The story of Charlie the crow and his human caretaker is a heartwarming example of human kindness and animal connection. It ruffled more than a few feathers — in the best possible way — and attracted media attention from as far away as Winnipeg.
This story ran in The Brandon Sun on August 15, 2015, and was republished in the Winnipeg Free Press.
This story came about through the power of social media. After noticing a post on a local instrument buy-and-sell page, I connected with the robbery victims via Facebook. The story ran in Metro Winnipeg on April 18, 2015.
While reporting for Metro Winnipeg I broke this story about the failed Access and Assiniboine credit union merger due, allegedly, to homophobic sentiments from one side. This article ran on the front page of the paper on April 24, 2015.
During my second year of Creative Communications at Red River College, I wrote this feature about young urbanites turned farmers for the Community News Commons. This piece received the Eric and Jack Wells Excellence in Journalism award.
