Aaron Epp is a Business Reporter at The Brandon Sun and Winnipeg Free Press. He covers a range of topics including retail, agriculture, and business economics, with a particular focus on AgriTech, sustainable agriculture, and the local economy. Aaron's work has been featured in prominent publications, highlighting his insights into entrepreneurship and corporate sustainability.
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Aaron Epp focuses on local community events, volunteering, charity initiatives and human-interest stories in Winnipeg and Manitoba. His coverage includes profiles of individuals involved in charitable work and events that support the community.
If you have a heartwarming story about local volunteers or charitable organizations making a difference in Winnipeg or Manitoba, Aaron might be interested. Additionally, if you represent a non-profit organization hosting an event aimed at benefiting the community, reaching out to him could lead to potential coverage.
Given his focus on family & relationships as well as culture & society themes within the context of local communities in Canada (specifically Manitoba and Winnipeg), pitches should align with these areas while emphasizing their positive impact on the region's residents.
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Jacinta Uramah-Eze wants to see local Black entrepreneurs succeed. Read this article for free:
By: Aaron Epp
An all-women, angel investment fund in Winnipeg is opening new doors for a Toronto-based company that produces organic, toxin-free tampons and pads.
By: Aaron Epp
WestJet will launch direct flights to two more warm destinations this winter. Read this article for free:
By: Aaron Epp
Stephen Hua enjoys making connections. “That's my calling or my passion here, so to speak: to find ways to bring people together and plan events,” he said.
Just when Grand Marais residents thought it might be game over for their local arcade, James and Sara Woodman swooped in to take it to the next level.
By: Aaron Epp
The first things staff and visitors see after ascending to the third floor of Qualico’s head office in Winnipeg are two statues — one each for company founders David and Katherine Friesen.
After staying docked last summer, the water-bus service stationed at The Forks is once again ferrying people up and down the Red and Assiniboine rivers.
$60M, six-storey Harbourview Terrace due to open in June 2028 They donned high-vis vests and brandished shovels with gold-coloured blades
By: Aaron Epp
A former restaurant on Main Street is set to be demolished after a fire broke out for the second time in less than a week.
Kristin Bestvater is always glad when she heads to Winnipeg’s St. James neighbourhood and visits the Living Prairie Museum.
