Pair of hands holding a ball of unshaped clay.

My goal is to write text that is clear, accurate and a pleasure to read.

How I write

Research. I learn as much as I can about the topic, through interviews or documentation, as needed.

Writing. I propose an outline, prepare a draft, address comments and submit final text for approval and layout.

Project management. Along the way, I meet with my clients, coordinate content reviews and share regular project updates.

What I write

Who I write for

  • reports

  • standards and guidelines

  • policies and procedures

  • case studies

  • articles

  • strategies and plans

  • speeches and presentations

Stack of writing and editing books including style guides, a dictionary, and a design guide.

  • promotional materials

  • conference materials

  • member communications

  • newsletters

  • web content

  • editorial style guides

  • health organizations

  • environmental organizations

  • national non-profits, professional associations and foundations

  • universities and colleges

  • federal departments and agencies (Government of Canada ProServices supply arrangement, Stream 10)

  • provincial, territorial and municipal governments

Sample writing projects

Many of my writing projects are confidential internal documents, but here are a few that are out in the world that I’m happy to share.

Canadian Blood Services: Philanthropy Report 2024–2025

This annual report highlights how financial gifts supported Canadian Blood Services’ lifesaving programs and research and innovation activities.

Low Carbon Cities Canada: Powering Progress — An LC3 Centre Leads the Charge on EV Infrastructure

This blog post shows how a local centre in the Low Carbon Cities Canada network is helping expand electric-vehicle infrastructure in the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area.

Globe and Mail: In Praise of the Small Halls That Keep Communities Together

I wrote this essay about my favourite small hall — the Lions Hall in Bryson, Western Quebec.

Illustration by Catherine Chan

Fictional representation of neurons.

Read about my projects in the health sector

Lime green leaves in a tropical forest.

Read about my projects in the environmental sector

We truly appreciate all of your support with the development of this document, not to mention the number of reports and supporting documentation that you had to review, analyze and summarize! It’s been an absolute pleasure working with you on this initiative, and we’re looking forward to future opportunities to collaborate!

Trista Lynch-Black, Former Director, Granting, Canadian Medical Association Foundation