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Danielle McCreadie

Verified
Fredericton
As seen in: Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC), CBAT-TV (Fredericton, NB), CBC New Brunswick, Frontiers, The Coast, J-Source, Country 94 CHSJ (Saint John,NB), CHWV-FM 97.3 (Saint John, NB), CKNI (Moncton, NB), CJLS (Yarmouth, NS), CJRL-FM (Kenora, ON)
Covers:  Current affairs, student issues, environment, local government, politics, community
Doesn't Cover: Economics
Producer @CBCNB on @shiftnb • formerly on air @973thewavenews @chsjnews @news957 • graduate @ukings • she/her ♐️

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Producer @shiftnb • formerly on air @973thewavenews @chsjnews @news957 • graduate from @ukings • she/her ♐️ • story ideas: danielle.mccreadie@cbc.ca

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Making the invisible visible: a case study of the healing hearts initiative within the SEED wellbeing program in Australian healthcare

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By Padmini Pai, Andrea Knezevic, Danielle McCreadie Verified, Kylie Wright, Jason Tanaka, Anoushka Andrade
| Frontiers
Abstract Background: Healthcare staff are experiencing increasing levels of burnout, moral strain, and disconnection. Organizational wellbeing strategies have often focused on individual resilience, with less attention to collective, relational or team-based approaches that nurture connection. Concept: The SEED Program, a workplace wellbeing intervention in healthcare, uses a strengths-based, staff-led approach to implementing wellbeing initiatives during work time.
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Artists painting next chapter for Sussex's famous murals

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By Danielle McCreadie Verified
| CBC New Brunswick Verified
The small town of Sussex is known for a few things — the dairy industry, covered bridges, the Atlantic Balloon Fiesta. But it holds another moniker as well: the mural capital of Atlantic Canada. And one only has to go for a short walk down Main Street to see why. Over 20 murals of all shapes and sizes adorn the facades of many buildings in downtown Sussex. The movement to paint the murals began in 2005, as a tourism draw for the town.
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Balsam fir trees 'at risk' in New Brunswick amid a changing climate

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By Danielle McCreadie Verified, Kevin Mason, Bob Brash, Robert McKellar
| treefrogcreative.ca
Balsam fir trees ‘at risk’ in New Brunswick amid a changing climate By Danielle McCreadie CBC News December 2, 2024 Category: Forestry NEW BRUNSWICK — While artificial Christmas trees might be the popular choice during the holiday season, nothing beats the smell of a fresh balsam fir. But new research out of the University of New Brunswick shows the popular tree is at risk of being harmed by climate change.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Freelancer for a community magazine in Halifax

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Nope, I'm 23 man.

How is social media changing news?

Social media means everyone can be a journalist. This is both good and bad. Watch out for fake news, take everything with a grain of salt.