Expert advisory: Ontario provincial election
University of Waterloo has experts available to speak on a wide range of election-related issues
University of Waterloo has experts available to speak on a wide range of election-related issues
By Media RelationsThe University of Waterloo has experts available for interviews on a wide range of election-related issues.
Economy
Pandemic/economic recovery; housing
Kate Rybczynski
Labour economics
Energy and environment
Jason Thistlethwaite
Climate change governance; economic effects of climate change; corporate social responsibility
Linda Nazar
Sustainable energy and energy policy
Health care
Alana Cattapan
Healthcare, childcare, and other issues broadly related to gender and reproduction
Improving quality of life and human health
Labour issues
Supply chain management
Labour issues, labour shortages, immigration, and temporary foreign workers
Long-term care
Improving health systems for individuals with mental health
Long term care and home care
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