Emma Honeybun is a reporter/photographer for the Free Press Community Review. She focuses on themes such as travel and tourism, culture and society, as well as climate change and environmental issues, with a keen interest in animal care and health topics. Emma's work has been featured in the Winnipeg Free Press and APTN News.
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Emma Honeybun's coverage focuses predominantly on local news, events, and community-related topics in Canada, with a specific emphasis on Manitoba and Winnipeg. She regularly includes expert commentary from local figures and covers a wide range of themes such as culture & society, entertainment news, sports, family & relationships.
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The Tsuut’ina Nation will be collaborating with Qualico Communities to develop 971 hectares of land north of the community.
The family of Brett Matheson-Maytwayashing is grieving after the 27-year-old sheriff died in a collision Tuesday morning.
The judge overseeing an inquest into the death of Stewart Andrews, a 22-year-old father and member of God’s Lake First Nation shot five times by Winnipeg police has made several recommendations.
First Nations Leaders in Northwestern Ontario are calling for an immediate public inquiry into the province’s response to devastating fires.
10-year-old Maximo Au Ramirez was recovered on Wednesday at Nutimik lake in Whiteshell Provincial Park, east of Winnipeg.
The method of funding behind Manitoba's child and family services will get an external review following criticism from Indigenous leadership.
Pimicikamak is proposing a class action lawsuit following damages caused by a 110-hour power outage that occurred almost seven months ago.
Members of Pukatawagan say they’ll camp outside the community’s band office until chief and council do something about the housing crisis.
Gull Bay First Nation is calling on Ontario to keep with its evacuation orders after the province claimed wildfires in the area have improved.
First Nations in Ontario are torn over a mining project which would create jobs but permanently destroy several key habitats and watersheds.
