Rosanna Hempel is a reporter at CBC Manitoba. She covers a range of topics including transportation and mobility, as well as issues related to health, homelessness, and housing, particularly in the context of Canadian society. Rosanna 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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Given her focus on local news and community issues, pitches should tie into the unique context of Winnipeg and Manitoba. Potential sources include policymakers, advocates for various causes mentioned in her articles or individuals directly impacted by the events covered.
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By: Rosanna Hempel
U of Waterloo prof says Canada needs national property insurance program
By: Rosanna Hempel
Baby's mother awaits sentencing after guilty plea in October
By: Rosanna Hempel
Avontai Hartleib, 18, was out past group home curfew before she was found dead, worker says
By: Rosanna Hempel
Lawsuit says officials knew means of checking for disease never found in Canadian swine yields false positives
By: Rosanna Hempel
Jack Wayne Bender, 74, will live at a community facility for 6 months
By: Rosanna Hempel
Police in U.S. state say man has no family in Manitoba and might have fled to area of 'least resistance'
Decision says Jack Wayne Bender, 74, lied about Indigenous ancestry
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.
