Here, you’ll find copies of or links to some of my journalistic work.

TV:

I wrote, produced and voiced this story on location in my hometown of Saint John, N.B. for The Basement Tapes, STU Journalism’s third-year newscast.

I wrote, produced and voiced this story on location in Oromocto, N.B. for the New Brunswick Beacon.

Print:

My story about the problem of binge drinking and excessive partying was published in The Aquinian, as well as on the CUPwire as part of a national project about campus drinking.

The murder of STU professor John McKendy shocked the campus during October of my first year. Three years later, I looked into how his friends and former students are remembering him.

During my third year, I interviewed Harold Doherty, a father of a teenage boy named Conor who has a severe form of autism, for the Aquinian. Doherty told me about how he’s racing against the clock to secure more services for autistic adults before his son Conor grows up.

I wrote this story for the Telegraph-Journal this summer during a weekend shift. I covered a few ONE Days stories in the north end, one of the city’s priority neighbourhoods, throughout the summer. Sometimes, you just find the right person to illustrate what an event means to a community. This was one of those times.

This summer, my internship coincided with the end of the hockey season. As an avid hockey fan, I jumped at the opportunity to write some community stories about the Saint John Sea Dogs’ journey to becoming Memorial Cup champions. This story about the crowd gathered at the Saint John Airport to welcome the Dogs home after their victory was picked up by TSN.ca.

Online:

This story was written shortly after New Brunswick’s provincial election last fall, when now-Premier David Alward’s Progressive Conservatives trounced the governing Shawn Graham-led Liberals. I talked to some former politicians to gauge what it feels like to lose an election. For some, leaving a life they’d grown accustomed to at the hands of their constituents wasn’t easy.

Radio: 

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