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Recent articles by Kayla Rosen
- Manitoba reporting potential COVID-19 exposures in taxis, transit buses
- Non-Indigenous Manitobans should not go to urban Indigenous vaccine clinics: province
- Manitobans 12 and older can now book COVID-19 vaccine appointments
- Manitoba reducing vehicle registration fees
- New motion picture production centre coming to Winnipeg
- Manitoba First Nation enters lockdown due to spike in COVID-19 cases
- Winning $27.5 million lottery ticket sold in Manitoba
- Manitoba taking steps to improve internet, cell service in rural and remote communities
- Manitoba First Nations want concerns over Churchill River Diversion addressed
- Wildfire in south Whiteshell forces some evacuations, damages trailers and RVs
- Winnipeg Public Library to offer contactless holds pickup, return services
- Knife pointed at 70-year-old man while trying to stop flower pot theft: police
- Class-action lawsuit filed over COVID-19 deaths at Maples Personal Care Home in Winnipeg
- Person found dead inside home in Winnipeg's West End: police
- 'Two-dose summer': Manitoba predicting COVID-19 vaccine campaign will finish in July, all adults now eligible to book an appointment
- More Manitobans hitting the golf course amid COVID-19 restrictions
- Remote learning for Winnipeg and Brandon schools begins today
- 'This is truly our opportunity': Brandon mayor implores residents to get COVID-19 vaccine
- Manitoba hands out more than $70K in tickets for defying public health orders
- Manitoba remote learning announcement was 'untimely': parent group
Kayla Rosen
ContactOriginally 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.
