In recent media appearances, Brock experts discussed proposals to add stronger warning labels to alcohol, a fungus that could combat mosquitoes, the potential end to the Canada Post strike, Canada joining an international singing competition and respectful costumes.<\/p>\n
Should cigarette-style warning labels be mandatory on all alcohol?<\/strong> Professor and Chair of Health Sciences Dan Malleck spoke to Village Media’s Closer Look podcast<\/a> about proposed changes to alcohol labelling and to CBC Radio One 540AM<\/a> about the history of speakeasies and prohibition.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n Sweet-smelling fungus lures and kills mosquitoes, offering new disease control tool:<\/strong> Professor of Biological Sciences Michael Bidochka spoke to CTV News<\/a> about a fungus that can be used to control mosquito populations.<\/p>\n Could Canada Post and its 53,000 workers be close to a deal?: <\/strong>Professor of Labour Studies Larry Savage spoke to The Toronto Star<\/em><\/a> about Canada Post and its union potentially closing in on a deal to end the longstanding strike.<\/p>\n Will Canada actually join Eurovision? Not without some challenges, experts say: <\/strong>Adjunct Professor Karen Fricker spoke to Hanomansing Tonight<\/a> and CBC Radio One<\/a> about Prime Minister Mark Carney’s proposal to have Canada participate in the Eurovision Song Contest and increased collaboration and content exchanges with the European Broadcasting Union.<\/p>\n