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Munk School experts are frequently sought to provide comment and context in Canadian and international media. From polling and elections to Citizen Lab reports on NSO spyware, from trade negotiations to global migration, our faculty and researchers are helping to shape conversations on the issues that matter most.

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Doug Ford wearing a black mask and a suit/tie
Toronto Star

Shauna Brail in the Toronto Star: five things Doug Ford’s election win might mean for housing

June 3, 2022
Future of Democratic Societies
The back of two PC Party supporters heads' infront of a Canadian Conservatives logo
Toronto Star

Mel Cappe in the Toronto Star: 18% of Ontario voters handed Doug Ford a majority government. Whether that’s a bad thing depends who you ask

June 3, 2022
Future of Democratic Societies
Highway sign saying: 1669 Deaths this year on Texas roads
The Conversation

Jonathan Hall in The Conversation: roadside safety messages increase crashes by distracting drivers

May 29, 2022
Future of Democratic Societies
Portrait of Jonathan Hall
The Conversation

New Research From Jonathan Hall: ‘Nudging’ drivers to death: Highway death toll messages cause more crashes

May 29, 2022
Future of Democratic Societies
Dan Breznitz winner of 2021 Donner Prize, image of his bookcover
The Globe and Mail

Dan Breznitz in The Globe and Mail: Donner Prize finalists on the rise of populism, mistrust in institutions

May 28, 2022
Changing World Order
Image of a hooded person walking across an extra area surrounding by a cityscape
Reuters

Diana Fu in Reuters: No Work and Nowhere to Live: A Rural Migrant’s Ordeal in Locked-down Shanghai

May 27, 2022
Changing World Order
View of the Munk School from Queen's Park, Toronto
Politico

Ian Shugart in Politico, Ottawa Playbook: crying foul on the soccer friendly

May 27, 2022
Changing World Order
A security camera in Guangxi, China.
Lawfare

Noura al-Jizawi and Siena Antsis for Lawfare: The Effects of Digital Transnational Repression and the Responsibility of Host States

May 27, 2022
Digital World
Western Canadian premiers seated in a line at a table
The Globe and Mail

Ian Shugart in The Globe and Mail, Politics Briefing: Western premiers to press Ottawa for more sustainable health care funding

May 27, 2022
Future of Democratic Societies
A pair of hands furiously typing on a backlit keyboard
The Associated Press

Citizen Lab in AP: Spain vows legal reforms in wake of spying allegations

May 26, 2022
Digital World
The Connaught Building is a historic office building in Ottawa, Canada, owned by Public Works and Government Services Canada. It is located at 555 MacKenzie Avenue just south of the American Embassy. To the east the building looks out on the Byward Market and to the west is MacKenzie Avenue and Major's Hill Park. Today it houses the headquarters of the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA). The Minister and Commissioner of the CRA have offices in the building.
BetaKit

Dan Munro in Betakit: Canadian Innovators Wonder What Proposed SR&Ed Review Will Accomplish

May 26, 2022
Illustration of planets with barcodes in a shopping bag. Illustration by Andrius Banelis
The Centre for International Governance Innovation

Dan Munro for CIGI Online: Who Owns Outer Space, and Everything in It?

May 25, 2022
Changing World Order
Two small Canadian flags held together, a mirror image
Policy Options

David Wolfe, Dan Munro & Darius Ornston for Policy Options: Breaking Canada’s innovation inertia

May 25, 2022
Political Economy of Innovation
A view inside the halls of Parliament
Policy Options

Mel Cappe in Policy Options: cabinet secrecy is essential, but should not be absolute

May 24, 2022
Future of Democratic Societies
Image OCEANIX Busan, the world's first prototype of a resilient and sustainable floating community.
Toronto Star

Shauna Brail in Toronto Star: South Korea could be getting a floating city — a concept that could work in Toronto, company says

May 24, 2022
Political Economy of Innovation
Ottawa Parliament building
Politico

Lynette Ong in Politico, Ottawa Playbook: Did Canada Just Get Snubbed?

May 24, 2022
Future of Democratic Societies
Student voter putting their vote in an Elections Canada box
Toronto Star

Marva Wisdom for Toronto Star: Elect Leaders Who Draw Wisdom From the People They Serve and Build Beyond the Next Election Cycle

May 23, 2022
Future of Democratic Societies
Consumers walking infront of a Huawei Booth
Global News

Christopher Parsons in Global News: China will see Canada’s Huawei, ZTE bans as ‘a slap in the face,’ experts warn

May 20, 2022
Digital World
Man reading the newspaper from a newstand (Getty Images)
The Economist

Citizen Lab in The Economist: Rows over press freedom overshadow Greece’s recent achievements

May 19, 2022
Man in dark room staring at his cell phone
Wired

John Scott-Railton in Wired: Spyware Vendors Target Android With Zero-Day Exploits

May 19, 2022
Digital World
Justin Trudeau takes selfie with young constituents
BNN Bloomberg

Sean Speer in BNN Bloomberg: Trudeau Is Shedding Support Among ‘Dislocated’ Younger Voters

May 18, 2022
Illustration of Chinese Prisoners facing a small house
The Economist

Lynette Ong in the Economist: China Builds a Self-Repressing Society

May 13, 2022
Changing World Order
Chinese President Xi Jinping is shown on a screen as performers dance at a Beijing gal
Washington Post

Lynette Ong in Washington Post: Xi’s Strict COVID Policies Prompt Rumblings of Discontent in China

May 13, 2022
Changing World Order
China's President Xi Jinping meets German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing
L.A. Times

Diana Fu in L.A. Times: Troubles Mount in China Ahead of Xi’s Bid to Stay in Power

May 13, 2022
Changing World Order

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