Jonathan Rose (Political Studies) discusses negative ads and attack ads in campaign advertising in the Globe and Mail and in a Canadian Press story that receives extensive coverage including in the Edmonton Journal, Victoria Times Colonist, Sault Star, St. Catharines-Niagara Standard, Sudbury Star, Windsor Star.
Tom Axworthy’s (Policy Studies) opinion piece about issues and ethics in the current election campaign appears in the Globe and Mail.
Bill Blake (Business) discusses physical exercise and active life styles as a key to preventing burnout in the Globe and Mail.
Alan King (Social Program Evaluation Group) comments in a Globe and Mail editorial on keeping students in high school.
Kim Nossal (Political Studies) discusses the need for more public discussion about the dangers before Canadian troops are sent to Afghanistan in the National Post.
An opinion piece about defusing holiday stress by Uzma Rehman (Psychology) appears in the Toronto Star.
Bev Baines (Women’s Studies) comments in a CanWest story about the dearth of female candidates in the current election.
Professor emeritus Ned Franks (Political Studies) comments in the Ottawa Citizen about ministerial accountability in the sponsorship scandal.
Peggy Cunningham (Business) discusses Jack Layton’s nostalgic marketing in the Ottawa Citizen.
Douglas Reid (Business) comments in the Ottawa Citizen, Montreal Gazette, Regina Leader Post, Edmonton Journal, Calgary Herald and Victoria Times Colonist about Westjet Airlines business strategy.
Tamara Small (Sociology) comments in a Canadian Press story about the perils of using blogs as tools in election campaigns. The story receives extensive coverage including the Montreal Gazette, London Free Press, Hamilton Spectator and St. Catharines Standard. She also evaluates the websites of the local candidates in the Kingston Whig-Standard.
Robert Ross (Physical and Health Education) comments in the Kingston Whig-Standard about obesity and physical activity.
Jonathon Rose, Tamara Small (Political Studies) and Vincent Mosco (Sociology) comment in the Kingston Whig-Standard on the use of the media in the election.
Lewis Johnson (Business) comments in the New York Times about the appeal of income trusts.
Nick Bala (Law) discusses child custody and access issues on CTV.
Marjory Phillips (Psychology) discusses how children of divorce cope over the holidays on CTV.
Peter Van Coerverden de Groot (Biology) is interviewed on CBC Radio's Sounds Like Canada about his research on polar bear paternity.

Laurence Ashworth (Business) comments in the Globe and Mail's Monday Manager about when people are most likely to use money-saving coupons.
Tom Axworthy (Policy Studies) comments on the timing of how the election campaign unfolds in the Globe and Mail.
Richard Ascough's (Religious Studies) co-authored book, Passionate Visionary, was mentioned in the Globe and Mail as one of Canada's top business books for 2005 and he discusses the significance of the star of the east in the Kingston Whig-Standard.
An opinion piece co-authored by Douglas Bland (Policy Studies) discussing the idea of political neutrality in the public service appears in the National Post.
 Kim Nossal (Political Studies) comments about anti-Americanism in the current election campaign in the Ottawa Citizen and Vancouver Sun.

John McGarry (History) co-authors an opinion piece in the Globe and Mail about Iraq's political future.
Roel Vertegaal (Computing) discusses the attentive user interface or Eye-Contact Sensing Glasses developed at Queen's in the Globe and Mail.
Kerry Rowe (VP Research) comments in the Globe and Mail about the ORION network's benefit to researchers.
Tom Axworthy's (Policy Studies) opinion piece about the youth agenda in Canadian politics appears in the Globe and Mail.
Matt Thomson (Business) discusses candidate branding during election campaigns in the Toronto Star.
Kim Nossal (Political Studies) comments on the front page of the National Post about the federal campaign's silence on the war in Afghanistan, and in the National Post about Harper's new defense policy.
John McFarlane (Athletics) comments in a National Post profile of Kirk Muller (Athletics).
Jonathan Rose (Political Studies) comments about the closely scripted nature of political debates in the Ottawa Citizen, Vancouver Sun, Calgary Herald and St. Catharines-Niagara Standard.
 Ken Wong (Marketing) comments on the front page of the Kingston Whig-Standard about the exploitative nature of the recent Lululemon's Athletica store in downtown Kingston and in Marketing Magazine about Loblaws' marketing strategy.
Jill Scott's (German) innovative think-tank project on creativity and conflict resolution in a post-Sept.11 world is highlighted in the Kingston Whig-Standard.
Robert Wolfe (Policy Studies) discusses in Le Devoir and on Radio Canada International (Montreal ) the WTO agreement on agriculture that requires Canada to reduce its tariffs and increase its import quotas on products covered by supply management.
Ken Edgecombe (HPCVL) comments in itbusiness.ca on the launch of Sun Microsystem's new technology that delivers higher performance levels with less power consumption.

Tom Axworthy's (Policy Studies) opinion piece about young voters appears in the Globe and Mail and his opinion piece reflecting on John Lennon, Pierre Trudeau and the current election campaign is featured in the Toronto Star. He also comments in the Globe and Mail about election strategy.
Jonathan Rose (Political Studies) comments about NDP attack ads in the Globe and Mail.
Vern Quinsey (Psychology) comments in the Toronto Star about murderers who cut up their victim's bodies.
Robert Wolfe (Policy Studies) comments in the Kingston Whig-Standard, Cornwall Standard Freeholder and New Glascow Evening News about Canada-U.S. integration and Green Party policy.
Ken Wong (Business) comments on the front page of the Kingston Whig-Standard about a controversial store opening in downtown Kingston.
Jill Scott's (German) $25,000 SSHRC Aurora Prize is reported in the Kingston Whig-Standard.
Economic predictions for Kingston made by Ken Wong, Lynnette Purda, Douglas Reid and John McHale (Business) at the Business Forecast Lunch are reported in the Kingston Whig-Standard.
Ethan Rabidoux (AMS) comments about Elections Canada's plan to bring voting booths to university campuses in the Kingston Whig-Standard.
Jana Raver (Business) discusses networking at holiday parties on CKWS TV.