Expert	Faculty/Department	Media Outlets
Archer, Stephen	School of Medicine Medicine Division of Cardiology	The Conversation: Two decades of stagnant funding have rendered Canada uncompetitive in biomedical research. Here’s why it matters, and how to fix it YGK news: Two decades of stagnant funding have rendered Canada uncompetitive in biomedical research. Here’s why it matters, and how to fix it. In his op-ed, Dr. Archer speaks to the need for greater investment in biomedical research.
Boadway, Robin	Arts and Science Economics	CBC Radio (Edmonton): Canada's tax policy Dr. Boadway appeared on various CBC syndications speaking to the topic of Canada's inheritance tax policy.
Carmen Celestini	Arts and Science School of Religion Sociology	CBC Online: The role of social media in Ottawa's convoy protest Dr. Celestini says social media plays an important role in fueling misinformation.
Ricard Gil	Smith School of Business	CBC Online: More choice, more costs, more complexity in Canada's streaming world 580 CFRA: Consumers react to changes to streaming services Dr. Gil describes how changes to Netflix's payment model is the result of increasing amounts of market power.
Smith, Gordon	Arts and Science Dan School of Drama and Music	CBC Online: Mi'kmaw poet Rita Joe honoured on Heritage Day in Nova Scotia Dr. Smith shares his experience working with Mi'kmaw poet Rita Joe.
Christian Leuprecht	Arts and Science Political Studies School of Policy Studies	Newstalk 1010 (Toronto): CSIS documents reveal Chinese strategy to influence Canada’s 2021 election Dr. Leuprecht speaks to China's efforts to influence Canada's 2021 election.
Qanita Lilla	Centres and Services Agnes Etherington Art Centre	Yahoo! Canada: Woman King is set in Benin but filmed in South Africa - in the process it erases real people's struggles The Conversation: Woman King is set in Benin but filmed in South Africa - in the process it erases real people’s struggles Dr. Lilla explains how Hollywood's tendency to set movie locations in countries that differ from where it is filmed, fails to tell the history and culture of the area.
Mabee, Warren	Arts and Science Geography and Planning School of Policy Studies	CBC Online: Wildly swinging oil prices will continue, and provinces like N.L. can gain: professor Dr. Mabee suggests that it will be more likely that companies have a record profit one year, but then have profits fall the next.
Mary Ann McColl	Health Sciences School of Medicine Public Health Sciences School of Rehabilitation Therapy	Global News: Storytelling allows elders to transfer values and meaning to younger generations Dr. McColl speaks to the importance of story telling in transferring information between generations.
Parvin Mousavi	Arts and Science School of Computing	City-TV: AI improving cancer treatments Dr. Mousavi describes how artificial intelligence is improving cancer treatments and diagnoses.
John Muscedere	Health Sciences School of Medicine Medicine Division of General Internal Medicine	Toronto Star: Population aging is one of our most urgent challenges In his co-authored op-ed, Dr. Muscedere explains that the Canadian government must invest in long-term care to meet then needs of an aging population.
Nossal, Kim	Arts and Science Political Studies School of Policy Studies	Zoomer Radio: Chinese balloons in Canada Dr. Nossal says little public information is known about the recent balloons which have been observed in North American airspace.
Jane Philpott	Health Sciences	It's Political with Althia Raj - Toronto Star Podcast: No stick and a small carrot: Can the federal government fix health care? Dr. Philpott says Canada's shortage of family doctors signals a need for changes to the healthcare system.
Robert Way	Arts and Science Geography and Planning	CBC Radio: Weather stations are sparse in Labrador. The gaps can be a matter of 'life or death' Dr. Way speaks to CBC Radio's What On Earth about the safety concerns caused by a lack of weather monitoring stations in Northern Canada.

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