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Welcome to my website. Browse articles that I have already written, or feel free to contact me for freelance opportunities.

"Descriptions begin in the writer's imagination, but should finish in the reader's." 

- Stephen King

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As a writer, my goal is to provide intriguing, thought-provoking stories. 

My interests and writing experience include Canadian and world politics, new developments in business and technology, environmental issues and current events.

PORTFOLIO OF WORK

Below you'll find articles that I have written. I have researched a variety of topics ranging from climate change and environmental politics, to cyber security in business. I have also interviewed several political figures and experts on various subjects.

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Montreal demonstration marks two-year anniversary of Ukraine war

February 2024

As the Russo-Ukrainian War entered its third year on Saturday, February 24, Ukrainians across Canada took to the streets in a show of solidarity with their home country. Glad to have The Link publish our coverage of Montreal's demonstration and share Ukrainians' message with Canadians.

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Resistance from a distance: How Ukrainians in Canada are showing solidarity for their home country

February 2024

Canada’s Ukrainian diaspora is working to remove Russian influence from their culture amid the ongoing conflict. I spoke with several members of Montreal's Ukrainian community to get insight into this intrawr social trend.

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SAILING AWAY TO NET ZERO

May 2023

While a "green" shift can often cause concern for businesses, Canada's marine shipping industry has the potential to benefit greatly from the movement. Bruce Burrows and Gregg Ruhl, president and CEO of the Chamber of Marine Commerce and of the Algoma Central Corporation respectively, provide their take.

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SO LONG, R-410A

January 2023

Canada's HVAC industry has until 2025 to phase out its use of the R-410A refrigerant, an item that has been popularly used for the last several decades. Industry veteran Russell Pipke explained to me how his company views the change.

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THE RISKY BUSINESS OF GEOPOLITICS

November 2022

I observe the impacts (current and potential) that the war in Ukraine, as well as geo-political tensions between China and Taiwan could pose on Canada's supply chain industry. SME Consultant Jason Riley and Munk School of Global Affairs and Public Policy research fellow Scott McKnight provide their insight.

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WEATHERING THE STORMS

October 2022

I detailed a University of Calgary study into the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in the trucking industry, saving time, money, and even lives. I spoke with Dr. Xin Wang of the University of Calgary's Schulich School of Engineering.

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NOT JUST A BIG-CITY PROBLEM

October 2022

I delve into the trend of Ontario street gangs shifting their base of operations from urban areas to suburban and rural neighbourhoods. I spoke with Detective Superintendent Karen Gonneau, chair of the Ontario Association of Chiefs of Police (OACP).

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CYBER-ATTACKS: PREPARATION IS KEY

July 2022

I examine the threats posed to businesses big and small by cyber criminals. This article takes a look at how these criminals operate, who is at risk, and how to prevent it from happening to you. This article was written for Supply Chain Canada Magazine.

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FAMILY PHYSICIAN BRINGS GREEN VALUES TO COMOX TOWN COUNCIL

January 2022

I spoke with Dr. Jonathan Kerr, a family physician who made the switch to municipal politics, about how he planned on bringing green, healthy values to the town of Comox, BC as a town councillor. Dr. Kerr has been endorsed by the Comox Green Party, and is a member of the Canadian Association of Physicians for the Environment

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BC GREENS CALL TO END LOGGING OF OLD-GROWTH

December 2020

I delve into the issue of logging of old-growth forests in British Columbia. The consequences of this issue don't stop with deforestation.

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BC GREENS’ SONIA FURSTENAU AND ADAM OLSEN ON OLD-GROWTH PROTECTION

January 2021

I met with the Leader of the Green Party of British Columbia Sonia Furstenau, as well as former leader Adam Olsen, to discuss the protection of the province's dwindling old-growth.

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EUROPEAN GREEN PARTY CAMPAIGNS TO IMPLEMENT A GREENER COMMON AGRICULTURAL POLICY

November 2020

The European Green Party calls for an end to "greenwashing" legislation in the European Parliament. I interviewed Thomas Waitz, the co-chair of the European Green Party, as well as contact Grace O’Sullivan and Ciaran Cuffe, Green Irish Party members in the European Parliament.

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