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Martha Ilboudo

Martha Ilboudo is a freelance journalist in Ottawa whose work has appeared in the Ottawa Sun, Ottawa Business Journal and Our Homes Magazine. Originally from Ghana, she was five years old when her family moved to Canada and settled in Montreal, Que. When she’s not chasing her next big story she doesn't mind getting lost in a good book or two.

When in… The Royal Canadian Mint

  • Every day, as the Centennial Flame burns bright against the iconic backdrop of Parliament Hill, dozens of nickels, dimes, quarters, loonies, and toonies fly
News | BY MARTHA ILBOUDO | June 28, 2017
'We love that we’re world-renowned; we love that we’re respected for the products that we make and they are stunningly beautiful and—in circulation coins—useful as well,' says Mint CEO Sandra Hanington. P&I photograph by Sam Garcia

When in… The Royal Canadian Mint

News | BY MARTHA ILBOUDO | June 28, 2017
  • Every day, as the Centennial Flame burns bright against the iconic backdrop of Parliament Hill, dozens of nickels, dimes, quarters, loonies, and toonies fly

When in… The Royal Canadian Mint

News | BY MARTHA ILBOUDO | June 28, 2017
  • Every day, as the Centennial Flame burns bright against the iconic backdrop of Parliament Hill, dozens of nickels, dimes, quarters, loonies, and toonies fly
'We love that we’re world-renowned; we love that we’re respected for the products that we make and they are stunningly beautiful and—in circulation coins—useful as well,' says Mint CEO Sandra Hanington. P&I photograph by Sam Garcia

When in… The Royal Canadian Mint

  • Every day, as the Centennial Flame burns bright against the iconic backdrop of Parliament Hill, dozens of nickels, dimes, quarters, loonies, and toonies fly
News | BY MARTHA ILBOUDO | June 28, 2017
'We love that we’re world-renowned; we love that we’re respected for the products that we make and they are stunningly beautiful and—in circulation coins—useful as well,' says Mint CEO Sandra Hanington. P&I photograph by Sam Garcia

When in… The Royal Canadian Mint

News | BY MARTHA ILBOUDO | June 28, 2017
  • Every day, as the Centennial Flame burns bright against the iconic backdrop of Parliament Hill, dozens of nickels, dimes, quarters, loonies, and toonies fly

When in… The Royal Canadian Mint

News | BY MARTHA ILBOUDO | June 28, 2017
  • Every day, as the Centennial Flame burns bright against the iconic backdrop of Parliament Hill, dozens of nickels, dimes, quarters, loonies, and toonies fly
'We love that we’re world-renowned; we love that we’re respected for the products that we make and they are stunningly beautiful and—in circulation coins—useful as well,' says Mint CEO Sandra Hanington. P&I photograph by Sam Garcia

When In…Celina Caesar-Chavannes’s Ottawa condo

  • If time were an affordable commodity for Whitby, Ont. MP and Parliamentary Secretary Celina Caesar-Chavannes, she might someday be inclined to furnish her downtown
FeatureBY MARTHA ILBOUDO | February 8, 2017
Parliamentary Secretary Celina Caesar-Chavannes shows P&I inside her condo, and reveals the less-than-luxurious lifestyle of an MP on the move. P&I photograph by Jake Wright

When In…Celina Caesar-Chavannes’s Ottawa condo

FeatureBY MARTHA ILBOUDO | February 8, 2017
  • If time were an affordable commodity for Whitby, Ont. MP and Parliamentary Secretary Celina Caesar-Chavannes, she might someday be inclined to furnish her downtown

When In…Celina Caesar-Chavannes’s Ottawa condo

FeatureBY MARTHA ILBOUDO | February 8, 2017
  • If time were an affordable commodity for Whitby, Ont. MP and Parliamentary Secretary Celina Caesar-Chavannes, she might someday be inclined to furnish her downtown
Parliamentary Secretary Celina Caesar-Chavannes shows P&I inside her condo, and reveals the less-than-luxurious lifestyle of an MP on the move. P&I photograph by Jake Wright

The crown jewel of prisons: In search of a new purpose

  • The Kingston Penitentiary stands idle and empty; an unlikely marker of time, no longer a guardian of secrets but now a custodian of history.
FeatureBY MARTHA ILBOUDO | October 10, 2016
Photograph courtersy of Phil Harvey

The crown jewel of prisons: In search of a new purpose

FeatureBY MARTHA ILBOUDO | October 10, 2016
  • The Kingston Penitentiary stands idle and empty; an unlikely marker of time, no longer a guardian of secrets but now a custodian of history.

