Queen's In The News Tuesday, February 9, 2021
| Expert | Faculty/Department | Media Outlets | |
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| Amarnath Amarasingam |
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Vice Canada: What Canada’s Terror Laws Mean for Proud Boys Members Dr. Amarasingam says the terrorism designation for the Proud Boys is going to definitely have an impact on the public posture of the group. |
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| Erna Snelgrove Clarke |
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Toronto Star: New side-effect of COVID-19: A sudden surge in applications for nursing school CKWS/Global Kingston: Queen’s University applications soar for 2021 fall semester Dr. Snelgrove Clarke talks about the surge in applications for the nursing program. |
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| Evans, Gerald |
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CBC's The Current with Anna Maria Tremonti : The Current for Feb. 9, 2021 Saskatoon Star Phoenix: Reason to celebrate': Early evidence suggests vaccines halting COVID outbreaks in nursing homes Dr. Evans talks about the new variants, and how it could impact the vaccine strategy. |
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| Julien Lefort-Favreau |
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Le Devoir : https://www.vice.com/en/article/pkdw8z/what-canadas-terror-laws-mean-for-proud-boys Dr. Lefort-Favreau talks about his new book The luxury of independence. Reflections on the world of books. |
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| Leonie Herx |
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The Conversation: A dangerous path: Why expanding access to medical assistance in dying keeps us up at night In her co-written op-ed, Dr. Herx says as a physician, her job is to restore hope and promote healing. It’s not to suggest death as the answer to suffering and to facilitate ending someone’s life. |
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| John Muscedere |
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Hill Times: Why healthy aging must be the upshot of the COVID-19 pandemic In his op-ed, Dr. Muscedere says it would be in everyone’s best interest to focus now on ways to prevent frailty by investing in policies that ensure healthy aging for all Canadians. |
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