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2009
Fisher, T. G., Waterson N., Lowell T. V., & Hajdas I. (2009).  Deglaciation ages and meltwater routing in the Fort McMurray region, northeastern Alberta and northwestern Saskatchewan, Canada. 28(17-18), 1608-1624.
2007
Fisher, T. G. (2007).  Abandonment chronology of glacial Lake Agassiz's Northwestern outlet. 246(1), 31-44.
2006
Fisher, T. G., Lowell T. V., & Loope H. M. (2006).  Comment on " Alternative routing of Lake Agassiz overflow during the Younger Dryas : new dates, paleotopography, a re-evaluation" by Teller et al (2005). 25(9-10), 1137-1141.
2004
Lowell, T. V., Fisher T. G., Waterson N. J., & Glover K. C. (2004).  Deglaciation of the Fort McMurray, Alberta, area : is it later than we think?. Vol. 36, No. 5, p. 498.
2002
Fisher, T. G., Smith D. G., & Andrews J. T. (2002).  Preboreal oscillation caused by a glacial Lake Agassiz flood. 21(8-9), 873-878.
1998
Fisher, T. G., & Souch C. (1998).  Northwest outlet channels of Lake Agassiz, isostatic tilting and a migrating continental drainage divide, Saskatchewan. 25, 57-73.
1996
Fisher, T. G. (1996).  Sand-wedge and ventifact indicators in North-West Saskatchewan, 11 ka to 9.9 ka BP. 7(4), 391-408.
1995
Fisher, T. G., Jol H. M., & Smith D. G. (1995).  Ground-penetrating radar used to assess aggregate in catastrophic flood deposits, northeast Alberta, Canada. 32, 871-879.

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