pause while officials investigate possibility of search for two womens' remains.CrimeDec 8, 2022
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Alleged serial killer’s estranged wife says she is overwhelmed by survivor’s guilt: ‘Why did I get to survive’'I knew that he was going to hurt somebody.'CrimeDec 6, 2022
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Jeremy Skibicki to plead not guilty on all charges in 1st-degree murder case: lawyerThe man charged with four counts of first-degree murder in the death of four Indigenous women is expected to be directly indicted in a Manitoba court Friday afternoon.CrimeDec 2, 2022
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Absence rates surge in Winnipeg schools as students, teachers struggle with sicknessSome Winnipeg school divisions say one-in-five students are home sick right now, creating a wider gap for students already lagging due to remote learning during the pandemic.HealthNov 30, 2022
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Man accused in death of parents, attack on hospital worker, left mental health centre hours before: court docsCourt documents say a man charged with killing his parents and stabbing a colleague at a Winnipeg hospital, walked out of a mental health crisis centre just hours before.CrimeNov 29, 2022
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One teen dead, one in hospital after crash in Old St. VitalPolice confirmed Wednesday morning that the 17-year-old passenger died shortly after being taken to hospital, while the driver, 18, remains hospitalized in serious condition.CrimeOct 19, 2022
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Habitat for Humanity helping turn around derelict buildings for Winnipeg families in needAs the list of vacant and derelict buildings in Winnipeg continues to grow, one not-for-profit organization is helping to make a difference while also helping families in need.CanadaAug 30, 2022
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Winnipeg re-evaluating fees, options for derelict buildings amid growing challengesVacant or abandoned buildings in Winnipeg are an issue emergency responders and city crews have spent years trying to get under control, but it continues to get worse.CrimeAug 25, 2022
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Derelict buildings in Winnipeg pose major risks to communities, first respondersVacant and derelict buildings are taking over streets and in some neighbourhoods are creating serious issues. They've become shelters for the homeless and targets for arsonists.CrimeAug 24, 2022
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Manitoba spent more than $40M with private nursing agencies last yearManitoba spent more than $40 million on private agency nurses in 2021/2022, up from the more than $14 million spent on agency nurses in 2017/2018.HealthAug 17, 2022
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Organizations calling for targeted swimming programs after death of young immigrantOrganizations are calling for more targeted swimming programs after a six-year-old immigrant dies.EducationAug 10, 2022
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Winnipegger calls 911, spends minutes on hold waiting for call to be answeredA Winnipeg man says he waited several minutes on hold with 911 before he was able to get through to a live operator during an emergency.CrimeAug 3, 2022
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Transcona Library changes hours over homelessness concernsThe city has changed the hours of the Transcona Library after it said a homeless person was sleeping in its vestibule.CanadaAug 2, 2022
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‘Living the only lives they know’: Winnipeg outreach organizations concerned with youth violenceHalfway into 2022, Winnipeg is on track to see more teens charged with serious and violent crimes than last year, and it is raising concerns among outreach organizations.CrimeJul 26, 2022
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Manitoba wildfire grows nears Mathias Colomb Cree Nation, thousands evacuatedAs of Monday, roughly 2,000 people have been evacuated from one Manitoba First Nation due to wildfires, and other northern communities are also being flown out.CanadaJul 18, 2022
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Bear Clan food bank feeding hundreds of Winnipeggers in need daily'I think without that resource in place, it's going to a lot put a lot of pressure on the community.'ConsumerJul 13, 2022
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‘Pack your patience’: Experts say travel woes expected to continue for air passengersAirlines and airports have been struggling to cope with the massive travel resurgence, as staffing issues at carriers and agencies cascade into cancellations, delays and lines.ConsumerJul 7, 2022
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‘We need closure:’ Landfill remains discovery triggers trauma for Winnipeg family"You're sitting and you're waiting because, you know, families want answers."CrimeJun 16, 2022
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‘It’s disturbing’: Winnipeg outreach workers concerned about youth crime rates'We seem to be in a spike, for sure, and the demographic does seem to be younger at this time.'CrimeJun 14, 2022
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‘Losing my heart’: Wilma Derksen on losing her husband Cliff to cancerCliff Derksen died Sunday after being diagnosed with cancer in February.CanadaMay 27, 2022
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Patients waiting more than a day to be admitted in Winnipeg hospitals: ‘It’s absolutely terrifying’Average wait times for a bed at the St. Boniface Hospital have recently been as high as 31.5 hours, according to data from Shared Health.HealthMay 18, 2022
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‘It’s taking a toll’: Manitoba evacuees concerned about flood impact on childrenFamilies evacuated from Peguis First Nation say not knowing how long they will be displaced by the flood and being away from family and friends is especially hard on kids.EnvironmentMay 5, 2022
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Arrests made after Manitoba man’s dismembered body found stuffed in suitcases: sourceThree people are facing a slew of charges after a 27-year-old was killed and dismembered over a drug deal gone bad, police sources say.CrimeApr 12, 2022