March 2019

Dalhousie experts available to speak about federal politics, a controversial new law in Quebec, food insecurity in the North and solitary confinement in prisons, and the legality of street checks.

Dalhousie experts available to speak about federal politics, a controversial new law in Quebec, food insecurity in the North and solitary confinement in prisons, and the legality of street checks.

Dalhousie experts available to speak about Halifax’s Burger Week, the provincial election in P.E.I., federal politics, Canada’s carbon tax, and preparing soil for planting season.

Dalhousie experts available to speak about the measles outbreak in New York, the 2019 Nova Scotia provincial budget, the possibility of an overdose prevention centre in Atlantic Canada, the humanitarian crisis in Mozambique, and a possible link between social media use and mental illness.

Dalhousie experts available to speak a connection between social media and mental illness, the Nova Scotia 2019 budget, the Muller Report, and the impact of Canada-China relations on Canadian canola farmers.

Dalhousie experts available to speak on ‘dad rock,’ the Mueller Report, Nova Scotia’s 2019 budget, income inequality, green business decisions, energy efficiency, upcoming closure of parts of Quinpool Road, and mental health.

Dalhousie experts available to speak on the lobster fishery in Atlantic Canada, New Zealand’s banning of assault rifles, the Alberta provincial election, the Federal budget, and political unrest in Venezuela.

Dalhousie experts available to speak on Brexit, Lyme disease, political drama in Ottawa, and violence in elementary school classrooms.