Assignments . Editorial . Nova Scotia
Brogan Ingram for the Washington Post
On May 6, 2024 by jmwebBrogan Ingram is a social media influencer from Halifax. She has multiple degrees in psychology from her many years of studying however on the weekends, you’ll find this lady cleaning houses for free. The person who goes by the username “nottheworstcleaner” has a following of over 7 million TikTok followers. Some cleaning tips from her
Assignments . Editorial . Nova Scotia
2023 Nova Scotia Floods for Globe & Mail
On December 10, 2023 by jmwebI got home late on a Sunday night (in July) after covering the floods for Reuters. My Monday was pretty regular, went into the office. Monday night I was off to Baba’s for comedy night. While there, I received an email from the Globe & Mail asking if I’d go back to Nova Scotia to
Assignments . Blog . Editorial . Nova Scotia . Photos+Stories
2023 Nova Scotia Flooding
On December 2, 2023 by jmwebBack in July, Nova Scotia experienced a massive continuous series of thunderstorm. As the storm was impacting South of Halifax, I was chatting with a friend (Jessica) in Truro about it. I was watching it unfold on radar. As time went on, the storms got worse. I ended up taking some screenshots of the radar
Assignments . Editorial . Nova Scotia
Hurricane Lee Coverage from Nova Scotia
On November 4, 2023 by jmwebIn September, an editor at Reuters called and asked me to cover Hurricane Lee as it came up the Eastern seaboard. I had been following this storm as it was in the South. Within a 24 hour window, this storm escalated quickly. In the early mornings of September 6, 2023 this former wave was a
Assignments . Editorial . Prince Edward Island
Hurricane Fiona Hits PEI
On July 4, 2023 by jmwebWhen Hurricane Fiona hit the Atlantic Canada region, I was heading from St. John’s to Port aux Basques to cover the storm for Reuters. As mentioned in previous blog posts, it was our game plan. As the storm progressed, I was being updated by numerous friends as to what was happening on Prince Edward Island…
Assignments . Editorial . New Brunswick
Jamie & Bob Brannen for Globe And Mail
On May 4, 2023 by jmwebIn February, I was tasked with creating imagery for the Globe & Mail on a story on Jamie & Bob Brennan. Both were avid curlers and were well known across Canada as Jamie had competed in the Brier. The Globe was sending sports reporter Marty Klinkenburg was down to Fredericton, New Brunswick. I had previously
Assignments . Blog . Editorial . Nova Scotia . Sports
Atlantic Journalism Award Winner!
On April 10, 2023 by jmwebGood news! My favorite photo from the World Juniors is up for a nomination. I am one of three finalists in the photojournalism category of the Atlantic Journalism Awards! The award winner will be announced on April 20th. As part of my celebrations for winning again (Gold, Silver or Bronze), I’ve decided to go to
Assignments . Editorial . New Brunswick
Justin Trudeau’s Visit to Moncton
On April 9, 2023 by jmwebOn Friday, March 31st, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau visited New Brunswick where he had a few stops in Moncton and Dieppe. After a crazy busy week, probably my busiest, I woke up Friday morning and immediately went over to Moncton where the first announcement was taking place at Oulton College Dental School. I was
Assignments . Editorial . Prince Edward Island
Ann Thurlow’s New Cookbook
On March 16, 2023 by jmwebDuring the height of the pandemic, Islander Ann Thrulow created her own cookbook on cabbage called, “My PEI Cabbage Cookbook”. Local Island restaurants, which are usually busy dishing out coleslaw especially with fish & chips, didn’t have the demand for the popular addon so she took action to give the cabbage industry a boost. In