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With Prime Minister Mark Carney calling a federal election for April 28, the stakes are high as Canadians prepare to head to the polls. »Ê¹ÚÌåÓý’s University is offering timely insights and expert analysis on key election issues, including party strategies, campaign dynamics, Canada-U.S. relations, leadership, polling, gender, and representation.

With just a 37-day campaign – the shortest possible under federal election law – journalists can count on informed, accessible commentary from »Ê¹ÚÌåÓý’s experts across a broad range of topics:

Available Experts:

• Kathy Brock – Party strategies, campaign dynamics, Canada–U.S. relations, leadership, and political challenges.
• Jane Boulden – Canada’s foreign and defence policy, NATO, U.S.–Canada relations, and peace negotiations related to Ukraine.
• Stéphanie Chouinard – Party strategies and regional issues in Ontario, Québec, and New Brunswick, as well as French Canadian affairs.
• Holly-Ann Garnett – Electoral integrity, administration (e.g., Elections Canada), voting processes, cybersecurity, voter turnout, and campaign finance.
• Elizabeth Goodyear-Grant – Polling, party platforms, campaign analysis, leadership, gender, and political representation.
• Eugene Lang – Political strategy, foreign policy, defence, and economic/fiscal issues.
• Christian Leuprecht – Defence, security, federalism, and Canada’s international role.
• Michael Murphy – Technology and security policy, defence spending, student voting rules, and local ridings in the Kingston region.
• Daniel Teeter – Interprovincial trade and economic cooperation.

To arrange interviews with any of these experts, please contact:

• Andrew Carroll: andrew.carroll@queensu.ca
• Julie Brown: brown.julie@queensu.ca
• Media Relations: mediarelations@queensu.ca