Expert	Faculty/Department	Media Outlets
Barrett, Matthew	History	Globe and Mail: How we can heal the invisible wounds of war Mr. Barrett co-authored an op-ed - along with former Veterans affairs minister, Erin O'Toole - on the need for greater awareness of occupational stress injuries amongst military veterans. The op-ed highlights former MP Sam Sharpe, who served in combat during the first world war and who took his own life upon his return to Canada.
Drummond, Don	School of Policy Studies	globalnews.ca: Reality check: Is the Ontario budget as ‘balanced’ as Kathleen Wynne claims? Professor Drummond says the Liberals made a clear choice to present a balanced budget instead of financing the growing debt.
Mabee, Warren	Arts and Science Department of Geography and Planning	CTV National Network News: Trump to expand offshore oil drilling Archinect: What does Trump's 20% tariff hike on Canadian softwoods mean for architecture? Dr. Mabee says that the newly-imposed softwood lumber tariff will likely halt or significantly alter the design and construction of wood-frame residences in the U.S. in an interview with Archinect. Dr. Mabee also appeared on CTV News Network to discuss an executive order on offshore drilling.
Nelson, William	Arts and Science Department of Biology	Kingston Whig-Standard: 'It was not a fun summer' Dr. Nelson explained that the increase in the local tick population, and subsequent increase in Lyme disease infections, has followed the increase in the average temperature in Kingston - in particular, the minimum winter temperatures.
Robitaille, Nicole	Smith School of Business	Metro News: Millennials lead charge in organ registrations, but need overwhelms Dr. Robitaille examined the disconnect between Canadians' views on organ donation - approximately 95 per cent in favour - and the rate of organ donation registry - less than 20 per cent.
Power, Elaine	Arts and Science School of Kinesiology and Health Studies	Toronto Star: Re: Guaranteed income won’t help women, Opinion, April 23 Dr. Power offered a counter-argument to an op-ed published previously on the impact of the Basic Income Guarantee on women.
Singh, Marsha	Arts and Science Department of Physics, Engineering Physics and Astronomy	CBC Radio: Quirks & Questions: Why do hot and cold water sound different? Dr. Singh explains why there is a distinct difference in the sound produced when you pour hot vs. cold water, on CBC Quirks and Quarks.

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