For The Canadian Press, I wrote about cyberbullying legislation. The piece was eventually published in the Toronto Star and the Globe and Mail.
For The Canadian Press, I check out a cafe in Halifax that decides to go penny-free.
The article was published online and in the Halifax Chronicle Herald.
‘Reporting the Front Lines’ appeared in the King’s Journalism Review in February 2008. The multimedia feature (including an interactive map) was also my graduating thesis.
This piece went on to win the Atlantic Journalism Awards Student Prize for Journalistic Excellence in 2008.
I contributed to CBC.ca‘s investigation into the role of religion in today’s Canadian population. I looked into how youth worship.
In the King’s student newspaper, The Watch, I look into what happens to fingerprints submitted by Canadian students taking the LSAT.
This article went on to win an award in the News category at the Canadian University Press John H. MacDonald Awards.