Erin Haluschak • Digital Storyteller

Erin is a dynamic and creative journalist and photographer with 15 years of media experience. She is recognized for her ability to create and maintain long and positive relationships, clear, concise stories and maintain a strong understanding of video, photography, audience engagement, social and digital media and metrics. Professional highlights include being a Jack Webster Award finalist and a participant in the winter 2019 Poynter Institute's Leadership Academy for Women in Digital Media in Florida.

Print and Video clips

The Globe and Mail • 28th May 2010

Trial continues in Courtenay alleged racist assault case

The YouTube video shot in a Vancouver Island town shows three white men pummelling a downed black man while screaming a reviled racial epithet.

The Globe and Mail • 21st February 2014

Military police investigation into anti-gay online harassment nets two arrests

Military police have arrested two soldiers and continue to investigate allegations of homophobic and racist harassment of Forces members on a Facebook page.

Comox Valley Record • 9th February 2015

Residential reconciliation

Evelyn Voyageur remembers her mother coming home in tears.

Comox Valley Record • 7th September 2016

Washington Inn not what BC Housing boasts

It’s usually late at night – around 9 or 10 p.m. – when Faith Liddie does her laundry at her apartment building.

Comox Valley Record • 6th June 2018

Potlatch 67-67: Generations of cultural genocide

This is the first of a three-part series looking at the significance of the potlatch for the Kwakawaka’wakw of the Pacific Northwest.

Comox Valley Record • 5th July 2018

Billboards placed to mark 25th anniversary of missing B.C. teen

It’s been 25 years since Lindsey Nicholls disappeared while walking on Royston Road, and her family is hoping a series of billboards around the Comox Valley will trigger new information.

Get Out There Magazine • 8th December 2020

2014 Manitoba Marathon Video Race Report

Get Out There Race Reporter, Erin Haluschak takes you through the annual Father's Day run in Winnipeg which gives participants a great view of the city on the 'flat-as-a-pancake' course, with funds raised supporting Manitobans living with an intelluctual disability.