Chelsea Kemp is a Brandon Reporter at CBC Manitoba. She focuses on stories that highlight rural Manitoba, with particular attention to themes such as agriculture, public security, and cultural issues, including parenting and gender diversity. Chelsea's work has been featured in notable publications including 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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'Million-dollar question' when it comes to inheritance with steep tax bill on the line, says farmer
By: Chelsea Kemp
Manitoba Métis Federation partnering with U.K. company on proposed 200-megawatt wind farm near Neepawa
By: Chelsea Kemp
Crown seeking 25 years in prison after man pleaded guilty earlier this year
By: Chelsea Kemp
Family says staff should have called them before police
By: Chelsea Kemp
Mountain View School Division, Brandon's Sexuality Education Resource Centre apologize
By: Chelsea Kemp
Manitoba's transportation minister says the trucking company involved in a fatal crash in Brandon this weekk had a revoked safety fitness certificate, and says she wants to see a national database to track that certification.
He 'abused and violated the most vulnerable victims imaginable,' Manitoba judge says
Innergex Renewable Energy and Swan Lake First Nation plan to build about 30 to 35 windtowers in the area near St. Leon, but some locals say it's not a fit for the rural community.
By: Chelsea Kemp
14-year-old accused of planning attack on Rivers Collegiate has been in custody since March arrest
Five city-owned properties join Manitoba's network of conserved lands
