I am a freelance photographer and videographer specializing in capturing authentic moments that tell a story. Through my company, Daniel Mac Photography, and my media brand, Wild Mac Studios, I have produced high-quality visual content for a wide range of clients. My work includes event coverage, celebrations such as graduations and birthdays, professional sports photography — including on-ice hockey training sessions — and portrait sessions for individuals and families. I also create cinematic videos, combining dynamic camera work with polished editing to deliver compelling narratives. I consistently aim to bring clients’ visions to life through both photography and videography.
Moira MacDonald is an award-winning Toronto-based freelance journalist and writer with a specialty in education issues and trends. She is a regular contributor and has served as associate editor to University Affairs magazine following many years as a reporter, feature writer and columnist with Post Media. She has also worked as a freelance contributor for Maclean's, St. Joseph's Media, The Christian Science Monitor, Yahoo News and other publications. Her work has taken her around the world and to Canadian communities far away from her own. A graduate of the University of King's College (Halifax) master of fine arts program in creative nonfiction, Moira is working on her first book related to her education experiences. Moira has also provided professional writing and editing services to organizations such as AdvantAGE Ontario, the University of Toronto's Rotman School of Management, Research Canada, Foresters Financial, the Canadian Cancer Society and SickKids Foundation. She is a former journalism instructor for Toronto Metropolitan University and Centennial College.
I am a freelance writer and content creator who specializes in crafting website and brand content. My skills include story creation, interviewing, and conducting thorough and credible research. My main objective is to communicate information in a clear and simple manner, while also providing practical solutions for readers. With my extensive knowledge and training in health and fitness, I can also serve as a reliable information resource and fact-checker in this field. Although my primary focus is on topics related to fitness, health, nutrition, and wellness, I am also proficient in writing about a wide range of other subjects. Additionally, I have a strong academic background in English and history with additional training in Content Marketing, including Content Writing and SEO best practices.
Magazine publishing (PUBLISHER and CO-FOUNDER, HAMILTON CITY Magazine; retired) Magazine writing, editing, speechwriting, corporate communications, research and policy development and reports, annual reports, interviewing, focus groups, surveys, teaching (university and college), marketing and communications planning, strategic planning, facilitation — details at: ca.linkedin.com/in/jeffreycmartin
contributor to Elle Canada, enRoute, The Globe and Mail Editor & contributor: C international contemporary art, Fireweed, Fuse magazine and Professionally Speaking/Pour parler profession (publication of OCT) writer/editor for museums, galleries, businesses and corporations
My background in freelance writing extends to more than 30 years of experience. I have been employed as a reporter for a number of newspapers, largely weeklies, contributing a wide array of stories and articles reflecting all aspects of local community. I completed a certificate in Sustainability Management at University of British Columbia in 2015, and write about climate change and environmental issues. I have worked for a nonprofit arts organization for more than 10 years, generating press releases promoting all genres of the arts, and providing copy for the web, social media and print publications. I am a highly successful grant writer. I am an excellent graphic designer, and have designed, launched and managed numerous websites.
Experience supporting projects in roles as a communicator, coordinator and executive assistant. Those skills and education supported a move to filmmaking as a writer/producer/director. A creative writer and colloborator.
I have been a freelance writer and editor for more than a decade, and an archivist and heritage worker since 2012. I have been working with nonprofits large and small on everything from website development & communications, strategic planning, grant-writing, and heritage-specific management from digitization and digital preservation to outreach and curriculum resources.
Dawn is an experienced freelance writer who has articles published in over 30 different magazines, including Canadian Living, Alberta Venture and many others in both Canada and the USA. She is also a business executive and Human Resources professional, a travel enthusiast and parenting expert.
I’m a professional writer and editor with more than 20 years of experience and a knack for turning complex ideas into compelling content. I work with individuals and organizations of all sizes, from small nonprofits to large international companies. Whether you need help with a report, white paper, video script or web copy, I can help you create intelligent and engaging communications that drive impact. I’m also a journalist, with experience writing news and feature articles, producing video and podcasts and managing editorial calendars. My work has appeared in publications that include University Affairs, Smith Business Insight and more. In 2024, I won Silver for Best News Coverage at the National Magazine Awards: B2B. Prior to freelancing full-time, I worked in communications and marketing with both the nonprofit and private sectors, advising organizations big and small on communications strategy, branding, marketing, media relations and social media, as well as managing the development and launch of digital, print and video projects. Thanks to this experience, I have a deep understanding of internal processes and communications needs. Visit https://www.sparrowmcgowan.com/ for more about my services and to see my portfolio.
