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Jillian Taylor

Jillian Taylor is the Executive Producer of News at CBC Manitoba. She started reporting in 2007 and spent more than a decade in the field before moving behind the scenes. Jillian's journalism career has focused on covering issues facing Indigenous people, specifically missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls. She is a born-and-raised Manitoban and a member of the Fisher River Cree Nation.

    Latest from Jillian Taylor

    Murder of Winnipeg group home manager prompts changes to statutory release reviews

    The Correctional Service of Canada has recommended changes to its policies after the 2018 murder of a Winnipeg group home manager, who was killed by a man on statutory release.
    Canada Manitoba

    Retired Manitoba farmer battling cancer proposes class action suit against makers of Roundup

    A retired Manitoba farmer is hoping to lead a class action lawsuit against the company that owns Monsanto, alleging he developed cancer from using Roundup on his yard and field to get rid of weeds.
    Canada Manitoba

    2nd person charged in Flora Avenue homicide was on statutory release at time of stabbing

    Matthias Tyler Sexton was wanted on a Canada-wide warrant for violating the conditions of his statutory release when he was arrested and charged with second-degree murder in connection with the May stabbing of Jessie Robert David Catterson.
    Canada Manitoba

    'All levels of the health-care system bear responsibility' for forced sterilization: proposed class action

    Two Indigenous women who say they were not in the right state of mind to properly consent to a life-changing procedure are now seeking $7 million in a proposed class-action lawsuit.
    Canada Manitoba

    The path to parenthood: A made-in-Manitoba surrogacy story

    It took the love of four people, plus doctors, nurses, doulas and midwives, to bring baby Quinn into the world on June 18.
    Canada Manitoba

    'Why can't they just speak out?' Family of Poplar River homicide victim makes plea to witnesses

    A Manitoba family is putting out a public plea for answers in the unsolved killing of the brother and son almost one year ago.
    Canada Manitoba

    'If you're not outraged, you're not paying attention': MMIWG inquiry report includes 231 recommendations

    The National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls says it's only begun to scratch the surface when it comes to violence against Indigenous women and girls.
    Canada Manitoba

    'There was justice today,' Christine Wood's father says as Brett Overby found guilty of 2nd-degree murder

    Brett Overby has been found guilty of second-degree murder in the 2016 death of Christine Wood.
    Canada Manitoba

    Jury deliberating in Brett Overby 2nd-degree murder trial

    Court of Queen's Bench Justice Chris Martin told the jury they can arrive at one of two conclusions: guilty of second-degree murder or guilty of manslaughter.
    Canada Manitoba

    Jury at Brett Overby murder trial to decide whether testimony 'far-fetched' or 'too peculiar to be made up'

    In her closing argument, Brett Overby's lawyer asked the jury to consider a manslaughter verdict, arguing her client did not intend to kill Christine Wood.
    Canada Manitoba