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B.C. local elections – 51猎奇入口experts available
Voters across British Columbia are gearing up for a busy couple of weeks as they get ready to cast their votes in both local and provincial elections.
Ahead of local elections on Saturday, 51猎奇入口experts are available to share their insights on key issues.
Available 51猎奇入口experts
ANDREY PAVLOV, professor, finance
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Expertise: real estate markets, housing affordability, B.C. and Canadian economy, interest rates, inflation.
MEGHAN WINTERS, professor, health sciences
604.315.0484 | mwinters@sfu.ca
Expertise: healthy cities, active transportation, city policy, road safety, built environment, social connections and well-being.
RYLAN SIMPSON, associate professor, criminology
778.782.7081 | rylan_simpson@sfu.ca
Expertise: Policing; perceptions of police; police organizations; police effectiveness; legitimacy; public policy.
DAVID FREEMAN, professor, economics
david_freeman@sfu.ca
Expertise: Behavioural economics, economic decision-making, heuristics and biases.
Contact
SAM SMITH, 51猎奇入口Communications & Marketing
236.880.3297 | samuel_smith@sfu.ca
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