My articles

I have words in multiple news outlets. From long explainers to small, breaking news, I have experience in different types of articles.

Fun fact: I've written <110 articles for The Aquinian!

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These are some stories I found the most interesting. Because of my double major in journalism and political science, most of the articles here are about international news and local political affairs. Also, the story about Miramichi Lake won a JHM Award for Indigneous Reporting.

Blind woman nearly hit at intersection raises questions about construction accessibility | CBC NewsAfter she was almost struck by a vehicle last week while struggling to cross a Halifax intersection being reconfigured to accommodate bike lanes, Milena Khazanavicius says the city needs to step up its game to improve accessibility in construction zones.

Roxham Road refugees in New Brunswick struggling to find legal helpWith just a single refugee legal clinic in the province, many of the 187 recently-arrived men, women and children are trying to fill out complicated forms without sound advice

Lunenburg gearing up to host 2024 Mobility Cup. But will it be accessible enough? | CBC NewsWhen Gale Fullerton got confirmation that the Lunenburg Yacht Club would be hosting the 2024 Mobility Cup — a regatta specifically for people with disabilities — she knew how much work lay ahead of her to make it happen.

‘Leave the fucking salmon alone:’ ASF accused of poisoning Miramichi Lake - The AquinianThe Atlantic Salmon Federation (ASF) had plans to kill an invasive fish at Miramichi Lake after being accused of diminishing the native salmon population, but

Canada's temporary migrant worker program fails both labourers and employers, Senate committee hearsIndependent Ontario Senator Ratna Omidvar says program is falling short on worker rights and industry needs

Kelp wanted: Why researchers are adding seaweed to cattle's diet | CBC NewsA team from Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada has been experimenting with adding kelp to cattle's diet in order to reduce methane from their burps.

Interesting reads

Some topics I thought were interesting. A lot of international news here because I believe the more we connect with the world, the more we can understand each other.

Endangered rock rose plant could hold clues to protecting Nova Scotian sand barrens | CBC NewsResearchers from Nova Scotia's Acadia University hope a new study on the rock rose will help them better understand the connections between the critically imperiled plant species and the sand barrens of the Annapolis Valley.

'They don't care': Peruvian journalists recall protest attacks - The AquinianLike most days, Reuters photojournalist Sebastían Castañeda started his day on Jan. 23 by playing with his three-month-old daughter, whom he said is his

Exhibit highlights decades of hip-hop created in Atlantic Canada | CBC NewsMichael McGuire is on a mission to show that hip-hop has made waves in Atlantic Canada since the early 1980s. The multi-disciplinary artist, educator and rapper has put together the East of East Atlantic Hip Hop Archive in Halifax.

Explainer: What is happening in Israel and Palestine? - The AquinianFollowing an escalation of violence in the Israel-Palestine conflict, The Aquinian's editor-in-chief Giuliana Grillo de Lambarri asked St. Thomas University

One year of Ukrainian resistance - The AquinianWhen air raid sirens first sounded on Feb. 24, 2022, Oleksandr Kovalchuk knew Russia’s war in Ukraine had started. He knew a full-scale war was inevitable

Military building named after N.S. brothers who served in all-Black battalion | CBC NewsThe new Private Frederick L. Landsay and Private James E. Landsay Building is located in Kentville at the 5th Canadian Division Support Group Detachment Aldershot. The Landsay brothers served in the No. 2 Construction Battalion.

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