An opinion piece about the final Gomery report by professor emeritus and senior research adviser to the Gomery commission, Ned Franks (Political Studies) appears in the Globe and Mail.
Jonathan Rose (Political Studies) comments about Harper’s first week as Prime Minister in a Canadian Press story that receives extensive coverage including the Truro Daily News, Brockville Recorder and Times, Stratford Beacon-Herald, New Brunswick Telegraph-Journal , Prince-Albert Daily Herald, Charlottetown Guardian, Moncton Times & Transcript, Corner Brook Western Star, St. John's Telegram and Brantford Expositor.
The Ottawa Citizen reports that Nick Bala (Law) appears as an expert witness at an inquiry into alleged decades of sexual abuse of young people in Cornwall.  
Kirk Muller (Athletics) discusses memories of his Olympic experience on the front page of the Kingston Whig-Standard.
John Smol’s (Biology) co-authored opinion piece about Canada’s commitment to Kyoto, initially featured in the Toronto Star appears today in the Windsor Star.
The Halifax Daily News reports that Julian Barling (Business) discussed how to achieve a psychologically healthy workplace at a conference in Halifax recently.  

Pam Dickey Young’s (Religious Studies) opinion piece about religion and same-sex marriage appears in the Globe and Mail.
Kathy Brock (Policy Studies) comments on the front page of the Kingston Whig-Standard about Milliken’s chances of being re-elected Speaker.
Sharryn Aiken (Law) discusses the new maximum-security facility for suspected terrorists at Millhaven on CBC Radio.

Ken Wong (Business) comments in the Globe and Mail about selling naming rights of movie complexes, and in the National Post about the value of sponsoring the Olympics.
Kathy Lahey (Law) comments on the front page of the Globe and Mail about the possibility of Harper calling an open vote on same-sex marriage, and her new Status of Women Canada study on fiscal barriers to women's employment is highlighted on the front page of the Kingston Whig-Standard.
Peter Taylor (Mathematics & Statistics) discusses the value of high school calculus to post secondary studies in the Toronto Star.
Professor emeritus Ned Franks (Political Studies) comments in a Canadian Press story about how the second volume of the Gomery Report may affect how Harper structures his government. The story is covered in 27 papers across the country including in the Charlottetown Guardian, Sudbury Star, St. Catharines-Niagara Standard, Winnipeg Free Press and Kamloops Daily News.
Stephen Arnold (Business) comments about Wal-Mart's corporate strategy in the Hamilton Spectator and Guelph Mercury.
Jonathan Rose (Political Studies) comments in Marketing Magazine about campaign advertising. 
A letter by Les Casson (Writing Centre) commenting on the deep dedication of adjunct and sessional professors is read on CBC's Ontario Morning.

Ying Zou (Electrical Engineering) discusses in the Globe and Mail and on globeandmail.com the process of reverse engineering to requirements, which re-traces the steps to the development of software applications.
Post-graduate student Simon Li (History) and his weekday Cantonese language call-in show Power Politics, for Toronto First Radio are highlighted in the Toronto Star.
Douglas Reid (Business) comments in the National Post about Bay Street skepticism of Jazz Air Income Fund.