Rosanna Hempel is a reporter at CBC Manitoba. She focuses on topics such as health, homelessness, and housing, and has notably covered the arrival of Ukrainian refugees in Manitoba. Rosanna's work has been featured in Global News, Magic106.1, and CBC.
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Rosanna Hempel's coverage heavily focuses on local news, particularly in Winnipeg and Manitoba. She frequently covers government announcements and evolving stories related to health & wellbeing, family & relationships, house & home, healthcare & pharmaceuticals, as well as community issues.
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Police also encountered youth with water gun playing Senior Assassin game during search for suspects
By: Rosanna Hempel
Some community members will rely on alternatives, donations: Islamic association
By: Rosanna Hempel
Pride Winnipeg's decision to ban military personnel in uniform from marching in this year's parade is drawing both disappointment and support from community groups and national organizations. Pride Winnipeg says it changed its policy based on community feedback.
By: Rosanna Hempel
Director within service testifies data collection will become mandatory in coming months
Thousands of high school graduates across Manitoba are collecting their diplomas this month and throwing their caps into the air. For many, it's bittersweet as they prepare for what's next and reflect on how they got there. CBC Manitoba spoke with graduates from across Manitoba and Winnipeg about their accomplishments and plans for the future.
The mayor of a Parkland community is nearing the end of his rope as hundreds of people continue to deal with the aftermath of flooding — nearly a week since military assistance was requested. Lance Jacobson says neither members of the military nor Team Rubicon Canada, a veteran-led organization specializing in disaster response, have arrived in Swan River yet to help with restoration.
By: Rosanna Hempel
Highway repairs disrupted, reversed after last week's deluge, says Minitonas-Bowsman CAO
By: Rosanna Hempel
Reeve says province denied request to extend emergency social services to municipality residents
By: Rosanna Hempel
2 newly confirmed June 28 tornadoes belong to same supercell thunderstorm that generated EF-3 tornado
Roads in and outside Winnipeg heaving amid heat wave
