Arturo Chang

Reporter

Arturo Chang is a reporter with CBC Manitoba. Before that, he worked for CBC P.E.I. and BNN Bloomberg. You can reach him at arturo.chang@cbc.ca.

Latest from Arturo Chang

Residents asked to evacuate as wildfire threatens RM of Alexander for 2nd time in recent weeks

Some residents of a community in eastern Manitoba were asked to leave their property out of concerns a nearby wildfire may threaten their homes should winds turn their way.

Winnipeggers worried about family as India-Pakistan tensions escalate

Some Winnipeggers from India and Pakistan say they're anxious as the armed confrontation between both countries escalates. 

Brandon man showed 'stunning' levels of brutality in animal cruelty case: judge

A Brandon man has been sentenced to five years in prison after he brutally killed dozens of animals in what a provincial court judge says is a "stunning" case of animal cruelty.

Winnipeg driver claims he got licence suspended because of 'inaccurate' cannabis test

A Winnipeg man says police temporarily suspended his licence for driving while high, even though he was not under the influence and is arguing the test used by officers wasn't accurate. Experts warn no test available can accurately gauge cannabis impairment on its own.

No charges in 2023 death of Brandon man who was in police custody: Watchdog

Manitoba's police watchdog says it's not pursuing charges in the death of a man who was under police custody in Brandon two years ago.

Manitoba film industry braces for impact as Trump vows to impose tariffs on foreign movies

President Donald Trump's announcement that his administration is looking to put tariffs on movies produced outside the U.S. has cast a cloud over Manitoba's film sector, some industry workers say.

'Literally a whiteout on the plane': Jets fans cheer for team during flight

The Winnipeg Jets lifted thousands of fans off of their seats at the Canada Life Centre this weekend, but few could say they were elevated by Sunday night's win as much as a few Winnipeggers who got to see it while they were literally up in the air.

Hundreds gather for Holocaust Remembrance Day event at Manitoba Legislature

Hundreds of Manitobans showed up for the annual event in remembrance of the Holocaust at the Manitoba Legislature Thursday.

Average Manitoba gas bill going up 12% after regulator approves rate hike

Overall gas bills for most residential customers in Manitoba are set to go up by more than 10 per cent for the year after a rate increase coming into effect next month.

Winnipeg homeless shelters helping clients tackle voting barriers ahead of election day

Advocates in the city say clients often face barriers that bar them from casting ballots, such as lack of fixed addresses and IDs. They also have a harder time keeping themselves informed, with few ways to access candidates' platforms.