Iris Dyck
Digital Broadcast Journalist and Video Journalist
Iris Dyck is a Digital Broadcast Journalist and Video Journalist at Global News Winnipeg.
Iris has been working at Global News Winnipeg since May 2022. Before pursuing Creative Communications at Red River College Polytechnic, Iris spent 10 years working in the restaurant industry and doing odd jobs. Â She was hired as a part-time shooter/editor at Global News during her final work placement and then transitioned to a full-time reporter role. Iris is the recipient of the 2022 Dawna Friesen Award through RRC Polytech. One of her career highlights includes telling people-focused stories like the KUB Bakery story. Iris enjoys cycling, camping, cross-country skiing, and cooking.
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Video Archives
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McCreary, Manitoba hosts a maple syrup festival every year – celebrating the delicacy produced from Manitoba maple trees in the area.
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Manitoba woman defeats Stage 4 cancer with new therapy
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Darion Ducharme and Zachary Flett have created a scam prevention workshop with a focus on Indigenous elders. Flett says he was inpsired after he heard his grandmother almost get scammed over the phone.
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Four Manitobans react to Manitoba’s 2024 budget
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Accessible Sport Connection Manitoba host expo in Niverville
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Winnipeg Humane Society and Feed the Furbabies Canada receive provincial funding
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Under insured risks
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Seal River Watershed
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Family of international student killed by Winnipeg police attend funeral, renew calls for answers
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Intimate partner violence an ‘epidemic,’ say experts
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End of an era: Manitoba couple selling mobile apiary
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Seniors and Cell Phones
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Inside the Nonsuch’s cargo hold
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Reconciliation Barometer
Author Archives
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Meet a maple syrup producer from Manitoba: Bob GassMaple syrup is so popular in the area, McCreary holds a festival to celebrate the local delicacy.ConsumerApr 26
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Manitoba’s first CAR T-cell therapy patient declared cancer-freeThe first patient in Manitoba to undergo a revolutionary type of cancer treatment is sharing her story.HealthApr 17
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Manitoba Indigenous-owned tech company helps elders spot scams'We want to be as accessible and as accommodating as possible when providing these workshops as well,' Flett said.TechApr 12
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Winnipeg development faces pushback over affordable units from advocates, neighboursAdvocates say the development uses a metric to assess affordability inconsistent with municipal and provincial policy, resulting in rents most in the neighbourhood can't afford.CanadaApr 4
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Manitobans weigh in on the 2024 provincial budgetGlobal News and 680 CJOB spoke with four Manitobans about their priorities, what they are happy to see and what they think is missing on provincial budget day.PoliticsApr 2
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‘Choose your adventure’: Manitoba expo shows how sports can be part of life with disabilityManitoba sports organizations gathered in Niverville on Saturday to show that life with a disability does not have to mean life without sports.SportsMar 31
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Province to expand spay and neuter clinics with funds for WHS, Feed the Furbabies CanadaThe province is committing $200,000 to expand spay and neuter clinics through the Winnipeg Humane Society and Feed the Furbabies Canada.ConsumerMar 30
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‘You live this work’: Land guardians work to preserve Seal River Watershed'You know, you live this work. It's not work because you live it. It's a part of your culture. It's a part of your everyday.'EnvironmentMar 27
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Are you underinsured? Winnipeg business owner warns others after expensive fireOne Winnipeg business owner is sharing her experience of being under-insured after her spa caught on fire earlier this year.MoneyMar 26
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Family of international student killed by Winnipeg police attend funeral, call for answers"He has so many dreams, so many dreams. And he talks about his dream so passionately. He's very passionate about life," Yemisi said.CrimeMar 7
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Intimate partner violence an ‘epidemic’ in Canada, say expertsForty-six per cent of solved homicides of women and girls were perpetrated by an intimate partner, compared to just six per cent of solved homicides of men and boys.CrimeFeb 13
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Health-care workers recruited from trip to Philippines in Manitoba: province"These individuals will be working as nurses or health-care aides, depending on their current clinical competency," the spokesperson's statement read.ConsumerJan 25
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Overworked healthcare staff leads to safety risks, toxic work environment: CFNU report"After you've worked 16, 18, 20, 24 hours, I really don't want you to be pushing very serious drugs into my system," she said.EconomyJan 12
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Winnipeg’s Lemay Forest appears to be home to a cemetery, archivist says"As soon as I heard that, I figured that there was likely going to be a cemetery," said Sweeney.EnvironmentJan 11
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End of an era: Manitoba couple selling mobile apiaryAfter 10 years of beekeeping in Manitoba, they were forced to sell their bees after experiencing some health issues. It's something that brings tears to their eyes.FeaturesJan 9
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Tech addiction among older adults"We're looking at some of the more subjective aspects of it, how it's influencing their life, and kind of less about the usage itself in terms of screen time," he said.HealthJan 4
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WPS respond to serious incident on Furby StreetWinnipeg Police are attending to a "serious incident" in the first 100 block of Furby St.CrimeDec 28, 2023
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Measuring Reconciliation: U of M, others create ‘barometer’ to assess progressHow do you measure reconciliation? Three Canadian post-secondary institutions have created a tool to do just that.CanadaDec 13, 2023
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Family of 10 loses everything in West St. Paul, Man. arsonThe family drove to Winnipeg and spent the night there, before seeking temporary shelter with help from the Red Cross. The house and everything inside was a total loss.FireDec 6, 2023
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Loneliness high in Canada, can contribute to health issues, report saysMenec says high rates of loneliness among older adults is not a new phenomenon, but one that's become more visible in the past few years.CanadaDec 5, 2023
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Manitobans can get boosted earlier, province’s top doctor saysPresentations at the HSC Children's Emergency Department are up in the past week, bringing them to levels similar to November of last year.HealthNov 30, 2023
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A Winnipeg historian’s journey for family history"I find it a little bit funny that somebody that I didn't know, two generations back, could inspire the direction that my life could take," Perrun said.CanadaNov 10, 2023
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Provincial inquest into deaths of men in Winnipeg police custody beginsPatrick Gagnon, then 41, died in police custody in October 2018. His case is the first to be examined as part of the group inquest.CrimeNov 7, 2023
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In first address as Manitoba premier, Kinew vows to work with Indigenous leadershipIn his first speech as premier, Kinew vowed to work more closely with Indigenous leadership in the province.PoliticsOct 19, 2023
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Seven Oaks School Division sees large number of student absences"What we see, I think, are the culture wars creeping up from the States, and I don't think we can be as complacent as we have been," he said.EducationSep 21, 2023