Expert	Faculty/Department	Media Outlets
John Allingham	Health Sciences School of Medicine Biomedical and Molecular Sciences	Chemical Institute of Canada News: Inspired by the sea to fight cancer metastasis Dr. Allingham talks about his research into macrolides, including a compound isolated from a marine sponge, and how it may inhibit cancer cell division. Dr. Allingham has a co-written paper recently published in the Journal of the American Chemical Society on this topic.
Robert Colautti	Arts and Science Biology	National Observer: Climate change is battering farmers with a new plague — ticks Dr. Colautti talks about how ticks and tick-borne diseases can affect farmers.
Andrew Craig	Health Sciences Cancer Research Institute School of Medicine Biomedical and Molecular Sciences	Chemical Institute of Canada News: Inspired by the sea to fight cancer metastasis Dr. Craig talks about his research into macrolides, including a compound isolated from a marine sponge, and how it may inhibit cancer cell division. Dr. Craig has a co-written paper recently published in the Journal of the American Chemical Society on this topic.
Drummond, Don	School of Policy Studies	Globe and Mail: Pandemic debts leave fiscal planning exposed to icy chill of economic misses Dr. Drummond’s co-written report that concludes it will not take much for the public debt situation to be much worse in the next few decades than our governments have predicted is featured.
P. Andrew Evans	Arts and Science Chemistry	Chemical Institute of Canada News: Inspired by the sea to fight cancer metastasis Dr. Evans' co-written paper recently published in the Journal of the American Chemical Society on macrolides and how they may inhibit cancer cell division is featured.
Goodyear-Grant, Elizabeth	Arts and Science Political Studies	Yahoo! Canada: 'Gender never came into my mind,' says woman who brought N.W.T. Legislature to Canada's 1st female majority Dr. Goodyear-Grant is quoted in an article about Jane Weyallon Armstrong, the woman who brought N.W.T. Legislature to Canada's first female majority.
Spitzmuller, Matthias	Smith School of Business	HR Reporter: Will presenteeism falter as pandemic subsides? Dr. Spitzmuller talks about how the idea of presenteeism, employees going to work even when for health reasons they should not be in the office, may change post-pandemic.

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