Featured Project: Antarctica

In 2025, 15 scientists joined the Canadian navy for its first-ever voyage to Antarctica. My team secured exclusive access aboard the ship for the 30-day expedition. This was the largest project I've coordinated and executed to date. It was also CBC News' first time reporting from Antarctica. As the lead producer, my role spanned chasing, pitching, logistics, travel, budgets, security, coverage roadmaps, technical needs, research, story development, directing, photography, writing, social media, guiding edits, mixing radio and more. We produced dozens of live and packaged updates daily across TV, radio, social channels, and CBC's site. When we returned, we released a one-hour prime time special on CBC's main channel.

As the oceans warm and circulation patterns change, a Canadian science team is hustling to gather samples of the water and sediment around Antarctica that they hope hold clues to Earth’s past and what could happen to the climate in the future.

The commander of the Royal Canadian Navy is in Antarctica gathering information that could help the Arctic, as both regions become more strategically important to countries like Russia and China for resources and security.

Scientists from New Brunswick are part of Canada's expedition to Antarctica mapping the ocean floor trying to better understand what's happening to sea life and geological history as the climate warms and freshwater glaciers melt.

CBC SPECIAL PRESENTATION: CBC IN ANTARCTICA

Is the Antarctic Treaty showing cracks?

Behind the scenes on a Canadian navy ship in Antarctica

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