I have a PhD in anthropology from the University of Toronto and worked as an applied anthropologist for more than 30 years in government agencies and university settings. I authored numerous reports for government agencies and peer-reviewed articles. I was also the editor and author contributor to a special issue of the Canadian Journal of Native Studies (vol. 24, No. 1, 2004). I'm widely published in other journals, proceedings, and reports. Since establishing The Write Edit Group in 2013, I've been a paid writer for government reports (e.g., PEI Business Women's Association project reports to Status of Women Canada), policies and procedures manuals, project manuals and guidelines, concept papers, B2B white papers, grant proposals, evaluation frameworks, and information kits and products. I've also ghost-written for numerous professionals, edited theses and dissertations and scholarly works, and helped scholars turn their theses or dissertations into books. I've been professionally published by Athabasca University Press ("A Metaphoric Mind: Selected Writings of Joseph Couture," 2013; funded by the Aboriginal Healing Foundation), University of Lethbridge Press ("Health in Rural Settings," 1999), and by Island Studies Press (a book chapter in "From Black Horse to White Steed: Building Community Resiliency"). The latter publication was written under contract from the PEI Business Women's Association. I'm writing and publishing a series of books and related information products on business mentoring for the solopreneur in The Business Mentoring Solution series. I've delivered numerous workshops and webinars on the topic of mentoring, most recently a series of three webinars for the International Mentoring Association. I'm the lead editor for The Groundwater Project, a not-for-profit charity that publishes dozens of books annually that are written by groundwater sciences professionals and scholars--available free of charge to advance knowledge about and action on groundwater. My areas of subject matter expertise are addictions, mental health, health, medical, federal corrections, violent extremism, Indigenous issues, gender, culture, mentoring, and business startup. Nonfiction only, please. I'm serious. I'm enroute to certification by the federal government as a Practitioner in Workplace Skills for Success/Relational Skills training. My most recent book, "Civil@Work: Why Investing in Soft Skills is Essential for a 21st Century Business," will be published by the end of 2024. I'm really pleased to share that my 2019 book, "Harness the Power of Mentoring: How to Find and Work with the Right Mentor--A Guide for the Solopreneur," was honoured as a Finalist in the 2019 International Book Awards and the 2019 Best Books Awards. I was also awarded a 2019 WISE 50 Over 50 award. My children's book ("A Girl, Her Mother, and the Forest: A Love Story") was a finalist in the 2021 PEI Literary Awards.
Many years writing for journalism and corporate markets. Published author. University adjunct prof. Former CBC interviewing trainer.
I have been writing and editing professionally for over 30 years. I've worked as a freelance journalist, communications consultant, magazine editor, and book editor. I work across all levels of editing, from developmental and substantive to copy editing and proofreading, and do all types of writing. And I've researched, written, and edited materials on a wide range of topics including but not limited to family, the environment, community arts, education, international education, health, alternative heath, spiritual development, and more. I am seeking a publisher for my first book, a memoir of concussion, and working on my second, a memoir of grey divorce.
I'm a freelance conservation and travel journalist, so can speak authoritatively and compellingly about the great outdoors from any angle. As well I've worked in newsrooms from southern Ontario to Prince Edward Island, turning everything I came across into a charming narrative, from healthcare to business, bake sales to birdwatching.
I am Ali Mirheydari, the official reporter for Volant Media ( IITV + AITV) in British Columbia, Canada. My journey in journalism began in 2013 when i was eighteen and lived in Iran. I joined Volant Media's news- gathering team while i was refugee in Turkey. Over these years, I have gained substantial experience in the field, overcoming significant challenges that have contributed to my growth as a journalist. Throughout my career, I have had the opportunity to work closely with a talented team, producing nearly 100 news packages, short TV documentaries, special interviews, and live programs for Iran International and Afghanistan International televisions. These experiences have refined my skills as a producer, video editor, and reporter, allowing me to cover a diverse array of topics with both depth and accuracy. in September 2023, after resettling in Canada as an endangered human rights defender, with the support of Reporters Without Borders and Protect Defenders Organization, my career took on new dimensions. Now based in British Columbia, I continue to contribute to meaningful journalism, driven by a passion for truth and a commitment to human rights.
I have been writing in a professional context since 2007. Since then, I have published upwards of a thousand video, radio and web stories, in both English and French, for a number of publications and news outlets. As Radio-Canada’s sole videojournalist covering Newfoundland & Labrador, I was tasked with shooting, editing, writing, researching, voicing and packaging my own original pitches and assignments. My role required on-camera presentation, considerable translation duties, and tireless research. My keen “nose for news” is reflected in my journalism portfolio, as is my passion for thorough storytelling.
I’m a fundraising-savvy communications strategist who believes that storytelling can help build a better world. I’ve spent 13 years partnering with teams like yours to inspire people to take action. Learn more: www.kaileymorin.ca
"Experienced journalist and documentary filmmaker since 2008 in Iran, with a strong background in investigative reporting and storytelling. Since 2020, I have been leading Iran International’s Canada bureau, overseeing national news coverage, conducting high-profile interviews with political figures, and producing in-depth reports. My expertise in journalism and documentary filmmaking allows me to create compelling content that informs and engages a global audience."
I’m an experienced communications advisor, building a freelance business as an editor. I’m passionate about clarity, purpose and reaching the right audience with the best content. A recent graduate of Simon Fraser University’s Editing Certificate Program, I am excited to use my skills to help you achieve your goals.
donalee Moulton has been writing professionally for over 25 years. Her byline has appeared in more than 100 magazines and newspapers throughout North America – and beyond. Among the publications donalee has written for are The Globe and Mail, Chatelaine, Equinox, Maclean’s, Canadian Business and The National Post. donalee is also a regular correspondent or columnist for a number of magazines in Canada including legal, medical, and financial publications.
Recurring appearances on The Hammer Network for soccer analysis. Madia accredited at Euro 2012 in Ukraine, Euro 2016 in France, World Cup 2022 in Qatar, Toronto FC MLS and Leagues Cup.
Human Resources/ Rehabilitation specialist till 2005; freelance writing since 2005; monthly column for Thunder Bay Chronicle Journal on space exploration ; periodic features on space exploration, astronomy, space science and related issues; regular series of public education articles on mining in Northwestern Ontario ; Corporate communications and messaging for Thunder Bay Anti- Racism Committee; Have also done some freelance script writing and broadcasting for local CBC station (Column: Under the Radar) Blog on the scientific search for life elsewhere in the Universe and how that will impact religious doctrine and faith : Blog is called "The Awakening : Starting the Conversation " and can be found on my website at www.maureenargesnadin.ca
I am an award-winning photographer, videographer, and documentary producer. I have been working as a photographer and videographer since 2009. I have worked as a photojournalist and videographer for various news agencies such as The Associated Press, European PressPhoto Agency, Reuters and Volant Media
