Expert	Faculty/Department	Media Outlets
Amarnath Amarasingam	Arts and Science Political Studies School of Religion	The Calgary Herald: Where the extreme right gathers now: Welcome to Telegram, Gab and other shadowy online platforms CKWS/Global Kingston: Queen’s University expert weighs in on Terrorism and Civil Unrest in the U.S Washington Post: Exiled from social media mainstream, Trump and his followers will find life different at the extreme corners of the Web Dr. Amarasingam shares his thoughts on the civil unrest in the U.S, and says while Trump has been banned from social platforms, de-platforming is not a cure-all for radicalization.
Evans, Gerald	School of Medicine Biomedical and Molecular Sciences Medicine Division of Infectious Diseases Pathology and Molecular Medicine	Yahoo! Canada: Ontario expected to decide today when students can return to class Dr. Evans says the province will likely be looking at how many new cases are being reported a week per 100,000 people in each region, to assess the prevalence of COVID-19 in a community.
Michael Hefferon	Health Sciences School of Medicine	The Conversation: Should children get the COVID-19 vaccine? Dr. Hefferon says establishing public trust is now central to any decisions regarding the inoculation of our child population
Mary Ann McColl	Health Sciences School of Medicine Public Health Sciences School of Rehabilitation Therapy	ctvnews.ca: Canada isn't ready to deal with influx of those disabled from COVID-19: advocates Dr. McColl says since long term health conditions typically have disabilities associated with them, there will be a group of people who acquire new disabilities as a result of having COVID.
Morrison, Robert	Arts and Science English Language and Literature	Conversations Live: Profossor Rob Morrison talks #TheRegencyYears, #Bridgerton on #ConversationsLIVE Dr. Morrison shares his knowledge of the Regency Years, and how they are portrayed on the hit show "Bridgerton".
Lori Oliver	Arts and Science Geography and Planning	Toronto Star: More than 81,000 households are waiting for subsidized housing in Toronto. The city hopes a new waitlist system will help fill its units faster PhD Candidate Lori Oliver says having a choice-based model will likely fill empty housing units faster, and noted that demand will still outstrip availability.
Rose, Jonathan	Arts and Science Political Studies	Toronto Star: No, freedom of speech won't save a politician's job in Canada: experts Dr. Rose says an MPP does have free speech rights that they can exercise; however, being in the role of MPP means they are also bound by certain restraints and rules — one being caucus solidarity.

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