In the media

July 2021

• "Disadvantaged by Digitization": Technology, Big Data and Food Systems (external link)

  

  Interview with Prof. Kelly Bronson, Canada Research Chair in Science and Society and Core Member, ISSP, uOttawa, for the Handpicked Podcast.

• On the horizon: Several perspectives on Canada's technology future - 2030–35 (external link)

  

  The National Research Council of Canada (NRC) invited an informal working group of some 40 thought-leaders to identify potential developments over the next 10 to 15 years that would be significant for Canada, including Prof. Monica Gattinger, Director of the ISSP and Positive Energy Chair. The final report, On the horizon: Several perspectives on Canada's technology future - 2030–35, is now out. 

• How much shipping can we get through a warming Arctic? (external link)

  

  The Ars Technica article, with a quote by Professor Jackie Dawson, Core Member and Canada Research Chair in Environment, Society and Policy at the ISSP uOttawa

• The Centennial of the Chinese Communist Party: What is There to Celebrate? (external link)

  

  Op-ed article by Professor André Laliberté, Faculty Affiliate, ISSP, for the Australian Institute of International Affairs.

• L’âge des euphémismes: être vieux, et alors? (external link)

  

  The Le devoir article, quoting Professor Martine Lagacé, Advisory Committee Member and Faculty Affiliate of the ISSP, uOttawa.

• L’aide de Québec pour électrifier les autobus scolaires fait des mécontents (external link)

  

  Article from Le Devoir, with a quote by Professor Patrick Leblond, Faculty Affiliate, ISSP, uOttawa.

• Canada didn't invoke dispute clause when Chinese vaccine deal fell apart, documents reveal (external link)

  

  The Ottawa Citizen article, citing Margaret McCuaig-Johnston, Senior Fellow of the ISSP, uOttawa.

• What Can We Learn from Energy Regulatory Innovation? Case Studies of Formal Regulatory Agreements and Public Engagement Processes (external link)

  

  Op-ed by Patricia Larkin, Senior Research Associate, discussing the upcoming Positive Energy, uOttawa report What Works? Identifying and scaling up successful innovations in Canadian energy regulatory decision-making for the Energy Quaterly Report.

• Prof. Monica Gattinger appointed to the Ontario Energy Board Energy [X] Change committee (external link)

  

  Congratulations to Prof. Monica Gattinger, Director of the ISSP and Positive Energy Chair, who has been appointed the Ontario Energy Board Energy [X] Change committee, alongside key thought energy leaders, to provide advice, input and feedback on a number of OEB strategic priorities.

• Canada didn't invoke dispute clause when Chinese vaccine deal fell apart, documents reveal (external link)

  

  The National Post article, citing Margaret McCuaig-Johnston, Senior Fellow of the ISSP, uOttawa.