Kate Cornick
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About Kate Cornick
Kate Cornick is a freelance journalist based in Ottawa. She’s passionate about current affairs, politics and learning how public policy affects and shapes people’s lives. A recent graduate of Carleton University’s Master of Journalism program, she’s worked with CBC News, CTV News Channel and National Geographic.
An Ottawa millennial is changing lives and inspiring new businesses for Nunavut’s youth
“In Nunavut ...They’re entrepreneurs by nature. But nobody taught them how to turn that into a business while also giving back to the community"
Ottawa Zibi development stirs controversy over green labels, First Nations rights
Ottawa developer hopes to build “the world’s most sustainable community." Bitter controversy over First Nations' rights and a clash between sustainability advocates
Why is this green neighbourhood near Parliament dividing First Nations?
Algonquin First Nations are badly divided over a world-class eco-development underway on the shores of the Ottawa River.