 In recent years, "Canadian Literature" has published special issues on topics such as Indigenous literature, Asian Canadian critique, the literature of Vancouver, global perspectives on Canadian literature, as well as issues supporting the work of emerging scholarship and graduate students.Moss's work as editor has sought "to ensure that the journal continues to be vital to a wide readership," keeping in "Canadian Literature"'s tradition of critical eclecticism while emphasizing the "social utility" of Canadian literary criticism and the "journal as a space to speak freely, debate passionately, think safely, question vigorously, argue vehemently, and express contentious opinion.