Joseph Quesnel is a writer, policy analyst, and researcher specializing in Indigenous issues, particularly governance and economic development. A graduate of McGill University and Carleton University, his work aims to contribute to the public policy debate surrounding First Nation communities. He has held roles with the Indigenous Resource Network and currently serves as an Online News Editor at the Canadian Mining Journal.
Originally from Northern Ontario and of Quebec Metis heritage, Joseph now resides in Antigonish, Nova Scotia. Outside of his policy work, he is the co-founder of the Nova Scotia Friends of Israel, reflecting a significant personal commitment and interest in international relations and community organizing.
Unique fact: Joseph led the development of Canadas first-ever Property Rights Index, a project that measured property rights protections across all provinces and territories.
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