Expert	Faculty/Department	Media Outlets
Oyedeji Ayonrinde	Health Sciences School of Medicine Psychiatry	Global TV : Fact of Fiction: Will Dry January really cleanse your body from alcohol’s effects? Dr. Ayonrinde says for those who drink in a harmful way, every day of less harm can only be good.
Troy Day	Arts and Science	Globe and Mail: https://wNew COVID-19 variants prompt surveillance of Ontario hot spotsww.theglobeandmail.com/canada/article-new-covid-19-variants-prompt-surveillance-of-ontario-hot-spots/ Dr. Day says he became concerned when he realized it shortened the doubling time of cases there from about 40 days to less than two weeks. However, he added, the situation might be significantly different in Canada because of lower population density.
Duffin, Jacalyn	Arts and Science History Philosophy Education Health Sciences School of Medicine	CKWS/Global Kingston: Medical Historian, Jacalyn Duffin, shares her insight on past pandemics and COVID-19 Dr. Duffin sheds light on the COVID-19 pandemic.
Drummond, Don	School of Policy Studies	The Conversation: Enabling better aging: The 4 things seniors need, and the 4 things that need to change In his co-written op-ed, Professor Drummond outlines key messages of his Aging Well Study.
Christian Leuprecht	Arts and Science Political Studies Smith School of Business School of Policy Studies	CBC TV (Toronto): CBC Toronto News Jan 7, 2021 The News Forum: Your News Forum Dr. Leuprecht shares his insights on how the protest in the US was handled by law enforcement. Cue 27:30
Michael Leveridge	Health Sciences Cancer Research Institute School of Medicine Urology	CBC Radio (Toronto): Listener Question Show: We answer you science questions Dr. Leveridge explains why when you get cold, you have to urinate. Cue 8:00.
Evans, Gerald	School of Medicine Biomedical and Molecular Sciences Medicine Division of Infectious Diseases Pathology and Molecular Medicine	globalnews.ca: What the COVID-19 variant from South Africa means for pandemic, vaccines Dr. Evans says the South Africa variant of COVID-19 is not only more contagious but possibly less susceptible to the immune response triggered by vaccines.
Laura Fissel	Arts and Science Physics, Engineering Physics and Astronomy	CBC Radio (Toronto): Listener Question Show: We answer you science questions Dr. Fissel explains why there are two high tides a day. Cue 35:00 mark
Sinclair, Duncan	School of Policy Studies Health Sciences School of Medicine	The Conversation: BeyondEnabling better aging: The 4 things seniors need, and the 4 things that need to change long-term care: The benefits of seniors’ communities that evolve on their own In his co-written op-ed, Dr. Sinclair talks about the findings of his Aging Well Study

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