I spent two-and-a-half years as a Vancouver-based journalist after graduating from the Master of Journalism program at the University of British Columbia. The majority of my time was split between three publicationsThe Richmond News, as a reporter and copy editor; Megaphone, as assistant editor and reporter; and OpenFile (website is currently on hiatus), as contributing editor and reporter. I was also an alternating host on Vancouver Co-op Radio's The Storytelling Show. Below is a selection of my work. Visit their websites for more articles.

 

The Richmond News

News salesmen fight their flab, smitten with trash talk

Reimagining the community-engaged artist

Addiction and stigma seen through a family

Self-publishing changes centuries-old industry 

When the way down isn't the same as the way up

Pathways to support: Meds at this centre are respect and support

Raising it for Rick Rypien

Farmers look to sustain Richmond: Part One; New crop of farmers tilling the land: Part Two

 

Megaphone

No safe haven: Women lack safety in supportive housing

Harperland: Why the federal conservatives need to stop it, already

Soldiering on, at enormous costs: Federal cuts leave veterans traumatized, homeless

Generation Lost: How youth unemployment has become a national crisis

 

The Storytelling Show

Interview with improv artist Julianne Hoyak

Music show on The Storytelling Show

 

CBC Halifax

Interview with a youth-oriented recording studio