John Smol (Biology) comments extensively including in the National Post, Ottawa Citizen, Montreal Gazette, Calgary Herald, Edmonton Journal, Vancouver Sun and Victoria Times-Colonist about a record of the Arctic’s past published by a European and U.S. research team in the journal, Nature.
Tom Axwothy’s (Policy Studies) opinion piece about Canada’s responsibility to its youth is featured in the Toronto Star.
Rob Brison (Emergency Medicine) discusses in the Regina Leader-Post and Prince Albert Daily Herald findings from his co-authored report about children and farm injuries that was published in the Canadian Medical Association Journal. The report is also highlighted on CBC News and Current Affairs.
Cathy Vakil’s (Family Medicine) letter confirming the link between pesticides and human illness appears in the London Free Press.
Kathy Brock (Political Studies) comments in the Kingston Whig-Standard about electoral reform in Ontario. 
Doug Bland (Policy Studies) comments in Maclean’s magazine about the need for increased people power in the Canadian Armed Forces.

Ken Wong (Business) comments in the Globe and Mail about Cineplex's latest marketing strategy designed to increase numbers at the box office.
Professor emeritus Ned Franks (Political Studies) comments in the Globe and Mail about partisan politics and the public sector.
Anita Anand (Law) and Steven Salterio (Business) comment about the collapse of Enron in the Toronto Star.
Lew Johnson (Business) comments in the Toronto Star about meteorology graduates working in finance.
Doug Bland (Policy Studies) discusses Canada's mission to Afghanistan on CPAC.

Ken Wong (Business) comments in the National Post about social advertising.
Peter Chin (Education) comments in the Montreal Gazette about school rules for teenagers changing with the times.  
Cheryl King – Van Vlack’s (Rehabilitation Therapy) research about exercise during dialysis continues to receive coverage, most recently in the Toronto Sun and Calgary Sun.
Richard Ascough’s (Religious Studies) opinion piece about the Da Vinci code appears in the Kingston Whig-Standard.
 
 

Ken Wong (Business) discusses in the Toronto Star tactics used by evangelical groups competing in the secular marketplace.
Cheryl King-Van Vlack (Rehabilitation Therapy) continues to receive coverage for her exercise during dialysis study, most recently on sciencedaily.com, torontosun.com and in the Truro Daily News, Summerside Journal Pioneer and Corner Brook Western Star.
Doug Bland (Policy Studies) discusses the auditor general’s report on the front page of the Kingston Whig-Standard and on CBC TV’s Newsworld.
Gerald Evans (Medicine) comments in a Canadian Press story that is covered in the Truro Daily News, Moosejaw Times-Herald, Trail Daily Times and on CTV about a Montreal teen whose winning international science fair project detects infectious disease in the body.