Hi! I am an Ottawa-based multimedia reporter attending Carleton University's School of Journalism. Through my school work, internships, and freelancing, I have developed a passion for storytelling that combines diving deeper into overlooked issues, providing context, fair reporting, and highlighting inspiring individuals who make a difference. In addition to writing, I also possess valuable audio/video production and digital photography skills.

I wanted to become a journalist to not only use critical thinking to uncover missing angles or narratives of current events, but to also ensure that people can trust me with telling their stories. Seeing recent trends in declining media trust has allowed me to reflect on what a journalist should be and be a trusted source that reflects issues in a balanced manner.

My reporting has spanned a variety of topics, including current affairs, municipal politics, business trends, technology, arts and culture, music, and more.

As a budding journalist, I am eager to get involved in any opportunities that allow me to enhance my multimedia reporting skills and continue sharing impactful stories. Have a story tip or want to connect? Feel free to reach out!

Innocence Lost: Experts weigh impacts of repurposing beloved characters from childhood classics in campy horror films, Capital Current

Gender-based violence support groups criticize planned federal funding cuts, Capital Current

Support agencies hope Ottawa's food security strategy will ease demand on them, Capital Current

"Ottawa is open late for business": Mathieu Grondin discusses strengthening the city's nightlife scene, businesses, and safety, Apartment613

OAG Director Alexandra Badzak on receiving Order of Ottawa and making art spaces interconnectable, Apartment613

Check in and enjoy your stay: Ottawa indie rockers Noise Hotel, Apartment613

AI agents are ready to take over your tasks. Your job? Maybe not, Financial Post

Increasing financial stress on Canadians is leading to a lack of estate planning, Financial Post

"Allies in Exile" event spurs creation of press club for displaced women journalists, CUJSC

Back to office mandate for Ontario public servants receives praise and criticism towards revitalization plans, Ottawa Compass 

Midweek is a current affairs radio program hosted by Carleton University's School of Journalism and Communication. Below, you can listen to the voicer reports, interviews, tape talks, and more that I produced for the show as a student.

The A.I. Challenge Podcast is a flagship production of Carleton University’s 2025 Challenge Conference. Each episode features interviews with the panel's key speakers as they they discuss the impact of artificial intelligence on our society, and the risks that come with it. You can listen to the individual episodes that I produced below.

"Daydream Frequencies" plays all the best in indie pop, dream pop, psychedelic, shoegaze, and more, and features occasional interviews with up and coming artists within those genres across Ontario. The show airs on Mondays from 2:00-3:00 PM EST.

"In Conversation" with Duncan McCue

"CKCU Goes to L" Interview with Yazmine Laroche