Expert	Faculty/Department	Media Outlets
Julia Brook	Arts and Science Dan School of Drama and Music	CBC Radio: Can dancing and singing improve well-being and foster creativity Dr. Brook talks about a new program Rise, Shine, Sing that could provide respite during the pandemic.
Gordon, David	Arts and Science Geography and Planning	Globe and Mail: When it comes to liveable neighbourhoods, there’s a wide divide in Canada’s cities Dr. Gordon says most Canadians live in the vast auto-oriented suburbs and exurbs, and those are difficult to retrofit. Can places be designed so that ownership of a car of isn’t required for citizenship?
Lang, Eugene	School of Policy Studies	Hill Times: PMO’s Canada-U.S. relations team gearing up for transition to Biden administration Professor Lang says he didn’t believe Canada would have to deal with issues like steel tariffs, and that we’re not going to be accused of threatening U.S. national security with domestic or trade policy.
Christian Leuprecht	Arts and Science Political Studies School of Policy Studies	Maclean's Magazine: Real reform of the RCMP won't come from within Dr. Leuprecht says if the government really wants to fix the Mounties, it must impose civilian direction and sustained monitoring of implementation for several years.
Jane Philpott	Health Sciences	globalnews.ca: Philpott urges drastic action, patience as exploding coronavirus cases bring crackdowns Dr. Philpott says she will not be one of those who pretends it’s easy for anybody who’s a policymaker in a leadership position across the country right now because they’re going to hear input from all sides.
Power, Elaine	Arts and Science Cultural Studies Gender Studies School of Kinesiology and Health Studies	CKWS/Global Kingston: COVID-19 expected to create record year for food banks in Kingston region Dr. Power says governments need to make poverty reduction a centerpiece of economic recovery.

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