Wilson-Raybould sees Independent run in B.C. as opportunity, not challenge
Political science professor Gerald Baier was interviewed for a Canadian Press story on Jody Wilson-Raybould's election campaign.
Canadian Press via Global, National Post

Coalition government: What is it, and where does each party stand?
UBC political science professor Richard Johnston commented on what could happen if a coalition government were to form after the election.
Global

Would a minority government spell the demise of Trans Mountain pipeline?
UBC political science professor Kathryn Harrison commented on the prospects of the Trans Mountain pipeline being built if a minority government is formed.
Star Vancouver (subscription)

What would a Liberal-NDP coalition cost taxpayers?
Business in Vancouver quoted Richard Johnston, a professor at UBC’s department of political science, about the possibility of a Liberal-NDP coalition.
Business in Vancouver

Queen outlines Johnson’s Brexit agenda
CTV interviewed UBC political science professor Kurt Huebner about Boris Johnson's options around Brexit.
CTV

Could we get a coalition government? UBC poli sci prof says don’t count on it
UBC political science professor Richard Johnston commented on the likelihood of a coalition government.
CityNews

How do the federal climate plans stack up?
A Pique article on the climate plans of the different parties quoted UBC political scientist Kathryn Harrison and Villy Christensen, a UBC professor specializing in ecosystem modelling.
Pique

Coalition could find common ground on taxes
UBC economist Kevin Milligan discussed the NDP’s wealth tax in a BIV article on common ground between the NDP and the Liberals.
BIV

For federal parties, Vancouver-area ridings offer rich rewards – but defy prediction
UBC political scientist Allan Tupper was quoted in a Globe and Mail story on the unpredictability of Vancouver-area ridings this election.
Globe and Mail (subscription)

Scheer suggests he could make entire Canadian border subject to Safe Third Country Agreement
UBC political science professor Antje Ellermann spoke about Scheer's plan on stopping migrants from crossing the border into Canada at unofficial border crossings.
Business in Vancouver