Tamara Small (Political Studies) comments in the Globe and Mail about the use of blogs during election campaigns.
David Skillicorn's (Computing) program that claims to identify the 'spin' in political speeches continues to receive coverage, most recently on globeandmail.com.
Lew Johnson (Business) comments in the Toronto Star about the corporate trend in focusing on longer-term strategy rather than short-term market expectations.
Art Cockfield's (Law) opinion piece about Canada's future under Tory rule appears in the Toronto Star.
Duncan Sinclair (Policy Studies) comments about Milliken's chance of being re-elected Speaker on the front page of the Kingston Whig-Standard.
Robert Gilbert (Geography) is interviewed on CKWS-TV about the impact of global warming on weather patterns, agriculture and changes in sea levels.
Geoffrey Hodgetts (Medicine) is interviewed on CKWS TV about Queen's project to train doctors in Bosnia.
John Smol's (Biology) research about birds spreading pollutants to pristine Arctic regions through their droppings continues to receive coverage, most recently on CBC French Radio.
Kathy Brock (Policy Studies) comments on ctv.ca about the election campaign and provides commentary on the election on CKLC Radio.

Professor emeritus Hugh Thorburn (Political Studies) discusses Paul Martin's lack of commitment to change in the National Post.
An opinion piece by Elaine Power (Physical and Health Education) and Jamie Swift (Business) about proposed tax cuts appears in the Toronto Star.
Art Cockfield's (Law) opinion piece about national unity under a minority Conservative government appears in the Toronto Star.

Tamara Small (Sociology) comments in a Canadian Press story that is covered in the Globe and Mail and Kingston Whig-Standard about political candidates using internet blogs.
 
Nick Bala's (Law) opinion piece opposing the decriminalization of polygamy appears in the Globe and Mail.
Ken Wong (Business) comments about Sirius satellite radio's marketing strategy in the National Post.
Art Cockfield's (Law) opinion piece about national unity under a Conservative minority government appears in the Toronto Star.
Kathy Brock (Policy Studies) comments in the Kingston Whig-Standard about why there are so few women candidates in local politics and discusses the election campaign on CKWS TV and the election debate on CBC Syndicated radio across the country.
PhD candidate Caitlin Mason continues to discuss her new study with Peter Katzmarzyk (Physical and Health Education) showing an alarming increase in the number of extremely obese Canadians including in the Calgary Sun and on cbc.ca News, CTV NewsNet and CKWS-TV.
Malcolm Welch (Education) discusses the proposed new legislation that would raise the school leaving age to 18 years and tie school attendance to the students' driver's licences on CBC Radio's The Current.
 
John McGarry (Political Studies) discusses the Bloc Quebecois and separatism in Quebec on CKRW Radio Windsor.
 

Martha Bailey, Bev Baines and Bita Amani (Law) comment extensively on their recent Status of Women Canada report supporting the de-criminalization of polygamy including in the Globe and Mail, National Post, Toronto Sun, London Free Press, Montreal Gazette, LaPresse, Ottawa Citizen, Calgary Herald, Edmonton Journal, Vancouver Sun, Victoria Times-Colonist, Kingston Whig-Standard, a Canadian Press story that is covered in 26 daily papers across the country, on CBC TV News and Current Affairs, CBC French TV Vancouver, Global TV, CTV, CBC Radio’s As It Happens, 940 Radio’s Montreal Today, CKLW Radio Windsor and CJBK Radio London.
 Kim Nossal (Political Studies) comments in the National Post about Canada’s involvement in Afghanistan.
Tom Axworthy’s (Policy Studies) opinion piece about scrapping the notwithstanding clause appears in the Toronto Star.
Tom Courchene’s (Policy Studies) expertise in fiscal equalization is highlighted in the Ottawa Citizen and Calgary Herald.
David Lyon (Sociology) discusses the Queen's film series, The Watchers and the Watched, in the Kingston Whig-Standard.  
Art Cockfield (Law) discusses tax proposals for the election on CTV.
Martin Duncan (Physics) comments on CBC-Radio’s Ontario Morning about NASA's space probe to the planet Pluto.