Eva Wasney is an Arts Reporter at Winnipeg Free Press. She covers a diverse range of topics including food, arts, culture, and entertainment, with a focus on local stories that resonate with the community. Eva's work has been featured in The Brandon Sun, The Narwhal, and Winnipeg Free Press.
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Eva Wasney’s coverage blends local lifestyle reporting with a strong interest in food, dining, and entertainment, often using informative pieces and occasional interviews to explore what’s happening in Winnipeg and across Manitoba. She seems most responsive to pitches tied to timely local happenings, new openings, notable chefs, standout dishes, concerts, and profile-driven angles on artists or performers with a clear connection to the region.
Because she often writes service-oriented pieces, outreach is likely to work best when it offers concrete details, access, or a fresh local hook rather than broad trend commentary. She also appears open to event-based stories and Q&As when there’s a compelling personality or cultural moment involved.
Her geographic focus is local to Canada, especially Manitoba and Winnipeg, so pitches should keep that regional lens front and center.
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By: Eva Wasney
The nation is urging hunters to abstain from harvesting moose in a large swath of boreal forest north of Grand Rapids, Man.
By: Eva Wasney
As other western provinces struggle to address the environmental and economic fallout from an accumulation of thousands of orphan oil and gas wells, only a tiny portion of Manitoba's petroleum infrastructure is sitting idle and unclaimed.
By: Eva Wasney
Manitoba has far fewer orphan wells than other western provinces: 31 compared to more than 7,000 in Alberta
By: Eva Wasney
After a contractor with the multitrillion-dollar online retailer drove heavy equipment through a tallgrass prairie, neighbours and experts say work is needed to restore crushed plants and turned-up soil
Patricia Dutchak was devastated when she first saw the wide swaths of crushed grass and upturned soil at Winnipeg’s Rotary Prairie Nature Park, a municipal heritage site.
By: Eva Wasney
It's a grey September afternoon and a small group is gathered for a special behind-the-scenes visit with Assiniboine Park Zoo's newest resident.
By: Eva Wasney
A group of about 50 students, residents and environmental advocates gathered in Winnipeg on Friday to discuss Indigenous sovereignty and the future of northern Manitoba.
Premier Wab Kinew says there’s no Indigenous opposition to the plans. Not everyone agrees
By: Eva Wasney
Like many farmers, Nick Matheson has multiple weather apps on his phone. “If I find something I don't like, I switch apps,” he laughs during a phone interview.
By: Eva Wasney
Wet weather hammered many crops across the Prairies this summer. Here’s how some Manitoba farmers are thinking about the future
