Camille Feireisen
About Camille Feireisen
Camille Feireisen is a journalist based in Montreal, Canada, currently working at Le Devoir and Radio-Canada, with extensive experience in both French and Canadian media. She has a diverse educational background, including studies in Indigenous studies and journalism, and covers topics related to international news, Indigenous sovereignty, and mental health.
Work at Ouest-France
Camille Feireisen has been employed at Ouest-France as a journalist since 2022. In this role, she covers international news and breaking news stories, focusing on night desk coverage. Her work contributes to the publication's reputation for timely and relevant news reporting.
Current Positions in Journalism
In addition to her role at Ouest-France, Camille Feireisen works as a freelance journalist at Radio France Internationale, Radio-Canada, and RTS - Radio Télévision Suisse. She has been with Radio-Canada since 2016, where she serves as a journalist across radio, TV, and web platforms. Her diverse roles highlight her adaptability in various media formats.
Previous Journalism Experience
Camille Feireisen has a comprehensive background in journalism, having worked at several media organizations. She served as a section head and journalist at Les Publications du Quartier Libre from 2014 to 2016. Additionally, she has experience at CISM 89,3 FM, Petit Futé, and Journal L'Alsace, among others, which showcases her versatility in different journalistic roles.
Education and Expertise
Camille Feireisen's educational background includes a Microprogramme en études autochtones from Université Laval, completed in 2021. She also holds a DESS en journalisme from Université de Montréal and a Master 2 in Littérature générale et comparée from the University of Strasbourg. Her studies in Indigenous Canada and autochthonous studies reflect her interest in topics related to Indigenous sovereignty and mental health.
Background and Regional Experience
Camille Feireisen has worked extensively in various regions, including Montreal, Toronto, Edmonton, Rennes, and Strasbourg. Her experience spans both French and Canadian media landscapes, providing her with a broad perspective on journalism. She has lived and worked in Ontario and Alberta before relocating to Quebec, further enriching her professional background.