Sleuthsayers Articles
July 13, 2025: Normal and Enjoyable
June 8, 2025: Medicine Needs to Embrace a New Bedfellow: The Law
May 11, 2025: History, Language and Crimes
April 13, 2025: A Tragedy.
March 9, 2025: Give Me A Reliable Narrator, Please.
February 9, 2025: 2025: Reshaping the literature of our time.
January 12, 2025: The Year of The Bizarre Legal Questions
December 8, 2024: A Good News Story of a Cigar, a War Won and Priceless Stolen Art Returned
November 10, 2024: Grim Reaper: An Ode to Editors
October 13, 2024: If This Was Your Daughter: The Tragedy of #MMIW
September 8, 2024: Crime Fiction has a new role: Preventing Patients from getting Healthcare.
July 14, 2024: The Anatomy of Childhood Sexual Abuse: A tragic lesson from Alice Munro's daughter
June 9, 2024: Punishment For the Rich and Powerful: How Do we Stop Them?
May 12, 2024: The Female Detective
April 14, 2024: Kinsey Millhone: a fantasy character with fantasies
March 10, 2024: Why Backstories Matter Today More Than Ever
February 11, 2024: Why Y: Connecting chromosomes and surnames
January 14, 2024: Hate is as old as man and doubtless as durable
December 10, 2023: Peace and Order
November 12, 2023: October 7th
October 8, 2023: On Our Streets
September 10, 2023: Grift, Misinformation and the Long Arm of the Law
August 13, 2023: Fodder for Great Crime Stories: Amateur scuba divers
July 9, 2023: Synopsis and Poisons
June 11, 2023: The Last 300 words: A Query Letter
May 14, 2023: To Mask or not to Mask, that is the Question: Spoiler alert, those who mask may not be criminals.
April 9, 2032: Koalas and Crime Scenes
March 12, 2023: Art theft: Churchill and Zelensky
February 12, 2023: Lost puppies and the consequences of silence
December 11, 2022: Justice delayed but not denied: Investigative genetic genealogy
November 1, 2022: What happens in Gatineau doesn't stay in Gatineau
September 11, 2022: Medicine and Mysteries: Justice Served
August 14, 2022: Fingerprints: Not So Elementary
July 10, 2022: Crime with no punishment: Public Health
May 8, 2022: COVID-19 Mystery: Based on a True Story
April 10, 2022: The Fog
March 13, 2022: The Power of Ukraine
February 13, 2022: Ottawa Protest: It’s not what it seems
January 09, 2022: Writing Mysteries in the Age of COVID-19
December 12, 2021: The Perplexing Patterns of Antisemitism
November 14, 2021: Fear and Silence
October 10, 2021: 1977
August 8, 2021: Chasing Healthcare Workers Off Twitter: Who are these people?
July 11, 2021: Dr. Kona Williams on Investigating Residential School Gravesites: It's Complicated.
June 13, 2021: Dr. Josh Trebach and his Tox Murder Mysteries
May 9, 2021: Drugs, rugs, and dogs
April 11, 2021: Anti-Asian hate crimes
March 14, 2021: COVID-19: Lessons learned and justice are not the same
February 14, 2021: The Pandemic: Babies and Stories
January 10, 2021: B2020 and A2020: How 2020 has influenced what we want to read and what we will write.
September 13, 2020: Wearing Masks During COVID19: How Neuroscience Can Help Us.
August 9, 2020: Nipping it in the bud because old men cry.
July 12, 2020: Writers: Get Thee on Twitter
June 14, 2020: Please Don't Upset Racially Mixed Children
May 10, 2020: COVID19 in America versus Canada
April 12, 2020: Surviving COVID19
March 8, 2020: Coronavirus COVID-19: The Heroes and the Culprits
February 9, 2020: Another world: Writing a Mystery Book
January 12, 2020: Airbnbs, Gangs and Pimps.
December 8, 2019: Maple Syrup Heist eh?
November 10, 2019: Phyllis
September 8, 2019: Mental Illness Is Not a Political Football
August 11, 2019: Canada responds to the U.S. on mass exportation of our drugs: Sorry.
July 14, 2019: Undercover: Covert Work of Consular Officials
June 9, 2019: How Long Does Grief Last?
May 12, 2019: Epigenetics and Elephants
April 22, 2019: DNA Testing for Crimes by Twins
February 10, 2019: The New Playground of Criminals: Sexting and Phishing.
January 13, 2019: Nurse burnout: Maitre d' or Sentinel?
December 9, 2018: Part Two: Physician Burn Out and Suicide - The Road She Forged.
November 11, 2018: Part 1: Physician Burn Out and Suicide – The Road they Travel.
October 28, 2018: Hell hath no fury...
October 14, 2018: The High Passion of a Woman: Men Are Victims Too
October 7, 2018: Talking Turkey
September 21, 2018: My Father Died Today
August 12, 2018: He Had Plans for Her (Part One)
June 17, 2018: Someone Else's Nightmare
April 8, 2018: Hell hath no fury...
February 11, 2018: A Voice for the Dead
January 7, 2018: Radiology and Murder
November 12, 2017: Breathing
October 8, 2017: Hospitals and Murder in One Step or Two
September 10, 2017: Murder, Magnets and Hacks.