Chelsea Kemp is a Brandon Reporter at CBC Manitoba. She focuses on a variety of themes including energy and mining, health and wellness, and regional interests, particularly in rural Manitoba. Chelsea's work has been featured in notable publications such as the Toronto Star, The Welland Tribune, and the Saskatoon StarPhoenix.
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Chelsea Kemp's coverage mainly focuses on local news, particularly in Manitoba and Brandon. Her articles cover a wide range of themes including government & politics, culture & society, human resources & employment, family & relationships with an emphasis on community issues.
When reaching out to Chelsea, consider offering local perspectives or insights into events happening within the Manitoba region. Pitches related to community initiatives, indigenous affairs and local government policies that impact residents would likely align well with her coverage focus. Additionally, stories highlighting societal challenges or successes within these regions may also be of interest based on her past work.
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By: Chelsea Kemp
Connor Hanska has been competing nationally for 4 years
Wellness fair in Brandon offers accessible testing option for HIV, hepatitis C and other infections
By: Chelsea Kemp
Xiaoyun Zhang was killed on May 27 after driver of semi truck allegedly ran stop sign
Officials closely monitoring weather and flooding infrastructure
Remains of James Vernon Giesbrecht, 37, were found in burnt car just outside Brandon in October 2022
By: Chelsea Kemp
A three-building project valued at $19.2 million, with 72 rental apartments, is the first to break ground with support from Brandon's downtown market housing incentive program.
By: Chelsea Kemp
Neighbours hold fundraisers to help 2 Rossburn families affected
By: Chelsea Kemp
Manitoba city will have only 1 round of required chemicals remaining after this week
By: Chelsea Kemp
More than 150 hectares of field research washed out in July flooding
Brandon's first transitional housing complex for men, operated by the John Howard Society, is opening at a critical time. Chronic homelessness in the city increased by nearly 20 per cent in 2025.
