"9 fantastic things to do in Edmonton this week: March 31 to April 4" Allison Stephen ,  Mar 30 2025, 7:00 am Editorial Photography | Daily Hive | 2025 About This Project I have been producing stock photography for several years, supplying visual content through platforms such as Shutterstock, ViewBug, and Flickr to various publications including Daily Hive in Edmonton. My work spans a wide range of subjects, from urban and natural landscapes to events and celebrations, with a consistent focus on authenticity, clarity, and visual storytelling. This breadth allows my images to serve multiple use cases, from editorial coverage to commercial and branded content. In addition to photography, my professional background in nonprofits, journalism, and brand strategy informs how I create and curate visual content. My experience in journalism gives me insight into what makes an image truly valuable to journalists, editors, and publishers. I approach photography with an editorial perspective, ensuring my work is contextual, practical, and suitable for publication.

Investigative reporter with the Institute of Investigative Journalism between 2019 and 2020. During a summer fellowship work placement at the University of MacEwan, I worked with the Institute of Investigative Journalism to delve deep into the issue of lead in Canadian drinking water. As one of the student Investigative Reporters, I researched through town records, academic articles, as well as conducted interviews through cold calling, door to door, and source research. Partnering with universities and media organizations from across Canada And The United States, we've uncovered the truth. If you'd like to learn more about this investigation, read more here . Throughout the investigation, we learned many things. Some Edmontonians have been drinking tap water with lead levels as high as 120 times the federal health guideline over the last 11 years, according to data obtained for the first time. In Edmonton, you can find your home’s year of construction by going to the city’s online property assessment map and entering your address. In Calgary, you can find your home’s year of construction by going online to the myProperty portal on the city’s website and searching your home address. Thousands of children in Alberta are attending daycares and schools not knowing if they are drinking water contaminated with lead . Here are the published Investigative Reporter articles below. If you live in Alberta, here’s what you can do to have your water tested for lead | Global News By Alannah Page, (Mount Royal University), Dylanna Fisher and Raysa Marcondes, (MacEwan University), Megan Robinson and Andrew Russell (Global News). Edmonton residents have been drinking tap water with lead levels as high as 120 times the federal limit | The Star By Kevin Maimann (Star Edmonton), Julia Wong (Global News), and Dylanna Fisher (MacEwan University). Some Alberta daycares and schools may contain high levels of lead in drinking water | Global News By Kevin Maimann (Star Edmonton), Julia Wong (Global News), Dylanna Fisher (MacEwan University), and Alannah Page (Mount Royal University). What do you do if you find lead in your tap water in Canada? By Global News, and the Institute for Investigative Journalism.

Marianne Chénard: Crafting Connections Between Humanity and Nature, written by Dylanna Fisher, published in the November 2024 issue of Ceramics Monthly. Read the story at Ceramics Networks . Marianne Chénard’s innovative approach to art integrates natural elements and challenges viewers to contemplate their connection with the environment, fostering a deeper appreciation for the interdependence of humanity and nature. This article was fantastic to work on. Learning about Marianne Chenard's amazing work and background in the arts and how she intertwines history and nature into her work is inspiring.

Home | Dylanna Fisher Communications Explore nearly a decade of writing, projects, and essays. See updates for 2026 and discover my current portfolio and services. About Me. I'm Dylanna Fisher, an authentic and analytical communications specialist with over 9 years of experience in SEO content writing, digital marketing, social media strategy, and customer support. I've proudly achieved remarkable success in content creation, marketing design, and engagement initiatives across the nonprofit, education, and technology sectors. I've worked as a freelance content specialist, writer, photographer, and digital marketing strategist based in Edmonton, Alberta. With over eight years of experience, I specialize in content creation, brand storytelling, SEO optimization, and audience engagement. With a background in journalism, marketing, and graphic design, I bring a strategic, creative, and data-driven approach to content creation. My work has been featured in publications, social media campaigns, and brand storytelling projects across Canada. I’ve worked with 40+ clients, delivering SEO-driven content, social media campaigns, and engaging visual storytelling that enhance brand presence and drive measurable results. My experience spans industries including music, education, journalism, marketing, and the nonprofit sector. Check Out Dylanna Fisher's Portfolio of Work. Learn More Editorial Photography | Daily Hive | 2025 Marketing Assistant | LaPerle Parent Advisory Association (PAA) | 2024 - NOW Animal Photography

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Learn more about Dylanna Fisher by visiting her online portfolio at dylannafisher.com. Dylanna Fisher FAQ and more of her at dylannafisher.com! Frequently Asked Questions General Who is Dylanna Fisher? I’m a digital content and communications specialist with 8+ years of experience in content creation, digital marketing, SEO, and storytelling. My career spans nonprofits, education, journalism, and entertainment, with a focus on connecting audiences through meaningful, and inclusive messaging. What motivates you in as a writer? I’m driven by the impact that storytelling has. Not just for those listening to the story but those involved in the story. I am motivated creating content that connects with audiences, drives engagement, and supports meaningful causes. I try to make the world a better place one word at a time. Was writing always the goal for you, or did you find it along the way? Writing has always been a part of my path, in one way or another. Even before I knew the words content strategy or oxford comma or the Inverted Pyramid Structure, I knew that I wanted to be some kind of writer. Studying journalism at MacEwan University gave me the structure and discipline to turn that passion into a profession, and my career has been an evolution of that. How do you balance your experience in journalism, nonprofit communications, and marketing? Balancing my experience in journalism, nonprofit communications, and marketing comes down to one core principle: understanding the audience and giving them something worth their time. Each industry is different, but this foundation remains the same!