Rianna Lim

Rianna is an Ottawa-based reporter at the Investigative Journalism Foundation (IJF). Prior to joining the IJF she was a national writer for Her Campus Media, where she wrote lifestyle and career pieces for college-aged women. She was also an intern for the Canadian Association of Journalists where she worked on the Canadian Newsroom Diversity Survey. Most recently, she was a student research partner at Carleton University's School of Journalism where she helped develop the school's class curricula. Her previous work can be found in Capital Current and Maclean's. In both her work and life, Rianna is passionate about equity, diversity and inclusion engagement in the media. She's an avid fan of travel, baseball and browsing through bookstores.

Stories by Rianna Lim

Investigating problems. Exploring solutions
The Narwhal’s reporters are telling environment stories you won’t read about anywhere else. Stay in the loop by signing up for a weekly dose of independent journalism.
Investigating problems. Exploring solutions
The Narwhal’s reporters are telling environment stories you won’t read about anywhere else. Stay in the loop by signing up for a weekly dose of independent journalism.
As The Narwhal turns five, I’m thinking about the momentous outpouring of public generosity — a miracle of sorts — that’s allowed us to prove the critics wrong. More than 6,000 people just like you donate whatever they can afford to make independent, high-stakes journalism about the natural world in Canada free for everyone to read. Help us keep the dream alive for another five years by becoming a member today and we’ll mail you a copy of our beautiful 2023 print magazine. — Carol Linnitt, co-founder
Keep the dream alive.
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As The Narwhal turns five, I’m thinking about the momentous outpouring of public generosity — a miracle of sorts — that’s allowed us to prove the critics wrong. More than 6,000 people just like you donate whatever they can afford to make independent, high-stakes journalism about the natural world in Canada free for everyone to read. Help us keep the dream alive for another five years by becoming a member today and we’ll mail you a copy of our beautiful 2023 print magazine. — Carol Linnitt, co-founder
Keep the dream alive.