DOCUMENTARY TV
Ghana: Digital Dumping Ground
PBS Frontline/World
June 23, 2009
Kroo Bay Flooding
Rocketboom.com
Oct. 7, 2009
NEWS
Report suggests limiting offspring
Says fewer children may be the best way to fight global warming
Canwest News Service
Oct. 20, 2009
Binge drinking death raises red flags
Police warn young people of danger after man, 20, chugs a bottle of whisky after 10 beers and dies
Vancouver Sun
Aug. 28, 2008
Crane death was preventable, report finds
Man killed while working on Canada Line wasn't adequately trained: WorkSafeBC
Vancouver Sun
July 16, 2008
Pastor refuses to stop feeding homeless
A pastor is refusing a request by city officials to stop feeding the homeless in an Abbotsford park.
Vancouver Sun
May 16, 2008
Dying man's brothers from Philippines denied visas
Cancer victim hopes to live long enough to see his brothers again.
Vancouver Sun
May 15, 2008
*Story nominated for Canadian Association of Journalists Student Award of Excellence
2 hour limit on video erases evidence of attack on woman
Footage of robbery at Nanaimo SkyTrain station lost
Vancouver Sun
May 7, 2008
Protesters decry refugee-claim rejection
They demanded that Stockwell Day make an appearance, but they never got to see him.
Globe and Mail
Dec. 8, 2007
U.S. man arrested in sex-chat sting ploy, police say
A 36-year-old Idaho man is in custody in the United States and will face federal charges for engaging in sexually explicit chat with someone he thought was a teenaged girl from Canada.
Globe and Mail
Dec. 6, 2008
Nanaimo rules Google Earth, says company's tech guy
Harbour City most active in the world in providing geographic information
The Province
August 1, 2007
'I asked myself how far I could jump'
Shock: Gabriola man is stunned by accident that saw him leap from truck before it slid into the sea from ferry ramp
Nanaimo Daily News
Jan. 11, 2007
Black Coffins, Fiery Words
Protesters decry inspection cuts, rising job deaths
The Tyee.ca
May 1, 2006
FEATURES
Conference attendees explore generation gap
It seems every media company is trying to have the most technologically converged newsroom
Online News Association
Sept. 13, 2008
The reporter's battle: Objectivity and independence on the frontlines in Afghanistan
Journalism Ethics
Nov. 12, 2007
Extra! Extra!
Reading the newspaper isn't what it used to be. Between TV, radio and the Internet -- not to mention a disinterested generation or two -- it's getting tougher and tougher to keep readers interested
Nanaimo Daily News
August 18, 2007
The rules of English aren't hard, it's all the exceptions
Even setting aside the myriad rules of grammar, which are outnumbered only by their exceptions, simple spelling of English words is, well, far from simple
Nanaimo Daily News
July 14, 2007
Babies made from blueprints
Is it moral for parents to choose the attributes of their children before they leave the womb?
Nanaimo Daily News
May 26, 2007
*Story part of series nominated for 2007 Jack Webster Award in Community Reporting
Just because we can; should we?
Special Report: Choosing genetic traits for unborn children is a sticky ethical dilemma
Nanaimo Daily News
May 25, 2007
*Story part of series nominated for 2007 Jack Webster Award in Community Reporting
Hip to be Holy
Branding God for the tech-savvy generation
The Tyee.ca
Sept 19, 2006
How Not to Get Robbed
Or even murdered on the job: don't work alone
The Tyee.ca
April 27, 2006
The Rise of the Cuddle Party
Gatherings serve a yearning for non-sexual touching
The Tyee.ca
March 29, 2006
COMMENTARY
A Dose of Intelligence, Please
What I want out of 'youth' media
The Tyee.ca
April 7, 2006
BLOGGING
God Abroad: Defending Your Spirituality to the Locals
Brave New Traveler
July 19, 2009
Fight or Flight? Handling Sexual Harassment in Sierra Leone
Brave New Traveler
June 6, 2009