Expert	Faculty/Department	Media Outlets
Gordon, David	Arts and Science Geography and Planning	CBC Radio: The 15 minute city Barrie Today: Downtown Barrie has 'bright future' Dr. Gordon talks about the concept of a 15 minute city, and how it could work in rural communities in New Brunswick. His study on the same topic is also cited in an article that speaks to the future of downtown Barrie, Ontario.
Davies, Claire	Engineering and Applied Science Mechanical and Materials Engineering	CBC - Ontario Morning: academics awarded honours from National Killam Program Dr. Davies talks about her award winning research into ensuring those who can't communicate verbally are heard.
Hanna, Timothy	Health Sciences Cancer Research Institute School of Medicine Oncology	CBC Online: More surgeries being scheduled, but not enough to clear pandemic backlog, nationwide data suggests Dr. Hanna says one of his main concerns is that a drop in screenings could mean fewer invasive cancer diagnoses, delays in treatment, and more risk to patients' health, long before surgery is even on their radar.
Mackay, Robb	Arts and Science Dan School of Drama and Music	YGK News: Should a Tragically Hip song have been played at a Pierre Poilievre event? In a republished op-ed, MacKay discusses whether a Tragically Hip song should have been used at a Conservative campaign event with Pierre Poilievre.
Jain, Praveen	Engineering and Applied Science Electrical and Computer Engineering	CBC - Ontario Morning: Two Queen's academics awarded honours from National Killam Program Dr. Jain discusses the honour from the national Killam Foundation, and what his work means to Queen's.
Korey Pasch	Arts and Science Political Studies	Globe and Mail: Canadian banks expected to face higher costs to raise funds amid volatility Dr. Pasch weighs in on the expectation that Canadian banks will face higher costs to raise funds amid volatility.

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