Expert	Faculty/Department	Media Outlets
Archer, Stephen	School of Medicine Medicine Division of Cardiology	The Agenda with Steven Paikin, TVO: How Does COVID-19 Damage the Lungs? Dr. Archer talks about new research into how SARS-CoV-2 worsens COVID-19 pneumonia.
Brock, Kathy	Arts and Science School of Policy Studies Political Studies	CBC Online: Ontario's government is 'strongly' recommending masks indoors. Why stop short of a mandate? Dr. Brock talks about Ontario's decision to recommend, but not mandate, masking.
Lisa F. Carver	Arts and Science	Smithsonian Magazine: Meet the Rare Gender-Neutral Kitten With No Sex Organs Dr. Carver says a newly adopted gender neutral kitten seems to be able to engage in bodily functions and is otherwise healthy, which suggests that the prognosis for a healthy life is good.
Evans, Gerald	School of Medicine Biomedical and Molecular Sciences Medicine Division of Infectious Diseases Pathology and Molecular Medicine	CTV National Network News: Ontario strongly recommends masks The Agenda with Steven Paikin, TVO: How Does COVID-19 Damage the Lungs? AM1150 news: Taking personal responsibility for masking Dr. Evans talks about new research into how SARS-CoV-2 worsens COVID-19 pneumonia. He also discusses Ontario's decision to recommend, rather than mandate masking, and why talking personal responsibility is important in fighting infection.
Qanita Lilla	Centres and Services Agnes Etherington Art Centre	The Conversation: Woman King is set in Benin but filmed in South Africa - in the process it erases real people’s struggles In her op-ed, Dr. Lilla talks about the decision to film an upcoming movie in South Africa rather than Benin, ignoring history in favour of crowd-pleasing storytelling.
Nossal, Kim	Arts and Science Political Studies School of Policy Studies	Edmonton Journal: 'Alarming': MPs to investigate China's alleged 2019 election interference Professor Emeritus Nossal talks about the relationship between Canada and China, and how the critical language that we’re seeing now is very much in response to a deterioration in the relationship over a longer period of time.
Stephanie Martel	Arts and Science Political Studies	CHED: Canada's relationship with Association of Southeast Asian nations Dr. Martel shares her thoughts on Canada's relationship with the Association of Southeast Asian Nations.
Barbara Martin	School of Policy Studies	Global News: Prime Minister Justin Trudeau arrives in Indonesia Dr. Martin talks about the Association of Southeast Asian Nations and the G20, and if these meetings are making a difference.

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