Journalism

A BC Coastal Village Embraced Natural Gas. Can It Outrace the Consequences? The Walrus Mar 10, 2026
Alberta knew measles was harming pregnant patients — but stayed silent. The Walrus Feb 10, 2026
Vanuatu communities move to protect taro, an ancestral climate-resilient crop. Mongabay. Jan 26, 2026
How Alberta Became the Epicentre of the Measles Outbreak. The Walrus Oct 6, 2025
- Follow-up interview with Ben O’Hara-Byrne
Need a Knee Replacement? You Can Get it at the Mall The Walrus Mar 12, 2025
Beyond Her Horizons: Listening to the Women of Tallurutik. Canadian Geographic Dec 20, 2024
On Shoreline Disasters Fast and Slow. The Independent Oct 22, 2024
Why Can’t You Get a Family Doctor? Alberta’s Crisis in Family Medicine. Alberta Views October 2024. (Reprinted in The Walrus October 2024)
The Politics of Wild. Canadian Geographic Sept/Oct 2024, Volume 144, No. 5 pp. 30-39.
Antibiotics May Soon Become Useless. The Walrus published online Mar 18, 2024
McCallum, N.L., an outport caught between staying and going. Canadian Geographic Oct 10, 2023
Swept by the Sea: Channel-Port aux Basques One Year after Fiona. Audio documentary for berrygrounds podcast Sept 23, 2023
A mountain of medical waste: What should we do about it? Alberta Views March 2023.
The Alberta agriculture sector responds to Ottawa’s call to reduce nitrous oxide emissions by 20%. CBC Eyeopener Jan 2, 2023. (No link available.)
Medicine vs. Journalism? Navigating the tension between two fields. Healthy Debate Aug 16, 2022
First came the cancer diagnosis, and then more bad news — possible infertility. Toronto Star July 25, 2022
Cow burps targeted as researchers look at ways to reduce methane emissions. cbc.ca July 20, 2022
Alberta set to make companies pay up on plastics. The Sprawl. May 7, 2022
Bake for Ukraine. Think Global Health May 5, 2022
Agricultural carbon offsets. CBC Calgary’s The Eyeopener May 4, 2022
“What happens if you buy a carbon credit?” News Decoder April 22, 2022
Federal funding for greenhouse gas emissions reduction in agriculture. CBC Calgary’s The Eyeopener April 13, 2022
“Farming for Carbon.” The Toronto Star April 2, 2022
https://www.thestar.com/news/canada/2022/02/27/not-resting-in-peace-graves-tumble-into-the-sea-as-coastal-erosion-plagues-newfoundland.html The Toronto Star Feb 27, 2022
“Pushing for Polluter Pays Legislation in the Golden State.” https://www.earthisland.org/journal/index.php/articles/entry/polluter-pays-legislation-golden-state The Earth Island Journal Feb 15, 2022
“Public-health doctors have never been needed more — but the strain and burdens have never been clearer.” https://www.thestar.com/news/insight/2022/01/15/public-health-doctors-have-never-been-needed-more-but-the-strain-and-burdens-have-never-been-clearer.html The Toronto Star Jan 15, 2022
“Fear of losing freedom common thread behind vaccine hesitancy, cross-cultural survey finds.” https://healthydebate.ca/2021/12/topic/fear-freedom-vaccine-hesitancy/ Healthy Debate Dec 21, 2021
“Moral injury: An emerging legal field spurred by the pandemic?” Healthy Debate https://healthydebate.ca/2021/11/topic/moral-injury-legal-field-pandemic/
“Canada doesn’t know how bad its doctor shortage is, let alone how to fix it.” National Post Oct 20, 2021 https://nationalpost.com/news/canada/canada-doesnt-know-how-bad-its-doctor-shortage-is-let-alone-how-to-fix-it
“25+3” 21:00 radio documentary aired on CBC Radio’s Atlantic Voice Oct 17, 2020 https://www.cbc.ca/listen/live-radio/1-3-atlantic-voice/clip/15803689-atlantic-voice-25-3
“So Now What?” A series of radio interviews for CBC NL’s Weekend AM on what NL has to hang onto post-pandemic.
- - Part 1: Photojournalist Greg Locke. 12:42 Interview aired on CBC Radio’s Week-end AM Feb 7, 2021 https://www.cbc.ca/listen/live-radio/1-72-weekend-am/clip/15831157-so-now-what-part-1-photojournalist-greg-locke
  - Part 2: Tessier Park Neighbourhood Association’s Danielle Douglas. 13:11 Interview aired on CBC Radio’s Week-end AM Feb 14, 2021 https://www.cbc.ca/listen/live-radio/1-72-weekend-am/clip/15831156-so-now-what-part-2-tessier-park-neighourhood
  - Part 3: Restaurateur Todd Perrin. 12:34 Interview aired on CBC Radio’s Week-end AM Feb 21, 2021 https://www.cbc.ca/listen/live-radio/1-72-weekend-am/clip/15831159-so-now-what-part-3-restaurateur-todd-perrin
  - “Part 4: Creator of Guide to the Good, Kim Todd. 9:27 Interview aired on CBC Radio’s Week-end AM Feb 28, 2021 https://www.cbc.ca/listen/live-radio/1-72-weekend-am/clip/15831161-so-now-what-part-4-creator-guide-good
  - “Part 5: Artist Pam Hall. 13:21 Interview aired on CBC Radio’s Week-end AM Mar 7, 2021 https://www.cbc.ca/listen/live-radio/1-72-weekend-am/clip/15831162-so-now-what-part-5-artist-pam-hall

“Contrary Mary.” Reprinted in Herizons 2018 31(3): 73-78.
“Can We Cure Hospital Food?” Reader’s Digest https://www.readersdigest.ca/culture/can-we-cure-hospital-food/