Hi, I’m Will, currently an undergrad student at Mount Allison in New Brunswick.

If you’re interested in oysters, have a look at this blog post about Vibrio contamination, part of my work in the ECAB Lab. You can find content from my first year in the lab at Geography/ECAB.

If you’re here for the watershed maps, you can find them in the Geography/Maps tab.

Some of the maps were recently featured in this CBC article — "Next Stop Bartibog".

Introducing the Mi’kmaw conjugator! More information and background can be found in the Languages/Mi’kmaw tab.

This educational resource is one that I would find useful, and in sharing it, I hope that it can be for others.

What is this for?

This is supposed to be a repository for all the things that I do and have no place elsewhere for – my ‘corner’ of the internet. Hopefully some of this is helpful and/or interesting!

Projects & Themes

See the navigation menu at the top for a full list of topics. I am deeply interested in geography/the environment, and linguistics. Much of what is on this site falls into one of those categories.

Can I use what’s on here?

Of course! I have provided download links for plenty of PDFs that might be useful in some way or another. If you want to ask me about anything, please use the contact form.

What’s New?

24 Aug, 2024

  • I have identified a new variety of English, Cumberland County English with support from the CCGS

  • I have written the first installment of a series on Vibrio and oysters

  • I have added an antique-style map of the shore between Tidnish and Northport. Please reach out if you would like one

  • I have released the Mi’kmaw conjugator

  • I have added a transit-style map of the Miramichi and Restigouche watersheds — now one of all of New Brunswick! Please reach out if you would like one

Tel-nɨnm:

Na pejili-nɨnm wiki aqq etl-lukwey Sikniktuk Mi’kma’kik, na l’nu’k wmɨtkiwow. Pejili-kjitu Mi’kmaq sa’q tett wikultijik, aqq ula wmɨtkiwow mna’q iknmuetu’ti’wk. Ula wejiaq Wantaqo’tie’l aqq Nitapelutie’l Newtite’tmɨkl ta’n keta’sikɨpnn 1725ek we’kaw 1779ek. Kinu ta’n tett wikulti’kwl na newtite’tmɨkewe’k mimajuinu’k.