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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By: Joanne Roberts
The newest play to hit a Winnipeg stage explores how a Métis family navigates the blending of two families – their own and that of settlers. “The Comeback” – a comedic tale about family and love – debuts at the Royal Manitoba Theatre Centre’s main stage Thursday. Sam Vint, who wrote the play with his […]
A new, original play at the Manitoba Theatre for Young People, titled ‘The Pa’akai We Bring’, not only brings the pa'akai story to audiences.
By: Joanne Roberts
With time winding down on the clock and staring defeat in the face, quarterback Campbell Simpson launched one towards the end zone.
Mosquito season has arrived in Winnipeg, and while the City's larviciding program is underway, just how itchy will things get this season?
By: Joanne Roberts
“I feel it is an obligation for me as a person who fights for human rights and wants to achieve that goal so badly, to be here advocating alongside my fellow students,” said Hussein Chokr.
The man behind Tam Custom Tailor, shares his incredible journey from escaping his home country and making his way to Canada in a new short documentary.
By: Joanne Roberts
The Burning Season, a movie directed by Winnipeg filmmaker, Sean Garrity, is making its theatrical debut Friday in Winnipeg, Toronto, and Vancouver cinemas.
By: Joanne Roberts
Student-led protests continued at separate pro-Palestinian encampments at two Winnipeg universities Saturday, with protesters joining forces for a march. Hundreds gathered for a rally that began at the University of Manitoba campus before making its way to the University of Winnipeg. “Up, up with liberation. Down, down with occupation,” the protesters chanted. Students from both […]
Pro-Palestinian protesters at the University of Manitoba's encampment in solidarity with Gaza commemorated the 76th anniversary of Nakba Day on Thursday.
Fiona Zhao, the female Asian Canadian business owner of Unique Bunny, is celebrating a milestone with the opening of a third store.
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