Our research methodology is rooted in classical historical archival practices adapted for the digital age.
1. Primary Sources: Our articles are extensively cross-referenced with primary sources. This includes late 19th-century Canadian newspapers, early legislative documents from the Parliament of Canada, and first-hand diary accounts from prospectors during the Klondike Gold Rush.
2. Archival Partners: We collaborate with local historical societies and provincial museum collections to source authentic, period-accurate photographs and documents.
3. Peer Review: Before publication, our monographs are reviewed by an internal board of historians to ensure factual accuracy and objective tone, avoiding the romanticization of historical figures associated with early gambling houses.