Expert	Faculty/Department	Media Outlets
Aiken, Sharry	Law	Globe and Mail: Trudeau concerned about refugee influx in Manitoba border town Toronto Star: Ottawa should suspend refugee pact with U.S., Harvard report says Professor Aiken discusses the government's response to the recent influx of refugee claimants entering Canada through a Manitoba border crossing, as well as the lack of a firm decision on whether or not the Safe Third Country Agreement will continue to be upheld.
Gordon, David	Arts and Science Geography and Planning	Maclean's Magazine: Census 2016: A picture of a bigger, more urban Canada Dr. Gordon discusses the 2016 census data and the information that it offers.
Christian Leuprecht	Arts and Science Political Studies	CBC Online: 'I want to die,' 2-year-old refugee said during hours-long walk to Manitoba from U.S. Dr. Leuprecht discussed the Safe Third Country Agreement through a security perspective.
Reznick, Richard	Health Sciences School of Medicine	Toronto Star: A sad day for Ontario doctors, patients Dr. Reznick discusses the potential impact of the resignation of the Ontario Medical Association executive team on patient care and the future direction of the association.
Rosenberg, Mark	Arts and Science Geography and Planning	Globe and Mail: Big Canadian cities see faster suburban growth despite bid to boost density CTV National Network News: Looking at Census 2016 CKWS TV: Census numbers show stagnant population growth in Kingston Dr. Rosenberg says that millennials leaving home and the attractiveness of the suburbs for new immigrants could play a role in population shifts seen in the latest census data.
Zoutman, Dick	School of Medicine Health Sciences	Belleville Intelligencer: New opioid recommendations a big shift: docs Dr. Zoutman looks at draft recommendations issued by a panel at McMaster University to address proper prescribing of opioids to combat abuse potential.

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