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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Assemblies representing First Nations across Canada are expressing “profound disappointment" over the vote against a proposed amendment.
Nancy Karetak-Lindell says that while her proposed amendment to criminalize residential school denialism didn’t pass, she isn’t giving up.
June marks Pride Month and Indigenous History Month. With that, the month is able to commemorate the Two Spirit identity in several ways.
On Thursday, Gary Anandasangaree announced that Valerie Phillips would assume the position, which has been left vacant since Feb. 2.
Bill C-16 passed in the Senate on Thursday afternoon by a vote of 64-14. If made law, it would criminalize coercive control.
Organizations are calling on the government to follow a recommendation from the UN to expand healing lodge services for incarcerated people.
The chief of Kashechewan First Nation is protesting language used to describe evacuees at a city council meeting in Niagara Falls, Ont.
The Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs opened its Missing and Murdered Indigenous Peoples [MMIP] Unit to the public for the first time on Tuesday.
A member of Jackhead First Nation is searching for answers after his 25-year-old daughter died while in custody at the Winnipeg Remand Centre.
The Tsuut’ina Nation will be collaborating with Qualico Communities to develop 971 hectares of land north of the community.
