Expert	Faculty/Department	Media Outlets
Fernanda De Felice	Health Sciences School of Medicine Psychiatry Centres and Services Office of the VP (Research) Centre for Neuroscience Studies	CBC Radio: Slowing the progress of Alzheimer's Disease Dr. De Felice says her research could slow the process of the disease.
Detomasi, David	Smith School of Business	Globe and Mail: Calm down over Brexit Professor Detomasi says he thinks Britain’s main problem with Europe has been the appearance of being subservient to EU rules.
Mabee, Warren	Arts and Science Geography and Planning School of Policy Studies	Radio Canada International: Major pipeline project approved Dr. Mabee says that with no legal or protest impediments, the earliest completion date would be about 18 months from now, but with challenges and/or protests, possibly double that time frame.
Nossal, Kim	Arts and Science Political Studies School of Policy Studies	CKWS/Global Kingston: Trudeau government struggles to balance human rights push with bid for security council seat Dr. Nossal says Clerk of the Privy Council Ian Shugart is doing his due diligence by noting for the record that in an environment where the key supporter of human rights — the U.S. — has gone MIA.
Rose, Jonathan	Arts and Science Political Studies	Hill Times: Early third-party advertising ‘unintended consequence’ of fixed election dates, Dr. Rose says these kinds of digital campaigns are cheaper, more effective (since they reach ‘friends’ with whom you’re more likely to share political ideology) and have the patina of populism.

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