Expert	Faculty/Department	Media Outlets
Aiken, Sharry	Law	CBC Online: Number of asylum claims filed in Canada rises slightly despite pandemic The Conversation: Canadian court correctly finds the U.S. is unsafe for refugees In her op-ed Professor Aiken says the detention practices that are focused on in the decision are only one among many ways in which the U.S. has attacked refugee rights. These attacks are mounting. She also spoke with CBC about the number of claims being filed.
Hanna, Timothy	School of Medicine Department of Oncology, Cancer Research Institute	CBC Online: Why err on the side of caution as COVID-19 looms in health-care workplaces Dr. Hanna says we're fortunate across Canada. We weren't left as single institutions or single physicians to proceed based on our own opinion when resources became limited. The story also appeared on Yahoo.
Christian Leuprecht	Arts and Science Political Studies School of Policy Studies	Radio Canada International: Committee examines racism in police services Dr. Leuprecht talks about the issues in police services across Canada.
Nicaso, Antonio	Arts and Science Languages, Literatures and Cultures	CBC Online: Homicide victim found in London had ties to Pat Musitano, unclear if deaths are related Dr. Nicaso says the Musitanos are on the defensive. I don't feel they have the strength to react.
Pardy, Bruce	Law	The Epoch Times: In critical race theory, white self-flagellation is the only choice In his op-ed Professor Pardy discusses racism.
Sari van Anders	Arts and Science Gender Studies Psychology Centre for Neuroscience Studies	Discover magazine: Untangling gender and sex in humans Dr. van Anders created the term gender/sex because she it felt important to highlight that scientists don’t always know which characteristic they are specifically testing.

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