Expert	Faculty/Department	Media Outlets
Amarnath Amarasingam	Arts and Science Political Studies School of Religion	Guardian UK: Freedom convoys: legitimate Covid protest or vehicle for darker beliefs? Dr. Amarasingam says the protesters at the anti-mandate protests believe they have become heroes in their own story.
Baines, Beverley	Law	Canadian Bar National Magazine: Being fed-up is not a constitutional right Prof. Baines writes an opinion piece on the anti-mandate protests.
Stephanie Chouinard	Arts and Science Political Studies Office of the VP (Research) Centre for the Study of Democracy and Diversity	CBC Radio (Ottawa): All in a Day- February 11 The National News (UAE): Ontario declares state of emergency as lorry protest drags on in Canada's largest province Dr. Chouinard analyzes Ford's recent announcement about the protests and blockades.
Christian Leuprecht	Arts and Science Political Studies Smith School of Business School of Policy Studies	CBC Newsworld (Toronto): Police enforce court injunction to remove protesters near Ambassador Bridge New York Times: In Ottawa, a pressing question: Where are the police? CBC Newsworld (Ottawa): Blockade in Windsor CBC Radio: Cross Country Checkup with Ian Hanomansing Roy Green Syndicated Radio Show: Christian Leuprecht on the Russia/ Ukraine conflict and Canada's internal problems ctvnews.ca: Canada's 'Freedom Convoy' attracts support from U.S. and around the world CHML 900 (Hamilton radio): Border blockade latest and state of emergency explained Dr. Leuprecht talks about the border blockades and anti-mandate protests. He also discusses the Russia Ukraine conflict on the Roy Greene Show.
Erica Pimentel	Smith School of Business	ctvnews.ca: TD Bank to hand convoy funds to court as organizers turn to cryptocurrency Dr. Pimentel talks about crowdfunding through cryptocurrencies. She says bitcoin is going to become the currency of social movements.
Wong, Kenneth	Smith School of Business	CTV Ottawa: Expect to pay more for Valentine's Day roses, gifts, experts say Dr. Wong says higher prices aren't slowing shoppers down, with people set to spend more on average than ever before this Valentine's Day.

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