Expert	Faculty/Department	Media Outlets
Nikhi Arora	Arts and Science Physics, Engineering Physics and Astronomy	CKWS/Global Kingston: Queen’s Observatory is hosting a livestream landing party with experts weighing in on the Perserverance Rover Dr. Arora talks about the upcoming livestream panel discussion on the Mars Perseverance Rover landing.
Beauchemin, Diane	Arts and Science Chemistry	CBC Radio (Ottawa): All in a Day- Element of Surprise Dr. Beauchemin talks about the element Antimony.
Drummond, Don	School of Policy Studies	Canadian Press : Statistics Canada report says agency not at fault in leak of April 2020 job-loss data Prof. Drummond speaks to a final investigation report on how last April’s jobs numbers leaked out early, saying any hunt for the source would likely be futile.
McDonald, David	Arts and Science School of Environmental Studies Global Development Studies	The Conversation: COVID-19 illustrates why Canada needs more — and better — public banks In his co-written op-ed. Prof. McDonald explains what a public bank is, and the role they have played throughout the pandemic.
Evans, Gerald	School of Medicine Biomedical and Molecular Sciences Medicine Division of Infectious Diseases Pathology and Molecular Medicine	Globe and Mail: Global COVID-19 cases have dropped by half, and experts are puzzled as to why Dr. Evans says the problem that we face is that when you get a drop in COVID-19 cases, you start to see relaxation of measures, and that puts us at risk for a third wave.
Jamieson, Heather	Arts and Science Geological Sciences and Geological Engineering	CBC Radio (Ottawa): All in a Day-element of surprise Dr. Jamieson talks about the element Antimony.
Christian Leuprecht	Arts and Science Political Studies Smith School of Business School of Policy Studies	ctvnews.ca: New law turns 'law-abiding firearm owners into criminals': Saskatoon Wildlife Federation Dr. Leuprecht says the new federal government gun control legislation are to appease urban voters.
John Muscedere	Health Sciences School of Medicine Medicine Division of General Internal Medicine	Ottawa Citizen: Muscedere and Puxty: Seniors are not the problem – they're part of the solution In his co-written op-ed. Dr. Muscedere says Canada’s older adults should not be seen only as victims of COVID-19, but also as a resource to help society recover from it.
Puxty, John	School of Medicine Medicine Division of Geriatric Medicine	Ottawa Citizen: Muscedere and Puxty: Seniors are not the problem – they're part of the solution In his co-written op-ed. Dr. Puxty says Canada’s older adults should not be seen only as victims of COVID-19, but also as a resource to help society recover from it.
Christopher Spencer	Arts and Science Geological Sciences and Geological Engineering	National Geographic: Earth’s mountains may have mysteriously stopped growing for a billion years Dr. Spencer says new research that looks into the earth's surface one billion years ago could provide a “springboard” to better understand how our modern world came to be.
Robert Yalden	Law	Journal de Quebec: The sale of Transat very uncertain Prof. Yalden says Air Canada considers it wise to keep as much leeway as possible in the transaction of Air Transit.

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