The crown jewel of prisons: In search of a new purpose

FeatureBY MARTHA ILBOUDO | October 10, 2016
  • The Kingston Penitentiary stands idle and empty; an unlikely marker of time, no longer a guardian of secrets but now a custodian of history.
Photograph courtersy of Phil Harvey

When in… the summer edition

  • Yukon Liberal MP Larry Bagnell says he “loves fishing” in the countless lakes and rivers in his Yukon riding. With crystal-clear waters, majestic forests
FeatureBY MARTHA ILBOUDO | July 11, 2016
When in his riding, Seamus O'Regan suggests seeing the beauty of Petty Harbour-Maddox, just south of St. John’s, by soaring high above the ground on North Atlantic Ziplines. P&I photograph courtesy of Seamus O'Regan

When in… the summer edition

FeatureBY MARTHA ILBOUDO | July 11, 2016
  • Yukon Liberal MP Larry Bagnell says he “loves fishing” in the countless lakes and rivers in his Yukon riding. With crystal-clear waters, majestic forests

When in… the summer edition

FeatureBY MARTHA ILBOUDO | July 11, 2016
  • Yukon Liberal MP Larry Bagnell says he “loves fishing” in the countless lakes and rivers in his Yukon riding. With crystal-clear waters, majestic forests
When in his riding, Seamus O'Regan suggests seeing the beauty of Petty Harbour-Maddox, just south of St. John’s, by soaring high above the ground on North Atlantic Ziplines. P&I photograph courtesy of Seamus O'Regan

Canada’s poet laureate gets to work

  • When three-year old George Elliott Clarke awoke from his afternoon nap by the sudden rapture of noise and chaos that was slowly trickling onto
FeatureBY MARTHA ILBOUDO | April 20, 2016
Parliamentary Poet Laureate George Elliott Clarke says he wants parliamentarians to consider the impact poetry has on politics and public policy. Photograph courtesy Library of Parliament

Canada’s poet laureate gets to work

FeatureBY MARTHA ILBOUDO | April 20, 2016
  • When three-year old George Elliott Clarke awoke from his afternoon nap by the sudden rapture of noise and chaos that was slowly trickling onto

Canada’s poet laureate gets to work

FeatureBY MARTHA ILBOUDO | April 20, 2016
  • When three-year old George Elliott Clarke awoke from his afternoon nap by the sudden rapture of noise and chaos that was slowly trickling onto
Parliamentary Poet Laureate George Elliott Clarke says he wants parliamentarians to consider the impact poetry has on politics and public policy. Photograph courtesy Library of Parliament

Be it resolved that the Travers Debates is a must-attend event on the political social calendar

  • When it comes to witnessing a great debate, there is nowhere in Ottawa quite like the House of Commons—freedom of speech at its very
FeatureBY MARTHA ILBOUDO | April 20, 2016
Travers Debates honorary co-chairs former Liberal cabinet minister John Manley and former Conservative cabinet minister and journalist Peter Kent, pictured at the 2013 debate. P&I photograph by Jake Wright

Be it resolved that the Travers Debates is a must-attend event on the political social calendar

FeatureBY MARTHA ILBOUDO | April 20, 2016
  • When it comes to witnessing a great debate, there is nowhere in Ottawa quite like the House of Commons—freedom of speech at its very

Be it resolved that the Travers Debates is a must-attend event on the political social calendar

FeatureBY MARTHA ILBOUDO | April 20, 2016
  • When it comes to witnessing a great debate, there is nowhere in Ottawa quite like the House of Commons—freedom of speech at its very
Travers Debates honorary co-chairs former Liberal cabinet minister John Manley and former Conservative cabinet minister and journalist Peter Kent, pictured at the 2013 debate. P&I photograph by Jake Wright
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