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Recent articles by Kayla Rosen
- House in Portage la Prairie goes up in flames in 'suspicious' fire: RCMP
- Winnipeg School Division bus drivers win fair wage package
- Manitoba relaxing some public health orders starting Friday
- Report card portal in Manitoba falls victim to security breach
- Police seize meth, cocaine and fentanyl during raids of three Manitoba homes
- New TV series follows Manitoba driver's race to the top
- Rural Manitoba restaurant owner wants changes to household dining restrictions
- New hemodialysis unit opens at the Health Sciences Centre
- Memorial ride held for man who died in incident with Headingley corrections officers
- Is Manitoba ready for the next phase of reopening? An epidemiologist weighs in
- Low risk of major spring flooding in Manitoba this year
- Youth in custody in connection with stabbing of 41-year-old man: Winnipeg police
- Winnipeg police, fire paramedic service, civilians come together to save man hanging from bridge
- MKO calls for First Nation representation on federal immunization committee
- Winnipeg police officers not involved in man's death: watchdog
- Infection associated with First World War makes appearance in Winnipeg
- Astronaut pays virtual visit to Manitoba schools
- Machete used in robbery of Manitoba Liquor Mart: RCMP
- Winnipeg police seize $11.5M in assets in major multi-provincial drug bust
- Firefighters union wants Winnipeg to release video of alleged delay in patient care
Kayla Rosen
ContactKayla Rosen joined CTV News Winnipeg in January 2018.
Originally from Vaughan, Ontario, Kayla has a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Toronto and a Master of Journalism from Ryerson University. Before joining CTV News Winnipeg, Kayla worked in various newsrooms in Israel, Yellowknife, and Saint John.
Kayla began her CTV career as the ticker producer for CTV Morning Live. She quickly transitioned into writing for digital as an editorial producer for CTVNewsWinnipeg.ca.
The Winnipeg-based writer has written on a wide-range of topics from the provincial budget to local designers to Paul McCartney photobombing a couple’s wedding pictures. She specializes in writing stories on entertainment, fashion, and religion. She also has a strong interest in copy editing and coming up with a great headline.
