published articles

INVESTIGATIONS + DATA

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Global News (July 3, 2020) — Many Saskatchewan First Nations residents are travelling to get coronavirus treatment

Saskatoon StarPhoenix (July 3, 2020) — Report finds 28 Sask. First Nations more than 50 km away from COVID-19 care facility

Star Calgary (Nov. 4, 2019) — Tainted Water — It would cost just $11 million for Calgary to replace all its public lead service lines. So why hasn't the city acted?

Global News (Nov. 4, 2019) — Tainted Water — Calgary doesn't know how many lead pipes that could make the water unsafe

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MULTIMEDIA + NEWS

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The Reflector (June 24, 2020) — 'The silence is unnerving': MRU community members call for action against systemic racism on campus

Bad Blood website (June 11, 2020) — Bad Blood: Breaking down Canadian Blood Services' donation restrictions for sexually active gay men

Calgary Journal (Feb. 27, 2020) — Decolonizing mental health: The importance of an oppression-focused mental health system

Calgary Journal (Nov.  12, 2019) — Preserving mother tongues: Why children of immigrants are losing their languages

Calgary Journal (Nov. 24, 2018) — Why Indigenous youth in Calgary are helping others reconnect to their culture at Diamond Willow Youth Lodge

Calgary Journal (Nov. 19, 2018) — How a hindering premenstrual disorder, PMDD, is a 'monthly hell' for Canadian women

Calgary Journal (Sept. 24, 2018) — HIV in Indigenous women: Underlying causes and unsuccessful resources

CBC News (May 12, 2018) — Calgary lacks resources for Indigenous history and culture for new Canadians

Calgary Journal (Feb. 28, 2017) — Tania Bruguera has gone from artist, to prisoner, and back again

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VIDEO

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Calgary Journal (April 15, 2019) — How Nadia El-Dib's murder is  inspiring hope, one year later

Calgary Journal (March 27, 2019) — The Female Lens makes room for women-led art in Calgary

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PODCAST + AUDIO

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Calgary Journal (Oct. 18, 2018) — How these Alberta fathers tackled their postpartum depression

Calgary Journal (Dec. 5, 2018) — How the New Central Library is keeping their patrons safe from drug overdoses

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