Harrison Shin

Harrison Shin has been a member of Linktree for 11 months and joined in August 2025. The social media accounts linked to from Harrison Shin are: • Instagram • Spotify • Email • Signal Besides social media accounts, HarrisonShin has populated their site with: • Bio - CTV News • Manitoba electric vehicle rebate program causes complication for driver • No charges for controversial Halloween display – CTVNews • Compost Winnipeg keeping pumpkins out of landfill • Winnipeg musician claims her voice was used by AI • Lake Winnipeg waters pushed out by wind • Winnipeg man collects more than 100 Robin’s Donuts memorabilia • Wab Kinew calls on Mark Carney to end Chinese EV tariffs • Keystone Rainbow Curling League celebrates 20th anniversary • Zebra mussels: Manitoba government draining St. Malo Lake • Winnipeggers enjoy warmer than usual weather in late September • Canada Post strike hits Winnipeg streets • University of Winnipeg reveals new orange shirt design • Winnipeg e-sports organization fighting for $1 million prize • RM of Alexander resident confused by Sagkeeng access sign • Manitoba news: Bird River development plan causing concerns • Re-establishing the endangered Ojibwe Spirit Horse bloodline in Winnipeg • Manitoba bail reform: fatal crash victim’s family calls for judicial change • Winnipeg muralist breathes life back into bears on Broadway • Teddy Bears’ Picnic welcomes thousands to Assiniboine Park • Interlake community helps Manitoba pumpkin farmer save crop from early frost • Winnipeg Humane Society launches flyer campaign ahead of municipal byelection • Winnipeg community organization’s trailer and shed taken from community space • Assiniboine Park Conservancy and Zoo offers history tour • Manitoba's Pete’s Center Canada Heritage Museum closing next month • Ukrainian refugee in Winnipeg shares hardships and hurdles • Motorcycle rally honours veterans, raises funds for homeless heroes • Eaglewood Park welcomes basketball players in newly opened court • Manitoba farmers push for delay of road closure • Ace, chicken wing, and kitchen: National pickleball championship lands in Winnipeg • Winnipeg’s Seine River water cleanup project underway • Three fires break out in Winnipeg overnight • Manitoba Filipino Street Festival celebrates Filipino heritage in Winnipeg • Teenager dead after firearm discharged: RCMP • Winnipeg MP slams back-to-work order for Air Canada flight attendants • City opens new basketball court and playground at Northwood Community Centre • ‘How this has not worked out for us’: Winnipeg choir falls into Air Canada cancellation • ‘They called our name’: Manitoba cheesemaker wins gold medal • ‘I was just surprised’: B.C. man’s bike stolen with his bike rack in Winnipeg • Peguis First Nation celebrates Carter Bear’s NHL achievement • 24th year, 24 hours: Crossing Manitoba by bike from west to east in 24 hours • Celebrating tattoo culture and bringing community together: Winnipeg Tattoo Convention • Man arrested after reported sexual assault near Health Sciences Centre • Brokenhead Ojibway Nation votes against proposed silica mining partnership • Island Lake First Nations demand fire prevention overhaul • Winnipeg senior says province is delaying vital rebate amid postal strike plan • Gimli Icelandic Festival celebrates 150th anniversary of New Iceland • 154 years of history: Lower Fort Garry marks Treaty 1 anniversary • Sea Bears hard launch Nanuq as Churchill’s mascot partner • The new cricket facility in La Barrière Park • Investigation in Rossmere leads to drug and firearm seizure • Portage Place, Air Canada Window Park: construction at Portage and Carlton • Polo Park housing development to be on hold due to multiple issues: developer • Anishinaabe Days 2025: celebration of culture, community and connection • TSB investigating fatal Manitoba plane crash • Folklorama 2025 kicks off at Assiniboine Park • Winnipeggers celebrate nature at Monarch Butterfly Festival • Ninette Sanitorium to be restored by new owner • Man arrested after allegedly robbing two businesses in St. Vital • ‘It helps a lot’: Winnipeggers save grocery bills by growing own produce • ‘He was a rock of a dad’: Teulon community coordinates fundraiser for homicide victim’s son • Winnipeg Jazz Orchestra postpones Sunday concert due to smoke • Firefighters respond to two fires Sunday morning • Pegcity Steppers host annual health and wellness event in downtown Winnipeg • Whyte Ridge Community Centre opens new off-leash dog park • ‘Where do we come from?’: U of M researchers help detect record-breaking black hole collision • ‘Guess I’m not doing anything’: additional thefts by tow truck in Transcona • ‘It means a lot to us’: Tow truck steals Winnipeg couple’s vehicle • Downtown restaurant forced to temporarily close after fire • Safety alert issued at Winnipeg Folk Festival • Man arrested after pointing pellet gun at another driver: Winnipeg police • ‘Jason would be ecstatic’: Morse Place Community Centre launches grocery access program • Ai-Kon 2025: community, creativity, and celebration of anime • Firefighter assaulted, fire truck damaged while responding to blaze in downtown Winnipeg • Winkler police chief restoring car into vintage police cruiser • Downtown Winnipeg theatre still searching for new owner • Wildfire evacuations continue in Manitoba • Brokenhead Ojibway Nation creates new reserve land in East St. Paul • Naija Market brings vibrant African market experience to Winnipeg • The new art installations in Winnipeg • Waterhemp’s noxious weed tier downgraded in some areas of Manitoba • Deportation fear to citizenship: Winnipeg family’s journey comes full circle • Winnipeg unveils new transit network in historic 142-year overhaul • ‘It’s important for me because it’s important for others’: Walk unites Winnipeggers against brain tumours • West St. Paul winger drafted by Detroit Red Wings • Winnipeg woman’s garden to be highlighted in upcoming fundraising tour • ‘Bring help already’: Homicide victim’s family calls for more support • ‘You have to honour those that went before you’: Manitoba veterans help identify previously unnamed soldiers • Assiniboine Park hosts Indigenous Peoples Day events despite rain • Manitoba’s Special Olympics athletes compete at first Summer Games since 2017 • ‘We have to help each other’: Martial arts instructor gives back to community for 40 years • Winnipeggers celebrate National Indigenous Peoples Day at The Forks • ‘Needs to be done in the right way’: Concerns about tree carvings in Bois-des-Esprits Park