Expert	Faculty/Department	Media Outlets
Archer, Stephen	School of Medicine Medicine Division of Cardiology	Globe and Mail: Canada’s universities call on the government to increase research funding Dr. Archer says that changing the way grant funding works in Canada would alleviate financial strain on graduate and postdoc students.
Ellis, Anne	School of Medicine Biomedical and Molecular Sciences Medicine Division of Allergy and Immunology	NewsTalk 770 (Calgary): How allergies are impacting Albertans Dr. Ellis says the spring thaw will lead to larger amounts of pollen in the air.
Gordon, David	Arts and Science Geography and Planning	Globe and Mail: Ontario Greenbelt plans promote sprawl over sustainability, Newmarket mayor says Dr. Gordon speaks to the financial considerations when building sprawl communities.
Green, Michael	Health Sciences School of Medicine Family Medicine	CBC - The National: ‘I feel like I’m failing’: Inside Canada’s family doctor crisis Dr. Green explains some of the causes which have led to a shortage of family doctors (cue 4:25).
Kolsarici, Ceren	Smith School of Business	Women of Influence: The adoption of AI helps organizations become industry leaders — this Smith School of Business executive explains why Dr. Kolsarici describes how artificial intelligence is changing the business landscape.
Christian Leuprecht	Arts and Science Political Studies School of Policy Studies	Roy Green Syndicated Radio Show: Russia is capable of what level of attack on Ukraine? CTV Ottawa: New armed forces housing benefit won't help Petawawa troops, realtor warns Global News: How Canada could have behaved like Australia CBC News Network: Is the Chinese Communist Party using racism as a shield to prevent investigation? Dr. Leuprecht says more needs to be done to financially incentivize and support members of the armed forces. He also speaks to the Roy Green show about Russia's current military capabilities and the potential risk to Ukraine (cue 39:00), and CBC and Global News Radio about China's use of anti-Chinese rhetoric in Canada.
Rose, Jonathan	Arts and Science Political Studies	National Observer: Pierre Poilievre auditions to be PM with populist appeal to everyday Canadians Dr. Rose explains the challenge Pierre Poilievre will face of trying to appeal to urban and populist voters.

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