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- 12019 Canadian Federal Election
- 1Canada
- 1Canadian Media
- 1Civic Discourse
- 1Election Coverage
- 1McGetrick, J. A.
- 1Nykiforuk, C. I.
- 1Raine, K. D.
- 1This work was part of the Policy Opportunity Windows: Enhancing Research Uptake in Practice! (POWER-UP!) Coalition Linking Action and Science for Prevention, a pan-provincial and territorial initiative supported by the Canadian Partnership Against Cancer under Grant CPAC 11293.
- 1Vittala, Kalyani
- 1Wild, T. C.
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#It’sComplicated: The Relationship between Traditional Media and Twitter during the 2019 Canadian Federal Election
Download2020-08-01
To study the interaction between traditional and social media in Canadian political coverage and how that may inform public opinion by exploring the agenda setting and intermedia agenda setting effects between Canada’s two national newspapers and Twitter during the 2019 Canadian federal election....
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Advancing strategies for agenda setting by health policy coalitions: a network analysis of the Canadian chronic disease prevention survey
Download2018-06-11
McGetrick, J. A., Raine, K. D., Wild, T. C., Nykiforuk, C. I.
Health in all policies can address chronic disease morbidity and mortality by increasing population-level physical activity and healthy eating, and reducing tobacco and alcohol use. Both governmental and non-governmental policy influencers are instrumental for health policy that modifies...