Selected Work

A selection of publications and research experience that illustrates my work with historical evidence, critical analysis and clear writing. Additional examples can be shared where permissions allow.

Historical Investigation and Canadian Studies

Doctoral research — Robinson Huron Treaty annuities and Restoule. A comparative examination of newspaper coverage, informed by archival investigation and the history of treaty administration. Dissertation submitted for examination in 2026.

“(Re)negotiating treaties: Navigating within and between settler–Anishinaabe legal landscapes.” Canada Watch, Spring 2023. Read the publication.

“Canadian Rangers: Community, Autonomy, and Sovereignty.” Journal of Australian, Canadian, and Aotearoa New Zealand Studies 1, no. 2 (2021): 8–40. Read the article.

Journalism and Editorial Research

“Journalism Education and Call to Action 86: Exploring Conciliatory and Collaborative Methods of Research-Creation with Indigenous Communities.” Co-authored with Aphrodite Salas, Facts & Friction (2021). Read the publication.

Master’s thesis — “Towards Reconciliation: The White Saviour Trope in Canadian Newspaper Coverage of Grassy Narrows First Nation between 1977 and 2019.” Concordia University. Historical news research and critical media analysis.

A full curriculum vitae and additional writing samples are available on request.