Expert	Faculty/Department	Media Outlets
Ellis, Anne	School of Medicine Biomedical and Molecular Sciences Medicine Division of Allergy and Immunology	Globe and Mail - The Decibel : You’re not wrong, allergies are getting worse Dr. Ellis comments on how allergies may be getting worse due to climate change.
Jane Philpott	Health Sciences	CBC TV - Ottawa: Family doctor shortage Dr. Philpot comments on the lack of family doctors within the Ontario healthcare system.
J. Curtis Nickel	Health Sciences School of Medicine Urology	Pharmacy Times : Sublingual vaccine shows promise in preventing UTIs Dr. Nickel comments on how sublingual vaccines are showing efficacy in preventing recurrent UTIs, and are helping eliminate the need for antibiotics.
Lang, Eugene	School of Policy Studies	CKNW-Vancouver: David Johnston’s report suggests no need for public inquiry Dr. Lang comments on David Johnston’s report suggesting that there is no need to hold a public inquiry on foreign interference.
Nicole Myers	Arts and Science Sociology	The Maple : Tightened Bail Restrictions Unlikely To Curb Violent Crime, Experts Warn Dr. Myers comments on how tougher bail restrictions are unlikely to curb violent crime.
Power, Elaine	Arts and Science Cultural Studies Gender Studies School of Kinesiology and Health Studies	CBC Radio (Ottawa): Food insecurity in Ontario elementary schools Dr. Power comments on student food insecurity within Ontario elementary schools.
Rose, Jonathan	Arts and Science Political Studies	Toronto Star: Zesty Yellow or Safety Green? Inside the campaign colour choices of Toronto’s mayoral race front-runners Dr. Rose comments on how candidates in Toronto’s mayoral race choose their campaign signs.
Wong, Kenneth	Smith School of Business	CBC Radio: Consumer preference and social issues Professor Wong comments on American brands taking a stand on social issues to differentiate from the competition.

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