Katherine Dornian
Digital Broadcast Journalist
Katherine Dornian is a Digital Broadcast Journalist with Global News Winnipeg.
Katherine has been working in the media industry for approximately one year. Katherine obtained her master’s degree in journalism from the University of British Columbia. During her studies, she interned at CBC Vancouver in radio and at The Georgia Straight in print. After graduating, Katherine worked for a communications company before getting her first TV job in Dawson Creek, BC in 2022. While in Dawson Creek, Katherine gained experience reporting, producing, and anchoring. She then moved to Winnipeg to take on her current role at Global News.
In her spare time, Katherine enjoys outdoor activities like hiking and skiing, but also enjoys relaxing at home with a good book or playing Dungeons and Dragons.
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Video Archives
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Monthly check-in with Mayor Scott Gillingham -
Fill the Freightliner -
How to write a resume and search for a job -
Winnipeg Market Report: December 5th, 2025 -
Winnipeg Art Gallery gift shop -
Winnipeg Market Report: December 4, 2025 -
“Staycation” at the Winnipeg Art Gallery -
Winnipeg Market Report: December 3, 2025 -
Flin Flon to build prototype for ice hotel -
Mayor Jeff Fawcett on homelessness in Brandon -
Body Measure – Hip and spine bone density -
Giving Tuesday at the Children’s Hospital Foundation -
Dealing with loneliness during the holidays -
Winnipeg Market Report: December 1st, 2025 -
Winkler Mayor Henry Siemens -
State of Portage La Prairie -
Winnipeg Market Report: November 28, 2025 -
Zoo Lights at the Assiniboine Park Zoo -
Radon Action Month -
Manitoba Lego Users Group
Author Archives
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Grey Cup arrives by helicopter in WinnipegThe trophy was delivered to CFL officials by members of the Canadian Armed Forces, who rappelled from a helicopter at the Forks.SportsNov 10
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Canadian Cancer Society seeks Winnipeg volunteers to drive patients to treatmentsThe Wheels of Hope program supports around 500 clients in Winnipeg each year, but the organization needs more drivers to keep up with rising demand.HealthNov 6
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Family of Manitoba crash victim to speak to parliamentary committee on bail reformMeechelle and Ron Best plan to travel to Ottawa to advocate for bail reform in front of the House of Commons' Standing Committee on Justice and Human Rights.CanadaOct 21
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University of Manitoba plans to replace deteriorating libraryFirst built in 1951, the library’s floors are deteriorating under the heavy shelves of books, and major cracks have appeared in the foundation.CanadaOct 10
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Survivors mark 50th anniversary of closure of Portage la Prairie residential schoolSurvivors reunited with friends they haven't seen in 50 years to commemorate the occasion and share the progress they have made towards healing.CanadaOct 9
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2 Winnipeg police officers to be stationed at HSCLast month, the Manitoba Nurses union voted to 'grey list' the hospital, discouraging members from working there due to unsafe conditions.HealthSep 9
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Winnipeg seniors relive childhood memories through ‘summer camp’A Winnipeg seniors residence is holding two days of classic summer camp activities, including games, arts and crafts, and even s'mores around a campfire.CanadaAug 18
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‘It’s a lot’: Pukatawagan evacuee describes experience as evacuation nears 3 monthsJumpsey Mercer has lived in Pukatawagan, also known as Mathias Colomb Cree Nation, for 30 years. The community was evacuated due to an approaching wildfire at the end of May.CanadaAug 12
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Winnipeg seniors fold 1,000 origami cranes as a message of peaceResidents at Misericordia Terrace were inspired by the story of Sadako Sasaki, who set out to fold 1,000 paper cranes before dying of leukemia in 1955.CanadaJul 17
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Winnipeg man pays for back surgery in Mexico to avoid long wait times at homeSimpson was facing at least a five-month wait to receive an MRI, and potentially up to a year for surgery to fix his intense nerve pain.HealthJul 9
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“I actually freaked out”: Tenants raise alarm over building’s mouse infestationDozens of mouse sightings have been reported by tenants at Kenbur Gardens on St. Anne’s Road. Some tenants say the building's owner, Edison Properties, was too slow to respond.HealthJul 7
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Mounties, experts urge Manitobans to be safe this Canada Day weekendLong weekends come with an increase in impaired driving, according to MADD Canada. Vacationers are asked to be extra careful and make a plan to get home in advance.CanadaJun 27
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Manitoba wildfire impacts on First Nations prompt calls for environmental justiceExperts say Indigenous peoples often bear the brunt of climate change impacts, without being meaningfully involved in developing climate policies.CanadaJun 20
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’60s Scoop survivors demand action on 10th anniversary of provincial apologyTen years ago, Premier Greg Sellinger issued an apology in the legislature for Manitoba's role in the Sixties Scoop. But many survivors feel it didn’t go far enough.CanadaJun 18
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Active fire season expected to bring more smoky skies across ManitobaEastern Manitoba is under an air quality warning due to smoke from the nearby wildfires, and smoke from blazes in Saskatchewan is being blown over northern Manitoba.CanadaMay 27
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Winnipeg high school students cast a ballot in mock electionGordon Bell High School is one of many across Canada participating in Student Vote, a mock ballot to introduce them to the election process.PoliticsApr 25
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Winnipeg middle school students provide barricade art for Whiteout partiesThe concrete barricades which help direct traffic around the area were painted by Grade 9 art students from Hugh John MacDonald School.SportsApr 24
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Pope Francis made Catholic Church more welcoming, says Winnipeg Archbishop'He really was focused on us being a listening people, that we start by listening to those around us,' says Archbishop Murray Chatlain.WorldApr 21
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Family of Manitoba missing person say landfill searches bring up decades-old painHerbert Gross went missing on May 3rd, 1996, from his home at the Portage Village Inn. It was only years later that his daughter, Heather, learned what police had found there.CrimeApr 15
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‘She deserves justice’: Tanya Nepinak’s aunt pushes for expanded search of Brady LandfillNepinak is believed to have been murdered in 2012 and her remains taken to Brady Road landfill. Her aunt wants a promised search for Ashlee Shingoose to be expanded.CanadaApr 14
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Winnipeg woman speaks out after harrowing knife attackPamela Bileski says she was attacked by a man with a meat cleaver after she confronted him about allegedly trying to solicit sex from her daughter.CrimeApr 11
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Close Tory-NDP race expected in Elmwood-Transcona in rematch of September byelectionTypically an NDP stronghold, the party managed to hold onto the seat in the by-election, but by a narrow margin over the Conservatives.CanadaApr 10
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Thefts at 3 Manitoba farms leave landowners, neighbours shakenRCMP say the suspects hit three properties within several hours on Sunday morning. Security footage appears to show some of the suspects were armed.CrimeApr 7
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Manitoba General Employees Union asks for independent arbitration to end CFS strikesThe union is asking the Manitoba Labour Board to step in, and says the layoffs at both agencies are impeding their right to strike.CanadaApr 3
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Family of Manitoba crash victim calls for stricter bail measures as election nearsKellie Verwey was killed in a crash by an allegedly impaired driver who had been released on bail after breaching his conditions multiple times.CrimeApr 2