May 2019

Dalhousie University experts available to speak on Canada’s garbage dispute with Philippines, the health risks of ultra-processed food, federal politics, and the Toronto Raptors surging popularity.

Dalhousie University experts available to speak on federal politics, nation-wide excitement over the Toronto Raptors, World Hunger Day, marine heatwaves and the impact of extreme weather on government policies.

Dalhousie University experts available to speak on federal politics, marine protected areas, nation-wide excitement over the Toronto Raptors, future of the mainland moose, the financial costs of drive-thru idling, and food-delivery apps.

Dalhousie University experts available to speak on post-trauma treatment, Theresa May’s resignation, and the health impacts of fat shaming.

Dalhousie University experts available to speak on the population of Atlantic whitefish, Ipsos polls on racism in Canada, the Memorial Cup’s impact on young athletes, and a new study connecting poor diets to cancer.

Dalhousie University experts available to speak on plastic in our oceans, human rights, the U.S.-China trade war, a whooping cough outbreak in New Brunswick, and political issues in Atlantic Canada.

Dalhousie University experts available to speak on the Game of Thrones series finale, the importance of vaccinations, the dispute between Canada and Philippines over garbage, accusations of elections act violations and the federal carbon tax.

Dalhousie University experts available to speak on the lawsuit faced by Canadian drug makers, a connection between consumerism and poor health, a Dalhousie researcher honoured with a Canadian Senate Medal, Dal grad students winning prestigious scholarships, and the provincial election in Newfoundland and Labrador.

Dalhousie University experts available to speak on the U.S.-China trade war, great white sharks off the coast of Nova Scotia, climate change and the upcoming federal election.

Dalhousie University experts available to speak on climate change, federal politics, breakthroughs in battery technology, the U.S.-China trade war, and Julian Assange.