Expert	Faculty/Department	Media Outlets
Aiken, Sharry	Law	CBC News Network: Canada to boost immigration target Professor Aiken discusses the proposal to increase Canada's immigration intake, saying she's cautiously optimistic about the new targets and confident the plan is calibrated to address labour market needs.
Kutsyuruba, Benjamin	Education	Teach Magazine: Don't Quit - Tips for surviving your first year of teaching Dr. Kutsyuruba says developing a culture of trust is essential in helping new teachers in their first years.
McDonald, David	Global Development Studies	CBC Radio: Privatization is a political issue, not an economic one Dr. McDonald says that privatization is often considered through a political, rather than economic, lens. The interview was republished online and aired in multiple CBC markets nationwide.
Morrison, Robert	English Language and Literature	CKNW-Vancouver: Discussing the origins of classic Halloween Monsters. Dr. Morrison discussed the origins of classic horror stories "Frankenstein" and "The Vampyre."
Nossal, Kim	Political Studies	Global Times (China newspaper): Canada, China at dawn of golden decade Dr. Nossal discusses the changing Canada-China relationship, as well as future opportunities.
Pardy, Bruce	Law	Lawyers Weekly: Eco-groups' challenge to regulation dismissed Professor Pardy discussed the efforts by two not-for-profit environmental groups to persuade Ontario’s Court of Appeal to invalidate a regulation under the province’s Endangered Species Act (ESA).
Sinclair, Duncan		Longwoods: Healthcare is 24/7 Dr. Sinclair discusses the need to consider all aspects of healthcare, not just emergency services, as accessible outside of standard business hours.
Spitzmuller, Matthias	Smith School of Business	National Post, Financial Post: The office-less office Dr. Spitzmuller says that, if employees socialize with each other more at work, it creates a stronger bond between them which can benefit the organization.

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