Nikki Jhutti
Reporter
Originally from the Toronto area, Nikki has always had a passion for storytelling.
A graduate of the Broadcast Journalism program at Seneca College, she got her start as a reporter with Eastlink TV News in Timmins, Ontario. From there she made the jump to another television network in Northern Ontario.
Nikki joined the Corus family in 2013 working for CHEX TV in Peterborough, as well as CKWS TV in Kingston.
Nikki Jhutti joined the Global Winnipeg team in April of 2018.
When Nikki isn’t out chasing stories you’ll find her doing what she loves best – catching a Raptors or Jays game. But she may have to jump on the Jets and Bombers bandwagons now that she’s a Winnipegger.
In her spare time she enjoys travelling, camping and just hanging out with good friends and family.
To contact Nikki, just send her an email (Nikki.jhutti@globalnews.ca), or you can follow her on Twitter @GlobalNewsNikki.
Contact Nikki Jhutti
Video Archives
-
Hundreds show up for annual unclaimed goods auction
-
Show of solidarity and love, more than 150 people come together to form “Team Mark” at Winnipeg Terry Fox Run
-
Grocery store owner says he will continue to open up on stat holidays
-
Winnipeggers rally behind local business owner, whose dog was diagnosed with terminal cancer
-
Winnipeg fire leaves dozens of families homeless, some with no insurance
-
Southdale apartment complex gutted following early morning blaze
-
Scabies outbreak at Concordia Hospital, officials say it’s contained
-
Winnipeg shelters call for donations to help vulnerable people beat the heat
-
Norwood group holding out hope stolen canoe will be returned
-
State of emergency declared in the RM of Alonsa following a fatal tornado
-
Woman gives birth on Manitoba highway, after being sent home from hospital twice
-
Community stakeholders in favour of re-opening Portage and Main, join forces to launch ‘Yes’ campaign
-
Is downtown Winnipeg still thriving following Jets’ playoff run?
-
Performers from around the world hit the stage for Winnipeg Fringe Theatre Festival.
-
Making the switch from big box stores to Manitoba produced products
-
It’s a record-breaking year for Winnipeg mosquitoes — and why that’s good news.
-
Fewer Winnipeggers are being treated for fentanyl overdoses compared to 2017
-
Manitoba town has FIFA fever as Iceland competes in the World Cup
-
Winnipeg senior aims to set provincial record for 100-metre sprint
-
Name selected for Kingston’s new $38.3M high school
Author Archives
-
Early snowfall leads to early rush, Winnipeg drivers prepare for winterWith more flurries in the forecast a number of Winnipeg drivers are already making the switch from all seasons to winter tires.WeatherOct 5, 2018
-
New tool to help Manitoba police help those in a mental health crisisThe province is investing more than $310,000 in a new tool to help police agencies improve how they respond to people experiencing a mental health crisis.HealthOct 1, 2018
-
Advertisement
-
Hundreds show up for Winnipeg police unclaimed goods auction in HeadingleyMore than 500 items were up for auction during this year's Winnipeg Police Service Unclaimed Good Auction, hosted by Associated Auto Auction, Ltd.ConsumerSep 30, 2018
-
Advertisement
-
Winnipeg health fair connects less fortunate with health-care professionalsLighthouse Mission and Exchange District Pharmacy came together Saturday to connect some of the city's most vulnerable residents with health-care professionals.HealthSep 22, 2018
-
School trustee candidate apologizes for comments about Indigenous peopleSchool trustee candidate Jay Myshkowsky in the upcoming election is apologize for online comments he made about Indigenous people eight years ago.PoliticsSep 21, 2018
-
Preliminary inquiry set for former Winnipeg police constable accused in a fatal hit and runA preliminary inquiry has been set for a former Winnipeg police constable accused in a fatal hit and run last October. Justin Steven Holz is facing several charges in connection with the death of Cody Severlight.CrimeSep 17, 2018
-
Show of solidarity and love, more than 150 people join ‘Team Mark’ at Winnipeg Terry Fox RunClose to 150 family members and friends joined Bob and Nancy Adkins as they honoured their son Mark during this year's Terry Fox Run in Winnipeg.HealthSep 16, 2018
-
