Elizabeth has worked as a video journalist in Canada and East Africa. Her work has been aired on Global News, Sportsnet and NationTV Kenya.

SKILLS: Live reporting with Dejero, shooting with ENG cameras and iPhones, ENPS, Avid NewsCutter, Final Cut, Avid iNews

Global News at 6 — Halifax, B.C.

• Inadmissible: How a U.S. policy is wreaking havoc on the lives of Iranian-Canadians – Global News, April 2022
• ‘Rewarding’: Businesses that pivoted to make masks, gowns, reflect after first wave of COVID-19 – Global News, Oct. 2020
• N.S. high school students graduate, pay tribute to loved ones lost in mass shooting – Global News, June, 2020
• ‘One-of-a-kind’: Comedic couple Greg and Jamie Blair celebrated by family after N.S. shooting – Global News April 2020
• More tributes pouring in as death tolls continues to rise in Nova Scotia – Global News, April 2020
• Coronavirus: Amid record job losses, Nova Scotia restaurant owners innovate – Global News, April 2020
• Residents of Meaghers Grant paying heavy toll after removal of Dillman Bridge – Global News, Feb. 2020
• ‘I am here’: Nova Scotians condemn Don Cherry’s poppy comments – Global News, Nov. 2019
• Federal minister says inquiry into Glen Assoun’s wrongful conviction should be led by Nova Scotia – Global News, July 2019

Global News Investigates

• Overworked, underpaid: Ottawa’s chronic underfunding leaves First Nations water operators behind – Global News, Feb. 2021
• Global News investigates ‘huge’ safety risks on Halifax construction sites – Global News, Sept. 2019
• ‘It’s the Wild West’: Sources say fear underlies silence on Nova Scotia construction sites – Global News, Sept. 2019
• N.S. issues warnings, creates new safety initiative after Global News investigation – Global News, Dec. 2019
• Thousands of Nova Scotians at risk of lead exposure from wells – Global News, Nov. 2019
• Lead in Nova Scotia school water: a patchwork of data unavailable to parents, teachers – Global News, Nov. 2019

Terrorist attacks in Kenya

In April 2015, nearly 150 Christian students were slaughtered at Garissa University College in western Kenya by Somalia-based terror group, Al-Shebaab. Elizabeth provided breaking hourly updates to media outlets all over the world during this massacre – the largest on Kenyan soil in 18 years.

Al-Shebaab claims responsibility for deadly attack in Kenya – CBC News Now, December 2014

Kenya’s president vows harsh action after militants warn of more attacks – CTV Toronto, April 2015

Deadly attack on Kenyan college – CBC News Now, April 2015

Other news coverage from Nairobi

• Chaos as City Park hawkers hold protest over market fire – Daily Nation, February 2016

Tear gas, bullets and beatings follow a violent protest in Nairobi after a vegetable market was destroyed in a suspicious midnight fire (Feb. 2015).

• Activists march to the Office of the President to protest insecurity – Daily Nation, November 2014

When Al-Shebaab attacks leave more than 60 civilians dead in Mandera County near the Somalia border, Nairobi residents demand immediate counter-terrorist action from the President.

• Another woman stripped naked in Nairobi, prompting #MyDressMyChoice protests – Daily Nation, November 2014

After several women were stripped in the streets for their alleged “indecent” attire, hundreds of Kenyans storm the capital united by the hashtag, #MyDressMyChoice.

• The litter bug in Nairobi National Park — NTV Kenya, March 2015

There’s a new animal in town in Nairobi National Park, and it’s not the kind you want to see on a safari.