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2018
Ryan, C. J., Cooke M. J., Kirkpatrick S. I., Leatherdale S. T., and Wilk P. (2018).  The correlates of physical activity among adult Métis. Ethnicity and Health, 23 (6), 629-648. Abstract
2017
Bhawra, J., Cooke M. J., Guo Y., and Wilk P. (2017).  The association of household food security, household characteristics and school environment with obesity status among off-reserve First Nations and Métis children and youth in Canada: results from the 2012 Aboriginal Peoples Survey. Health Promotion and Chronic Disease Prevention in Canada: Research, Policy and Practice, 37 (3), 77-86. Abstract
2016
Ryan, C. J., Leatherdale S. T., and Cooke M. J. (2016).  A cross-sectional examination of the correlates of current smoking among off-reserve First Nations and Métis adults: Evidence from the 2012 Aboriginal Peoples Survey. Addictive Behaviors, 54, 75-81. Abstract
Ryan, C. J., Cooke M. J., and Leatherdale S. T. (2016).  Factors associated with heavy drinking among off-reserve First Nations and Métis youth and adults: Evidence from the 2012 Canadian Aboriginal Peoples Survey. Preventive Medicine, 87, 95-102., June Abstract
2015
Bhawra, J., Cooke M. J., Hanning R., Wilk P., and Gonneville S. L. H. (2015).  Community perspectives on food insecurity and obesity: Focus groups with caregivers of Métis and off-reserve First Nations children. International Journal for Equity in Health, 14 (96), 1-10., October Abstract
Ryan, C. J., Cooke M. J., Leatherdale S. T., Kirkpatrick S. I., and Wilk P. (2015).  The correlates of current smoking among adult Métis: Evidence from the Aboriginal Peoples Survey and Métis supplement. Canadian Journal of Public Health, 106 (5), 271-276. Abstract
2013
Cooke, M. J., and O'Sullivan E. (2013).  The effects of migration on the First Nations and Inuit Community Well-Being Index.
Cooke, M. J., Wilk P., Paul K. W., and Gonneville S. L. H. (2013).  Predictors of obesity among Métis children: Socio-economic, behavioural and cultural factors. Canadian Journal of Public Health, 104 (4), 298-303. Abstract
Cooke, M. J., Woodhall J., and McWhirter J. (2013).  The social and health service needs of aboriginal peoples in smaller urban centers in Southern Ontario: a synthesis paper for service agencies. Population Change and Lifecourse Strategic Knowledge Cluster Discussion Paper Series, 1 (2013-01), , MarchLondon, ON: University of Western Ontario. Abstract
2012
Gaudet, S., Cooke M. J., and Jacob J. (2012).  Analyzing Canadian women working after childbirth as lifecourse transition. Research Brief, , DecemberLondon, ON: Population Change and Lifecourse Strategic Knowledge Cluster. Abstract
2011
Cooke, M. J., and McWhirter J. (2011).  Public policy and Aboriginal peoples in Canada: taking a lifecourse perspective. Canadian Public Policy, 37 (s1), 15-31. Abstract
Gaudet, S., Cooke M. J., and Jacob J. (2011).  Returning to work after childbirth: widening inequalities in women's life courses. Canadian Review of Sociology, 48 (2), 153-180. Abstract
2009
Cooke, M. J., Anthony K.., McWhirter J.., and Lesar D.. (2009).  Assessing the needs of Aboriginal people in the Kitchener, Waterloo, and Cambridge areas. Kitchener, ON: Anishnabeg Outreach.
Cooke, M. J. (2009).  Taking a life course perspective on social assistance use in Canada. Canadian Issues, 34 (2), 5-10. Abstract
Cooke, M. J. (2009).  A welfare trap? The duration and dynamics of social assistance use among lone mothers in Canada. Canadian Review of Sociology, 46 (3), 179-206.: Blackwell Publishing Inc. Abstract
2008
Cooke, M. J., McWhirter J.., and Lesar D.. (2008).  Aboriginal inequality and the life course. : Strategic Policy Research Directorate, Human Resources and Social Development Canada.
Cooke, M. J., and Gazso A. (2008).  Taking a life course perspective on social assistance use in Canada: A different approach. Canadian Journal of Sociology, 34 (2), 349-372. Abstract
2004
Cooke, M. J. (2004).  Social assistance and female lone parents: An analysis of durations and transitions. London, ON: University of Western Ontario.