A blog covering the Canadian Premier League, Halifax Wanderers FC, and local Atlantic soccer. Role: Creator and designer September 2018 – present What I Changed Halifax is not a hotbed of Canadian soccer. The former professional players from the region can be counted on one hand. Back in 2008, I started one of […]
Tag Archives: journalism
Four Days Occupied
A narrative non-fiction feature on the Occupy Wall Street movement and the occupation of Zucotti Park, by Niko Bell. Role: Editor Published in The Dalhousie Gazette November 2012 What I Changed Up until this project, The Dalhousie Gazette had never sent a reporter outside Nova Scotia. Occasionally, a travelling student would report back with some travel-diary from […]
The Many Suits of the Herald’s New Uncle
A narrative profile of Ian Thompson, the newly-hired associate publisher at Halifax’s The Chronicle Herald, produced as an honours thesis. Published in the King’s Journalism Review February 2012 What I Changed The Many Suits of the Herald’s New Uncle was a project I produced for the King’s Journalism Review under the direction of David Swick. I outlined […]
AUS Hockey’s Headshot Problem
An article analyzing and revealing the high percentage of hits to the head in university hockey. Referenced by CBC in a follow-up story. Published at UNews.ca January 2012 After attending an AUS hockey game for fun, I saw an opportunity to take some initiative in finding a story that hadn’t been talked about enough: that […]