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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Video Archives
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Crash involving ‘erratic driver’ near Ninette, Man. kills 1, RCMP say -
One week until Elmwood-Transcona byelection -
Global News at 6 – September 9 -
Menopause, ‘historically’ in the dark, now coming to light: experts -
Warm September temperatures -
Second man arrested in Wellington Crescent hit-and-run that killed Winnipeg cyclist -
Giveaway Weekend preview -
Behind the Scenes at the Burt -
New van for Main Street Project -
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Advocates echo Manitoba premier’s call for action on homelessness -
Winnipeg researchers working on early detection blood test for colorectal cancer -
Manitoba jail guard found not guilty in inmate’s death -
Manitoba premier Wab Kinew wants federal help to avoid potential tuition hikes -
Police charge Winnipeg man, 40, after investigation into online luring of underage girl -
DT on the Bombers: Banjo Bowl -
Global News at 6 – September 5 -
Kinew says government needs to do more on homelessness -
Nutrition program now available in all Manitoba schools, province says
Author Archives
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Balanced offensive effort leads Winnipeg Sea Bears to first playoff win in franchise historyThe Winnipeg Sea Bears won a playoff game for the first time in franchise history, defeating the Saskatoon Mamba 99-88 in the CEBL Western Conference Semifinal.SportsAug 7
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Winnipeg Blue Bombers stunned by Lions run game in upset loss at homeThe Bombers gave up 377 rushing yards in a stunning 35-19 loss to the BC Lions Thursday night.SportsJul 30
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Stamps stomp sloppy Bombers in 52-30 victory ending Winnipeg’s win streakThe Winnipeg Blue Bombers three-game win streak came to an end, falling 52-30 to the Calgary Stampeders on Friday at Princess Auto Stadium.SportsJul 24
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Body of missing 10-year-old boy recovered in Nutimik Lake, search continues for 13-year-old brotherRCMP say they have recovered the body of one of two missing boys who went underwater and was swept away at Nutimik Lake in Whiteshell Provincial Park.CanadaJul 22
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Military support coming to flood-ravaged Parkland region after federal approvalCanada's Minister of Emergency Management has approved a request for federal assistance to assist the flood-ravaged regions in western Manitoba.WeatherJul 3
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Jets draft Swedish forward Viggo Bjorck with eighth overall pick at 2026 NHL Draft, Manitoba’s Carels goes sixthThe Winnipeg Jets kept their eighth overall pick at the 2026 NHL Draft and selected Swedish forward Viggo Bjorck.SportsJun 26
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Last-minute touchdown keeps Elks unbeaten in 23-18 victory over Winnipeg Blue BombersThe Winnipeg Blue Bombers dropped to 1-2 on the season after a 23-18 loss to the Edmonton Elks on Thursday night.SportsJun 25
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Manitoba Hydro warns of widespread power outages after hail, heavy rain hit province in another massive stormA wild night of weather in Winnipeg and other parts of southern Manitoba continues as Manitoba Hydro is warning of power outages in multiple locations due to damaged equipment.WeatherJun 10
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Castillo hits last-second field goal as Bombers pick up season-opening win in CalgarySergio Castillo's 38-yard field goal on the final play of the game gave the Bombers a 30-28 season-opening win over the Calgary Stampeders Friday night.SportsJun 6
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Murder charges laid after Sargent Avenue assault turns fatalOne man is dead and another arrested after police say fight at a West end home turned fatal.CrimeMay 28
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Decommissioning of Arlington Bridge expected to begin in JuneThe city says decommissioning of the Arlington bridge, which opened in 1912, could start as early as June 1.TrafficMay 26
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Family of Winnipeg woman who died donating plasma calls for investigation to reopenLast month, Health Canada closed its investigation, but a representative for the family says further investigation into the death has found plenty of questions.TrendingMay 20
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Widespread power outages in Western Manitoba as wind wreaks havoc on crewsManitoba Hydro says conditions have become so poor Thursday night, they are unable to work on restoring widespread power outages in southwestern Manitoba until the morning.WeatherMay 14
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Safety officers coming to Winnipeg’s Grace Hospital after assaultManitoba's premier says institutional safety officers will be added to the Grace Hospital next week.HealthMay 8
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One person dead after fire at Kennedy Street apartment buildingOne person is dead after a fire at a high-rise apartment building on Kennedy Street Monday.TrendingApr 21
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Federal government puts timeline in place for Port of Churchill project: KinewManitoba's premier says Ottawa has hinted it wants liquefied natural gas shipping out of Churchill by 2030 or federal support for an expansion of a port could be off the table.PoliticsApr 17
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Two people dead after crash near Lac du BonnetTwo people are dead after a highway crash Tuesday morning which RCMP say was a result of the poor road conditions.TrendingMar 31
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Manitoba training fee could drive up costs on large construction projects, groups sayA new fee added to bids on large public-sector construction projects in Manitoba could add millions of dollars in costs, three major industry associations said Thursday.EconomyMar 19
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One person killed in Trent Avenue fatal fireOne person is dead after a house fire in East Kildonan Monday night.FireMar 17
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Manitoba government introduces bills on crime, health and other issuesThe Manitoba government introduced more than a dozen bills in the legislature, including one with a focus of cracking down on machetes, and one reducing the use of sick notesPoliticsMar 5
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Residential parking ban begins Thursday in WinnipegThe recent snowfall in Winnipeg is leading to another residential parking ban later this week.WeatherFeb 24
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Two teenagers arrested after East Elmwood homicideTwo teens are in custody as police are investigating the city's latest homicide on Keenleyside Street.CrimeFeb 23
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Man arrested in Dauphin after building, vehicle windows smashed with pipeRCMP say a man has been charged in Dauphin after several windows and vehicles were smashed with a pipe.CrimeJan 30
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Manitoba to introduce 24-7 snow-clearing program for Perimeter HighwayThe Manitoba government and the Manitoba Government and General Employees' Union (MGEU) have agreed to provide around-the-clock coverage when conditions warrant it.PoliticsJan 30
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Two missing snowmobilers found dead near St. Theresa PointTwo missing snowmobilers were found dead on Thursday outside St. Theresa Point First Nation.TrendingDec 19, 2025