Camille Joyce Lisay

Camille Joyce Lisay

Canadian Occupational Safety

Camille Joyce Lisay

freelance news writer

6 years experience

Camille's specialty topics

OHS enforcement regulatory compliance construction and infrastructure safety

Camille Joyce Lisay is a Filipino writer and freelance news contributor for Key Media. Since 2024, she has covered global insurance and financial services news: cyber risk, M&A, leadership moves, and market trends across the US, UK, Canada, and Asia-Pacific.

Camille's ASEAN honours include first runner-up at the 2019 ASEAN Writing Competition and the 2020 ASEAN Youth Social Journalism award. As a 2021 eMpowering Youths Across ASEAN fellow, she served as Project Controller for a livelihood project in northern Philippines, presented outcomes in Lombok, Indonesia (2022), and returned as an eYAA Cohort 4 alumna in Bangkok (2024).

Camille has won national poetry slams and writing competitions, held fellowships at local writing workshops, and served as President of the National Editors' Guild of the Philippines (2013).

How I think about writing for this industry…

“I turn dense press releases and regulatory filings into something a reader can actually use. I like that puzzle, figuring out what a story is really about before I let myself write a word of it”

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Insurance Business

Featured content from Camille

Nova Scotia WCB cuts average employer assessment rate by 15% Ontario sheet metal firm fined $50k after worker critically injured

Previous experience

  • Key Media — freelance news writer

Education

  • Bachelor of Arts in Education Studies, University of the Philippines

Read the latest stories by Camille

Québec kicks off road worker safety week with province-wide campaign

Drivers across Québec are being urged to slow down and stay alert in construction zones during National Road Workers Safety Awareness Week 2026

Québec kicks off road worker safety week with province-wide campaign

Ontario sheet metal firm fined $50k after worker critically injured

Triway Sheet Metal penalized over unguarded brake press injury

Ontario sheet metal firm fined $50k after worker critically injured

Nova Scotia WCB cuts average employer assessment rate by 15%

Workers’ compensation rate lowered for first time in a generation, with Nova Scotia employers set to benefit from reduced costs and expanded worker benefits

Nova Scotia WCB cuts average employer assessment rate by 15%