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Ontarians will be going to the polls early as Premier Doug confirmed that he will trigger a provincial election on Wednesday, Jan. 29.

»Ê¹ÚÌåÓý’s University experts are available and ready to discuss a wide range of topics relevant to the upcoming election, including:

• Election strategies and campaigns
• Health care
• Housing and food insecurity
• Tariffs and responding to the Trump administration
• Electoral integrity
• Voter dynamics and regional interests

And much more.

Over the four-week campaign, with an election day of Feb. 27, »Ê¹ÚÌåÓý’s experts will be able to respond to developments as they happen.

To arrange an interview with our experts, please contact the »Ê¹ÚÌåÓý’s media team at andrew.caroll@queensu.ca; brown.julie@queensu.ca; or mediarelations@queensu.ca.

EXPERTS

POLITICAL AND POLICY STUDIES
Elizabeth Goodyear-Grant – electoral politics; voting behaviour and public opinion; political representation of women
Christian Leuprecht – Election campaigns and strategies; policing; reaction to election developments
Kathy Brock – public policy and the voluntary sector; women and politics; governing institutions
Elaine Power – Housing and food insecurity
Susanne Soederberg – Just and inclusive cities
Holly Ann Garnett – Election integrity; cybersecurity and online voting

LAW
Nicolas Lamp – Tariffs and Trade (including in relation to comments by President Trump) 
Kevin Banks – Labour and employment law (e.g. DEI and return-to-office policies - including in relation to comments by President Trump)

HEALTH
Anthony Sanfilippo – Health policy; primary care
Catherine Donnelly – Primary care
Joan Almost – Health care workforce

PLANNING
David Gordon – Urban and regional Planning

Please check back throughout the campaign as more »Ê¹ÚÌåÓý’s will be added.