This is well-deserved promotion for a reporter known for accuracy, professionalism, and caring.

This award is a testament to how hard Bartley Kives works day in and day out. CBC Manitoba's Bartley Kives named best local reporter at 2024 Canadian Screen Awards cbc.ca/news/canada/ma…

And Caroline Barghout won the same award, last year. Two years in a row for @cbcmanitoba reporters. We have a great team. cbc.ca/amp/1.6807525

Losing control: How Manitoba's public guardian system leaves people feeling trapped and helpless Caroline Barghout Kristin Annable cbc.ca/newsinteractiv…

'Keep fighting' for change in flawed public trustee system, says Manitoban who spent years in guardianship Caroline Barghout Kristin Annable CBC News I-Team cbc.ca/1.7227270

Children in the care of a private foster home provider were given cannabis daily, allowed to go to homes where they were sexually exploited, and taken to see known drug dealers by staff: newly unsealed search warrant documents. | Kristin Annable Caroline Barghout cbc.ca/news/canada/ma…

Doug Ford looking for the coveted longest road card so he can win Settlers of Catan. #onpoli

The premier's out-of-province travel expenses are supposed to be posted quarterly. The NDP was elected in Oct. 2023 -- and they've never posted them. I have been asking about it since Sept. 3 and have only gotten crickets. #mbpoli cbc.ca/news/canada/ma…

After CBC first raised this and after I tweeted about how we had been asking for this information since Sept 3, the Premier has posted his expenses. cbc.ca/news/canada/ma… #mbpoli

Manitoba seniors waiting for care home beds pay more than $15M in fees to hospitals over 3 years Caroline Barghout Kristin Annable CBC News I-Team cbc.ca/1.7366565

Good luck to the Bombers tonight and Uncle Zach as he starts his 5th straight Grey Cup. Let’s go Boys!! #greycup

Health order sending Manitoba woman to jail for tuberculosis treatment 'wildly excessive': lawyer Caroline Barghout Kristin Annable CBC News I-Team cbc.ca/1.7397568

Following our reporting, Premier Kinew announced that a public health order will be signed today, making sure that someone is never incarcerated again because they have tuberculosis.

Update to our story, Dr Brent Roussin has signed a directive stating that anyone ordered detained under the public health act must go to a health care facility — not jail — this means what happened to Geraldine Mason will not happen again in Manitoba. cbc.ca/news/canada/ma…