Published articles (chronological)

The importance of youth, community and collaboration in the information age (Open Rights Group Zine).

Working to abolish cyberbullying (The Chronicle Herald).

McKenna hopes leadership centre will ‘squeeze the most out of our citizenry’ (The Globe and Mail).

National Geographic honours Muskoka, but uses photo of Collingwood(The Globe and Mail).

Elections officials ‘bound’ to investigate early vote tweets (The Globe and Mail).

Federal immigration policies give Ontario fewer skilled workers, McGuinty says (The Globe and Mail).

Multinational mining company surrenders land rights to area which inspired Group of Seven (The Globe and Mail).

Bob Barker offers to help pay for elephants to be moved from Toronto Zoo (The Globe and Mail).

Arcade Fire, Justin Bieber among Webby Awards noms (The Globe and Mail).

Detective suspended without pay, pending appeal (The Globe and Mail).

Street newspaper takes hard hit  (Honours project, King’s Journalism Review).

Benefits of $500 million convention centre still unclear (The Dalhousie Gazette).

Dallaire praises Dal for innovation (The Dalhousie Gazette).

Global movement kicks off at Dal (The Dalhousie Gazette).

Gottingen project moves forward despite lack of funding (The Dalhousie Gazette).

Anti-choice demo gives religion a bad name, says minister (The Dalhousie Gazette).

Student groups frustrated by O’Neill report (The Dalhousie Gazette).

Student groups fear copyright crackdown (The Dalhousie Gazette).

Dal fights fire (The Dalhousie Gazette).

Pro-life debate heats up at SMU (The Dalhousie Gazette).

Anti-prorogation rally draws hundreds (The Dalhousie Gazette).

Former Afghan MP calls to end war (The Dalhousie Gazette).

MHA wants to grow beyond hockey (The Burnside News).

Acadian Seaplants recognized for work with disabled (The Burnside News).