Winnipeg family of 8 slowly picking up the pieces after devastating fireA family of eight that was left homeless after a devastating fire tore through a Southdale apartment complex in August still feel the effects of the life-changing event.Sep 14, 2018
-
Advertisement
-
Klinic’s message for World Suicide Prevention Day: ‘You are not alone’Klinic Community Health Centre wants those who are contemplating suicide to know that "You are not alone."HealthSep 10, 2018
-
Advertisement
-
Hundreds hit the racetrack to raise funds for the Huntington Society of CanadaMore than $20,000 was raised during Sunday's Indy Go-Kart Challenge.EntertainmentSep 9, 2018
-
Hundreds of Winnipeggers take part in community Labour Day celebrationsHundreds of people took part in a Labour Day march and picnic. Hosted by the Winnipeg Labour Council, participants walked from Memorial Park to Vimy Ridge Park.CanadaSep 3, 2018
-
Federal offender wanted on Canada-wide warrant could be headed to WinnipegPolice believe Ronald Countryman, 57, is travelling west and has mentioned Winnipeg as a final destination.CrimeSep 3, 2018
-
Winnipeggers rally behind local business owner whose dog has terminal cancerWinnipeggers are rallying behind a local business owner whose pet store was inspired by her dog, Leo, after the pup was diagnosed with terminal cancer.FeaturesSep 3, 2018
-
Winnipeg fire leaves dozens of families homeless, some with no insuranceIt could be days before investigators know caused a devastating blaze that tore through adjoining buildings on Beaverhill Boulevard that left dozens of people homeless.Aug 27, 2018
-
Advertisement
-
Southdale apartment complex gutted following early morning blazeDozens of people are now homeless following a massive early morning blaze at an apartment complex on Beaverhill Boulevard near Fermor Avenue.Aug 26, 2018
-
Advertisement
-
Musicians come together to raise awareness of Manitoba’s missing, murderedLocal musicians and artists came together Saturday for the 10th annual No Stone Unturned event, to raise awareness of Manitoba's missing and murdered.EntertainmentAug 25, 2018
-
Scabies outbreak at Concordia Hospital, officials say it’s containedConcordia Hospital declared a scabies outbreak Aug. 8. 27 patients and 71 staff were treated for the itchy skin condition. The hospital said they consider the outbreak contained.HealthAug 24, 2018
-
Winnipeg property manager issues cannabis policy to tenantsLakewood Agencies sent notices to all 14 of its properties Monday, outlining its new cannabis policy.LifestyleAug 21, 2018
-
Smoke-filled skies from B.C. fires prompts air quality statement for WinnipegThe haze over Winnipeg will stick around, likely through the weekend. Environment and Climate Change Canada says air quality will likely become very poor with reduced visibility.WeatherAug 18, 2018
-
Stony Mountain still under lockdown after 3 inmates assaultedStony Mountain Institution was placed in lockdown after three inmates were assaulted Thursday night.CrimeAug 18, 2018
-
Advertisement
-
Rise in violent gun crime connected to rise in meth use, say Winnipeg policeIn the past two weeks, police responded to more than one firearms related incident a day - and the Winnipeg Police Service blames the rise in meth use for the rise in violent gun crime.CrimeAug 17, 2018
-
Advertisement
-
Winnipeg shelters call for donations to help vulnerable people beat the heatWith more scorching temperatures in the forecast for Winnipeg, organizations like Siloam Mission and Main Street Project need help keeping the city's most vulnerable residents cool.Aug 8, 2018
-
Norwood group holding out hope stolen canoe will be returnedMembers of the Nordale Accessible Nature Playground group are holding out hope that a stolen play piece will be returned. A donated canoe was swiped over the long weekend.CrimeAug 7, 2018
-
Environment Canada upgrades fatal Alonsa tornado from EF-3 to EF-4Environment Canada has upgraded the tornado that tore through the Alonsa, Silver Ridge and Margaret Bruce Beach area from an EF-3 to an EF-4.EnvironmentAug 6, 2018
-
Ball hockey championships honour former player and Humboldt Bronco Logan SchatzThis week's Canadian National Ball Hockey Championships in Winnipeg are dedicated to former Humboldt Broncos captain Logan Schatz.SportsAug 6, 2018