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Audrey Pridham

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Ottawa
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Covers:  Arts & Culture, Music, Theatre, Current Affairs, Technology, Business

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Audrey Pridham’s Biography

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I am an Ottawa-based arts & culture journalist, audio producer, and content creator pursuing my Master of Journalism at Carleton University.

My passion for storytelling combines diving deeper into overlooked issues, making new discoveries, and highlighting inspiring individuals who make a difference.

I have bylines that have covered a variety of topics including music, performing arts, current affairs, business trends, artificial intelligence, and more.

Currently, I am an editor for Ottawa's to…

Audrey Pridham’s Journalist Portfolio

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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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Check in and enjoy your stay: Ottawa indie rockers Noise Hotel

Check in and enjoy your stay: Ottawa indie rockers Noise Hotel

Once you check into the Noise Hotel you won't want to leave. Audrey Pridham sat down with the Ottawa indie ro…

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OAG Director Alexandra Badzak on receiving Order of Ottawa and making art spaces interconnectable

OAG Director Alexandra Badzak on receiving Order of Ottawa and making art spaces interconnectable

When Alexandra Badzak was chosen as one of the recipients of this year's Order of Ottawa awards, she was hono…

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By Audrey Pridham
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Photo: Marc Lepage/APT613. Happy August everybody! With only a few weeks left to take in the Ottawa summer vibes, now’s the time to get out there and check off the events or activities you had on your summer bucket list.
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Preview: NOICE! concert series blends traditional and contemporary Inuit music – Aug. 1

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By Audrey Pridham
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In a new concert series presented by Debaser and Qamaniq Records, Inuit artists from across the cicumpolar arctic will be joining forces to bring both traditional and contemporary performances to Ottawa. A Night of Inuit Circumpolar Excellence (NOICE!) will be presenting their first volume of concerts this weekend on August 1 at Club SAW. The series features both Inuktitut and English and includes a mix of traditional drumming, electro-pop, experimental throat singing, hard rock, and Arctic soul.
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DARC celebrates 45 years with archival Mediatheque film screenings

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By Audrey Pridham, Rob Thompson, Maria Belisario
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To celebrate 45 years as one of Canada’s longest-standing artist-run centres, the Digital Arts Resource Centre (DARC), formerly known as SAW Video, is presenting archival video projects that reflect the collective’s long history of bringing innovative media art to the Ottawa-Gatineau region and beyond.
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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