B.C. cabinet shuffle - SFU experts available

British Columbia Premier David Eby will announce his new cabinet Wednesday, Dec. 7. Experts from Simon Fraser University are available to talk about the shuffle, the new premier’s priorities and focus on housing, health care and other pressing issues facing the province.

AVAILABLE SFU EXPERTS

ANDREY PAVLOV, professor, Beedie School of Business  
604.763.3696 | apavlov@sfu.ca 
Expertise: changes related to housing and the economy

MARJORIE GRIFFIN COHEN, professor emeritus, political science  
604.679.8522 | mcohen@sfu.ca  
Expertise: provincial politics, government priorities

ANDY YAN, director, The City Program | ayan@sfu.ca  
Expertise: cities, housing, transportation

ALEX BOSTON, executive director, Renewable Cities, Morris J. Wosk Centre for Dialogue | a_boston@sfu.ca  
Expertise: climate change, affordability, public spending, transportation, municipalities

SANJAY JERAM, senior lecturer, political science  
604.445.6790 | sjeram@sfu.ca
Expertise: Canadian federal and provincial politics (Ontario, BC & Alberta), federalism, public opinion, political parties, national identity, political values & ideology, immigration & diversity

CONTACT

MATT KIELTYKA,  SFU Communications & Marketing 
236.880.2187 | matt_kieltyka@sfu.ca

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