Videos

Explore a featured selection of videos showcasing my filming, editing, & reporting on camera.

Cassie Hall Elementary School held their spring concert on Mar. 6. Called "CHE on the Big Screen," students sang and played songs from classic TV shows and films. Whether it was the Friends theme song, "I'll Be There For You," originally sang by The Rembrandts, or a recorder version Celine Dion's, "My Heart Will Go On," from Titanic, parents were in for a treat.

The Tears to Hope Society held their annual memorial march for missing and murdered Indigenous women, girls, two-spirit, transgender and gender-diverse peoples in Terrace on Feb. 14.

Trigger, a seven-month-old purebred dwarf beagle, needs an expensive surgery on his front two legs before he turns eight months old. His owner Catherine Laforest has been raising money through collecting bottles, selling her homemade quilts to family and friends, and collecting donations.

Young Quebecers are not optimistic about the ongoing climate crisis. A recent survey of more than 3000 Canadians ages 15 to 39 revealed that 80% of Quebecers do not believe that the crisis will improve over the next year. This concern is causing them anxiety, or as a psychologist describes, eco-anxiety.

Stephen Moore is a 62-year-old internationally recognized interactive juggler in Montreal. His love of entertaining audiences is threatened by the City's bureaucratic rules that took away buskers' autonomy by limiting where, when and how often they could perform.

This upcoming documentary will be illustrative of a piece of Montreal's culture that is fading away.

A news package covering protests in Montreal for the death of Jina Mahsa Amini in the custody of Iran's morality police. I interviewed two activists heavily involved in the scene.