Kevin Hirschfield
Anchor/Reporter
Born and raised in Winnipeg, Kevin Hirschfield quickly realized his childhood dream of becoming a professional hockey player was out of the question. Instead, he turned his focus to the world of broadcasting and journalism.
After graduating from the Creative Communications Program at Red River College, he began his career in print with stints at the Winnipeg Sun and Portage Daily Graphic.
Then, it was off to the world of television as Kevin joined Shaw TV Winnipeg. He served in a number of roles, from reporter to camera operator/editor, to producer and host on live mobile broadcasts.
Kevin landed an opportunity with Global Winnipeg in October 2017 as reporter for Global News Morning. He has since moved into the anchor chair on Global News at 10.
He is an avid fan of rock music and can usually be seen playing guitar or air-drumming to his favourite tune. Despite years of frustrating results, he still finds himself playing 18 holes of golf whenever he can.
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Police to continue retail theft crackdown with focus on spring breakWinnipeg police are trying to continue a crackdown on retail theft through a program which it says has shown some positive results so far.Crime4 hours
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Group representing building owners, managers calls on city to reconsider plan to close underground concourseThe Building Owners & Managers Association of Manitoba says the city needs to reconsider a proposal to close the concourse below Portage and Main.TrendingMar 15
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RCMP officer charged after high-speed pursuit near DauphinManitoba's police watchdog has determined an RCMP officer should be charged after taking part in a high-speed pursuit last summer.CrimeMar 14
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No injuries, but Toronto Street apartment block expected to be complete loss after massive blazeNo injuries have been reported after a massive fire broke out at an apartment building on Toronto Street Tuesday afternoon.FireMar 5
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WRHA says Street Connections van stolen, asking for public’s help locating itThe Winnipeg Regional Health Authority wants your help in tracking down a van for one of its outreach programs which it says was stolen over the weekend.TrendingMar 4
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One person taken to hospital after Worthington Avenue fireWinnipeg Fire Paramedic Service crews battled three blazes Monday afternoon, with one of them sending a person to hospital.FireFeb 26
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Manitoba’s Jones drops first game at Scotties to HomanIn a battle of unbeatens Tuesday night, the Jennifer Jones rink finally suffered its first loss at the Scotties Tournament of Hearts in Calgary.SportsFeb 21
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Suspect in Pinaymootang homicide believed to be in Winnipeg as arrest warrant issuedA suspect in a homicide on a Manitoba First Nation earlier this week is believed to be in Winnipeg and is considered armed and dangerous.CrimeFeb 16
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Legendary Bombers QB Ken Ploen dead at 88Legendary Winnipeg Blue Bombers QB Ken Ploen has died at the age of 88SportsFeb 13
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One person dead after house fire in Wasagamack First NationA 37-year-old man was found dead after a house in Wasagamack First Nation Thursday.FireFeb 9
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One person in hospital after school bus, car collide on Highway 59RCMP say one person is in hospital after a car and school bus collided just south of Winnipeg Thursday.TrafficFeb 8
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Crews battle pair of vacant home blazes on Balmoral StreetNobody was hurt after two vacant homes went up in flames in Winnipeg's Spence neighbourhood Wednesday night.FireFeb 7
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One person in hospital after Broadway apartment fireOne person was taken to hospital in stable condition after a fire at a Broadway Avenue apartment Tuesday, which started due to improper disposal of smoking materials.FireFeb 6
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Winnipeg airport unveils new cellphone lotThe Winnipeg Richardson International Airport has introduced a new option to make the pickup process a little easier.TrendingFeb 5
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Suspects at large in Sandy Bay shooting considered armed, dangerous, Manitoba police sayPolice have made an arrest in connection to a shooting on Sandy Bay First Nation earlier this month, but two other suspects remain on the loose.CrimeFeb 1
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Special messaging could soon be removed from city busesA Winnipeg Transit report submitted to City Hall says that it will discontinue the use of promotional messaging and instead focus on the primary function of digital bus signs.TrendingJan 24
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One person in critical condition after Lorette Avenue house fireWinnipeg police are investigating a house fire on Lorette Avenue Tuesday evening.TrendingJan 23
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Longtime Winnipeg city councillor considers run for federal seatLongtime Winnipeg city councillor Janice Lukes is considering making the jump from municipal to federal politics.PoliticsJan 22
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Two people severely injured after stabbing in The PasRCMP say two people were seriously injured after a stabbing in The Pas Friday and one or more suspects remain at large.CrimeJan 19
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Review underway after patient dies in St. Boniface Hospital emergency roomThe Winnipeg Regional Health Authority says a patient died early Friday morning while waiting in the St. Boniface Hospital emergency department.HealthJan 19
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Winnipeg police union files grievance against city over Community Safety TeamWinnipeg's police union says it's filing a grievance with the city's Community Safety Team, saying the new group is doing work that should be done by police officers.TrendingJan 18
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Surgeries rescheduled as Winnipeg hospitals continue to deal with patient surgePatients with respiratory illnesses continue to surge into the city's hospitals, leading to the postponement of some surgeries.HealthJan 18
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One person in hospital after three-vehicle crash near Archibald and MarionOne person was taken to hospital in unstable condition after a crash near Archibald and Marion Street Monday night.TrafficJan 16
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Tentative agreement reached between civil service workers, provinceAround 11,500 civil service workers in the province could soon have a new contract as the MGEU says it has reached a tentative agreement with the province.TrendingJan 12
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Winter weather leads to Perimeter Highway closureFor the first time this winter, the province has shut down the Perimeter Highway due to poor conditions.WeatherJan 11