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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By: Aaron Epp
Days off used to be infrequent for Paul Abdul-Raymond, but now every day's a sundae.
WINNIPEG — A family in western Manitoba is one of seven finalists for a national environmental award honouring beef cattle producers.
A family in western Manitoba is one of seven finalists for a national environmental award honouring beef cattle producers.
A West African soup recipe and a fruitless search for ingredients led to a business opportunity for two Manitoba entrepreneurs.
By: Aaron Epp
There's no mortar in sight but there are certainly thousands of bricks at a new brick-and-mortar store in Winnipeg catering to Lego enthusiasts.
By: Aaron Epp
GIMLI — Walk into the store. Meander past the clothing, candy and candles. Find him in the corner, his eyes scanning the bookshelves, a smile on his face as a half-dozen people explore this side of the shop.
The list of accolades keeps getting longer for the Winnipeg-based founder of IndigiHub, an online resource for Indigenous entrepreneurs.
By: Aaron Epp
Come fall, people will once again have the chance to dine more than two dozen storeys above Winnipeg’s downtown.
By: Aaron Epp
Canadians have been trying to make sense of a new reality since Canada-United States trade talks broke down on Aug. 21.
By: Aaron Epp
Winnipeggers have a new option for food and entertainment in the Polo Park area.
