Her career in Canada started at "Corriere Canadese", the Italian newspaper based in Toronto, where she worked for two years. Then, she joined the team at "Omni Television", as a News Anchor and a reporter for the Italian News; in her long experience at Omni, she was also the On-Air Host and Producer of the daily program Pomeriggio Italiano. For many years, Daniela was also the Canada News coordinator for the Italian Press Agency ANSA and a free-lancer for the daily Italian newspaper "Il Manifesto", as well as several magazines, like "Marie Claire", "Amica", "La rivista del cinematografo", and "Grazia". In 2013, with the Canadian-Italian musician Daniela Nardi, she organized ORA: Culture-Canada-Italy-Now, which included a Speakers Circle about immigration identity, culture in Toronto, how the Italian community is changing in the digital era, and therefore how to find new ways to interest and connect the new Italian immigrants and the future generations. In 2001 she organized a focus on the Italian Canadian cinema, bringing three films done by Paul Tana, Tony Nardi and Bruno Ramirez and the three people mentioned at the Sulmona International Film Festival, in Italy.