Please find below suggested Dalhousie University experts on current topics of regional, provincial, national and international interest for Friday, January 4, 2019.
Financial inequality on the rise
Dalhousie Expert: Dr. Lars Osberg, Professor, Department of Economics.
Research Specialties: Labour economics, income and wealth distribution.
Contact: lars.osberg@dal.ca and 902-579-9486.
New year brings new resolutions for diet, lifestyle and healthy living
Dalhousie Expert: Dr. Leah Cahill, Howard Webster Department of Medicine Research Chair, Assistant professor, Faculty of Medicine.
Research Specialties: Nutrition, dietetics, dietary and genetic origins of cardiovascular disease, nutritional sciences, gene-environment interactions, eating habits including the timing and frequency of eating.
Contact: leah.cahill@dal.ca.
Enforcement powers of Ontario SPCA struck down – could Nova Scotia see same result?
Dalhousie Expert: Dr. Wayne MacKay,Professor Emeritus of Law, Schulich School of Law.
Research Specialties: Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, Constitutional law-comparative, cyberbullying, education law, human rights, humanitarian law, public policy analysis, public law.
Contact: wayne.mackay@dal.ca and 902-483-7810.
Protection of prisoner’s rights under scrutiny
Dalhousie Expert: Dr. Adelina Iftene, Assistant Professor of Law, Schulich School of Law, Health Law Institute.
Research specialties: Prison law and prisoners’ rights, criminal law and criminal justice, sentencing, evidence, charter rights.
Contact: aiftene@dal.ca
Recent News
- Federal Budget
- Violent extremist groups, youth and cyber security, Halloween scares, and daylight savings time
- World Occupational Therapy Day
- Whale Sanctuary approved in NS
- Canadian Tire Data breach and cyber security
- Carney‑Trump meeting, ceasefire talks, protests/national guard deployment, and lice and pinworm treatment
- Ottawa denies Marineland request to export remaining beluga whales to China
- Dalhousie University has experts who can speak on the impacts of drought on blueberry crops, the Trump‑Putin summit, and the Global Plastics Treaty