A closer look into the lives of five families who have chosen to forgo traditional public schooling in favour of learning at home.

An interview with multidisciplinary artist and UVic professor Paul Walde as part of the Awi'nakola: Tree of Life series.

An interview with Dr. Suzanne Simard, as part of the Awi'nakola: Tree of Life Project series.

Meet the folks behind the Awi’nakola: Tree of Life, a project that aims to heal the planet, heal the people, and change culture.

Interview with Adrianna Tulissi of Ash Rifillery + Co. for my work with Ecologyst.

Meet Jaclyn Patterson, sustainable personal wardrobe stylist and founder of Shopwise, a one-stop shop for sustainable & ethical fashion.

Meet the Salt Spring "gaggle" of Raging Grannies—a group of elderly women who are the embodiment of breaking gender and age stereotypes.

Second Life is a re-sale platform for the clothing brand Ecologyst.

These couples are entrepreneurs extraordinaire—managing not only their relationships but multiple businesses!

BOOK REVIEW FOR VANCOUVER ISLAND UNIVERSITY “I felt as though I was a part of an endangered species. I still do,” writes Billy-Ray...

INTERVIEW FOR PORTAL MAGAZINE In March, I had the pleasure of chatting with Portal's Nonfiction Editor and student writer, Joe Enns, for...

In recent years, international freighter ships anchored in the Salish Sea have become a blight on the marine ecosystem & surrounding waters.

This new innovative approach is breaking the stigma around mental health & it involves three things: community, connection, and ketamine.

Among the many aspects of life that the COVID-19 pandemic will change forever, the way we spend our money seems to be one of them.

Here are the key takeaways from the BC government's report, "A New Future for Old Forests," according to key players.

Part of an investigative series for South Hams Newspapers in Devon, England.

Meet Gary Jolliffe, founder of Till the Coast is Clear—an initiative that works to clear the south Devon shoreline of rubbish for good.

An interview I conducted for my Publishing 201 course at Okanagan College in 2015.

A review of four short stories from Journey Prize 2014 as assigned for my ENGL. 230 class at Okanagan College.