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Audrey Pridham

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Audrey Pridham’s Biography

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I am an Ottawa-based multimedia journalist and producer pursuing my Master of Journalism at Carleton University, with bylines that have covered a variety of topics related to music, performing arts, current affairs, business trends, artificial intelligence, and more.

Currently, I am an editor at Apartment613, Ottawa's top arts and culture blog, and occasionally freelance with other local news outlets.

My love and dedication towards storytelling combines diving deeper into overlooked issues, ma…

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How Ottawa's award-winning folk-duo Satellite Birdhouse is taking flight

How Ottawa's award-winning folk-duo Satellite Birdhouse is taking flight

You may see a name like Satellite Birdhouse show up on a festival line-up or a poster and wonder what the mea…

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OMIC unveils new original song to celebrate Ottawa's 200th

OMIC unveils new original song to celebrate Ottawa's 200th

As Ottawa's bicentennial approaches, a group of local musicians collaborated to write and record a brand new …

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Art schools grapple with AI

Art schools grapple with AI

Creative arts among the first and hardest-hit by powerful new tech.

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Support agencies hope Ottawa's food security strategy will ease demand on them

Support agencies hope Ottawa's food security strategy will ease demand on them

The strategy hopes to engage both the provincial and federal governments to advocate for better funding for a…

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Gender-based violence support groups criticize planned federal funding cuts

Gender-based violence support groups criticize planned federal funding cuts

Support services and organizations may face significant challenges because of a proposed 80 per cent budget c…

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hannah vig dishes on debut album "what a way to pass the time"

hannah vig dishes on debut album "what a way to pass the time"

In her debut album what a way to pass the time, Ottawa-based indie folk pop artist hannah vig delivers a trac…

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Preview: City of Ottawa celebrates the past, present, and future with 200 Block Party on Sept. 26

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By Audrey Pridham
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The wait is finally over as Ottawa officially celebrates its bicentennial this Saturday, Sept. 26, and the City of Ottawa is bringing you a free-for-all day-long party featuring some of the city’s best and upcoming local artists. The Ottawa 200 Block Party, taking place at Marion Dewar Plaza, is the city’s official bicentennial celebration featuring live music, cultural programming, hands-on activities, and some other fun surprises along the way. Curious to know who’ll be there?
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2026 Sobey Art Awards exhibit displays the “breadth and vitality” of Canadian art

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By Audrey Pridham
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/ Earlier this month, the National Gallery of Canada opened its annual Sobey Art Awards Exhibition featuring artwork from this year’s shortlisted candidates. Each candidate represents the diverse regions of our country with unique pieces stemming from a variety of multidisciplinary arts, featuring basket-weaving, photography, embroidery, sculptures, and more. This year celebrates the 10th anniversary of the partnership between the Sobey Art Foundation and the National Gallery of Canada.
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How Ottawa’s award-winning folk-duo Satellite Birdhouse is taking flight

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By Audrey Pridham
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You may see a name like Satellite Birdhouse show up on a festival line-up or a poster and wonder what the meaning is behind it. Is it a metaphor? A clever word combination? A secret codeword? Turns out, the answer was not as deep or philosophical as I thought once I asked folk-duo Troy Huizinga and Stacy DuBois where its origins came from. Huizinga had stumbled upon an actual “satellite birdhouse” in the woods when his father had shown him a secret road back in Sarnia, Ontario.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Being a volunteer reporter for Carleton's student paper, The Charlatan

Who's your favorite fictional journalist?

Hildy Johnson

What's your favorite social network?

Instagram