Joanne Roberts is an administrator at Reach PLC and resides in the scenic region of North Wales. While her professional focus is not in journalism, she has contributed articles to various news outlets such as CBC, Herald/Review Media, and Yahoo News UK, with a particular interest in covering local stories in Canada, specifically in Manitoba and Winnipeg.
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Joanne Roberts focuses on local events and evolving stories, often covering topics related to culture & society, family & relationships, and government & politics in Winnipeg and Manitoba. She may be interested in pitches that highlight unique community initiatives or personal stories from these areas.
Given her coverage of local events and government announcements, she might respond well to pitches involving interviews with community leaders, individuals involved in social initiatives, or experts on relevant social issues within the Winnipeg and Manitoba area.
For musicians or artists looking for coverage of their work or performances in the region, reaching out to Joanne could provide visibility within a local context. Additionally, providing insights into how changing industry dynamics are affecting the music scene in Winnipeg would align with her past reporting trends.
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Fires burning in Winnipeg’s encampments have become a growing concern, with fears they may spread to nearby buildings and homes.
By: Joanne Roberts
Day 1 of Winnipeg Comiccon was in full swing as thousands flocked to the convention centre Friday to show off their cosplay, complete in gaming tournaments and meet their favourite celebrities.
By: Joanne Roberts
Ahmed Alnoor is a filmmaker who immigrated from Sudan to Winnipeg when he was four years old. He’s part of Winnipeg’s Black Film Collective, which advocates for the creation of Black cinematic art from the Prairies. Alnoor says his first short film, “Stole Youth,” is just as much his story as it is a culmination […]
By: Joanne Roberts
When Meghan Smart hears her teenage son laughing with his friends, it’s a small reminder of life before the attack. She calls that laughter “the happiest part” for her. Smart’s 15-year-old son was attacked with a machete in August, leaving him with serious injuries – from head to foot – from which he’s still recovering […]
The 16-year-old was shot on October 5th and taken to hospital in critical condition, where he died of his injuries, marking one more grim death in a rising series of youth-related violence in the city.
When actors want to make it to Hollywood, the norm has been to move to big cities like Los Angeles, Toronto, or Vancouver.
A debate in the CityNews building at The Forks has been growing as to whether the building is haunted or not, with many of its staff split on what they believe. The reporters, however, who have spent countless hours by themselves in the building — often late at night — believe the possibility of the […]
Artists in the province are celebrating a long-awaited increase in funding to the Manitoba Arts Council.
The family of toddler Xavia Skye Lynn Butler are seeking answers and justice after RCMP announced Friday it was investigating the child's death as a homicide.
By: Joanne Roberts
Meraki Theatre is having its annual free 'Stronger Together' arts week programming at the University of Winnipeg, where they encourage youth and young adults to come together and work as a team.
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