Cameron MacLean

Reporter

Cameron MacLean is a journalist for CBC Manitoba living in Winnipeg, where he was born and raised. He has more than a decade of experience reporting in the city and across Manitoba, covering a wide range of topics, including courts, politics, housing, arts, health and breaking news. Email story tips to [email protected].

Latest from Cameron MacLean

Supporters worry plans for new Winnipeg library branch could mean end of West Kildonan location

A city plan to lease space for a new library in northwest Winnipeg has some library supporters worried the plan could spell doom for another beloved branch.

Winnipeg cyclists decry delay of Wellington Crescent safety report

Some cycling advocates questioned the priorities of city officials, as they gathered outside Winnipeg city hall to protest a delay of a report on safety improvements to a stretch of road where a driver hit and killed a cyclist last year.

Winnipeg Jets playoff run generates 'invaluable' free publicity for city

The success of the Winnipeg Jets in the NHL playoffs so far this season has done more than lift the spirits of hockey fans — it has given the city a wealth of free exposure.

Songs, tears at Winnipeg council meeting after death of Coun. Jason Schreyer

Winnipeg city councillors began the process of moving on without Jason Schreyer, resuming a council meeting postponed in the wake of the councillor's death.

New Winnipeg Transit network schedules now available online

The Navigo feature on the Winnipeg Transit website has been updated with a feature that allows users to toggle between the current route map and the new schedule set to launch on June 29.

Liberal win expected to save millions in federal housing funding for Winnipeg from chopping block

A different outcome in Monday’s federal election could have put hundreds of millions in federal housing dollars for the City of Winnipeg on the chopping block.

Winnipeg man facing terrorism charges denied bail

Nevin Thunder Young, a 19-year-old Winnipeg man facing terrorism charges, was denied bail on Monday.

CentreVenture signs agreement to support study on restoring historic downtown Winnipeg church

An agreement has been made to begin a study on the possibility of restoring a historic downtown Winnipeg church threatened with demolition.

New registry partnership shows 'very promising' results recovering stolen bikes, City of Winnipeg says

The City of Winnipeg says its new bike registry partnership has led to more stolen bikes getting recovered.

U.S. visitors to Manitoba up in 1st quarter of 2025, bucking national trend: StatsCan

While the number of people visiting Canada from the U.S. declined earlier this year, Manitoba may be bucking that trend.