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An abridged portfolio of work across various media outlets.

The Canadian Press​

​Most independent investigators probing alleged police misconduct in Canada are white, former officers
JUNE 19, 2020

Pandemic’s effects on students verging on ‘generational catastrophe,’ educators warn
​MAY 27, 2021

Police shootings in 2020: The effect on officers and those they are sworn to protect
DEC. 21, 2020

Nearly half of youth incarcerated nationwide are Indigenous
JUNE 24, 2018

Fashion mogul Peter Nygard applies to Supreme Court to appeal bail decision
MAY 19, 2021

‘Her voice was stolen’ — Tina Fontaine’s family looks for answers after Raymond Cormier acquittal
MARCH 7, 2018

'Valley of darkness:' Broncos' pastor recalls screams of dying after bus crash
APR 8, 2018

'He took my heart': Colten Boushie's father Pete remembers a kind son
February 15, 2018

​VICE News ​

Why Indigenous Women Are Canada’s Fastest Growing Prison Population
​Feb 2016

How an Indigenous Neighbourhood Patrol Is Fighting Overdoses in Winnipeg
April 2017

What It Was Like Being a Test Subject in Saskatchewan's LSD Experiments
March 2016

Two Kids Died in a House Fire on a Reserve as Firefighters Stayed Put Over a $3,300 Unpaid Bill
​Feb 2015

Financial Post

​First Nations take to designing their own apps to preserve their languages and cultures
April 2017

CBC News

Without screening or supports, offenders with FASD face revolving door of justice
Mar 19, 2018

'Very little is actually being done': Corrections Canada funded just 7 FASD assessments last year
Oct. 28, 2017

Bank robbers, labour leaders and political prisoners: 140 years of history at Stony Mountain Institution
August 2017

'Justice delayed is justice denied': Fewer than half of refugee claims being heard on time
June 2017

Aaron Driver: Troubled childhood, ISIS supporter, terror threat suspect
August 2016

Manitoba's Sayisi Dene: Forced relocation, racism, survival
August 2016

Sheldon McKay, David Tavares inquest report highlights gang power in prisons
June 2016

TVO 

From rehabilitation to retribution: the shifting landscape of Canadian incarceration
Nov. 2016

PANELIST: ​The state of Canada’s prisons: Does our system strike the right balance between punishment and rehabilitation? 
Nov. 2016

Suicide in solitary confinement
Nov. 2016

How a bracelet is helping first responders understand fetal alcohol spectrum disorder
Jan. 2017

News Talk Radio CKOM/CJME

Journey of Indigenous Gender Identity
Nov 2014

'We cannot forget our past': Survivor returns to Sask. residential school
April 2015

Bangkok Post

Out of the meat trade and into agony
Oct 2012

Portraits from the fringes: 'Portrait of Myanmar" is an exhibition showcasing two of Myanmar's top artists ​
Dec 2012

Cool As Ice - Professional hockey player Johnny Oduya was pleasantly surprised to find a training venue in Bangkok 
Nov 2012

When worlds collide: A new film explores human frailties as people from different countries cross paths in Pattaya
Oct 2012