TimminsToday is a Village Media outlet covering Timmins and the surrounding communities. My work there focuses on immigrant, Indigenous and francophone communities and civil journalism.
This work was funded by the Canadian Federal Government as part of the Local Journalism Initiative.
All my work at TimminsToday is available here.
CBR or Comicbook Resources is a website focused on pop culture news and content. It’s based around comic books, manga, anime and other related media and creators.
I’ve worked as a list writer there since March 2020. The work that goes into these pieces includes photo selection and editing, and formatting on the Wordpress platform.
The new regulations restrict cigarette and tobacco packaging. There can be no logos, no colors other than the dark brown that was chosen because it was deemed the least attractive by market researchers, and a standard font.
Alberta is tax-adverse, to put it mildly. Often, from an outside perspective, it looks very much like a child refusing to eat their vegetables.
Most people turn up their noses at the idea that Alberta, like every other province in the country, should have a provincial sales tax.
But it’s time to open up, and take a big bite of broccoli. It’s for our own good.
People with Type 1 diabetes are using Diabetes Awareness Month to clear up the differences between Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes.
Emotions ran high as the supervised consumption site review board heard from residents of the city’s Beltline on Sept. 11 and 12.
Paramedics, lab techs, nurses, doctors and more filled the Senator Burns building in the name of patient care and how they can all work better as a team.
SAIT Pride Week is set to be the biggest one yet, according to organizers.
“Because we have a bit of a budget to work with, it’s allowed us to do a lot of the things we always wanted to do,” said John Partington, in an interview on Jan. 26.
Going back to school as a parent presents unique challenges and stresses, and without support, those stresses can become overwhelming.
The superhero genre in particular has been slow to include heroes that aren’t white, male and nominally straight, but as these movies catch up, the stories that are featuring women and men of color in lead roles are pulling in money, audience praise, and awards.
