Miranda Leybourne is a reporter with a focus on local news in Manitoba, specifically in the Brandon area. She has written for various publications including The Brandon Sun, Penticton Herald, St. Catharines Standard Group Inc, Winnipeg Free Press, and Virden Empire-Advance. Miranda covers a wide range of topics including agriculture, community events, environmental conservation, and indigenous culture.
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Miranda Leybourne's focus is on local events and community news in the Manitoba area, with an emphasis on agriculture, culture & society, entertainment news, family & relationships. She tends to cover topics such as Indigenous culture, Christmas celebrations, agriculture activities and initiatives related to charity and conservation.
Given her coverage attributes and themes covered, Miranda would likely be interested in pitches about local events related to agriculture or cultural celebrations happening in the Manitoba region. Additionally she may appreciate stories that highlight community-based initiatives or charitable efforts within the area. If you have information about local government announcements concerning these topics or seasonal events taking place in Brandon or nearby areas of Manitoba that align with her themes of interest it could be a good fit for her coverage.
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By: Miranda Leybourne
As migratory birds wing their way south, some of them leave cases of bird flu in their wake, especially in British Columbia, where producers, industry groups and governments are trying to keep the seasonal problem from worsening.
Anhydrous ammonia, usually used for crop fertilizer, can also help livestock producers get the most out of their winter feed. | Alexis Stockford photo
This bird takes time out for a drink during Canadian Western Agribition. Migrating wildfowl are once again threatening domestic poultry with avian flu. | Karen Briere photo
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