Emma Honeybun is a Reporter/Photographer at the Free Press Community Review. She specializes in a range of topics including law and legal affairs, business and economics, and cultural movements, with a keen interest in federal legislation and environmental services. Emma's work has been featured in the Winnipeg Free Press and APTN News.
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Emma Honeybun's coverage focuses predominantly on local news, events, and community-related topics in Canada, with a specific emphasis on Manitoba and Winnipeg. She regularly includes expert commentary from local figures and covers a wide range of themes such as culture & society, entertainment news, sports, family & relationships.
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The owner of a family dog shot and killed by police in 2025 says she’s upset with the recent conclusion that no charges would be pursued.
Daryle Kent, a member of Brokenhead First Nation, has been on parole in Ontario since 2021, and was denied the transfer home to Manitoba.
Indigenous-owned businesses are more likely to be disproportionately affected by both tariffs and levies, according to the CCIB.
By: Fraser Needham, Emma Honeybun
In order to survive the 50 per cent tariffs, small, Indigenous-owned businesses will need to rely on increased financial support, says CCIB.
Minister Marc Miller says he does not believe changes brought on by Carney’s Liberal government have been “at the expense” of reconciliation.
By: Emma Honeybun
A family from Northern Ontario is documenting a remote bay to raise awareness of what large-scale mining would do to the area and its biodiversity.
Viv Ketchum is Impact Security Group’s Indigenous community ambassador, and has been working in a downtown Dollarama for the last month.
Indigenous members of Parliament say they are “appalled” by an ongoing shirt campaign to promote residential school denialism.
By: Emma Honeybun
Kenai Nation owner of an Calgary-based small business is ending a human rights complaint against the city after five years because of the growing cost of lawyer fees.
The family says their mother is experiencing mistreatment in an Edmonton hospital and has been denied access to a liver transplant.
