Expert	Faculty/Department	Media Outlets
Baranchuk, Adrian	School of Medicine Health Sciences	CTV National Network News: Spring brings the threat of ticks – and Lyme disease Dr. Baranchuk says ticks can bring on heart conditions.
Heyland, Daren	School of Medicine Department of Medicine, Division of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine	CBC Radio: The pandemic is spurring more people to discuss their end-of-life plans with their loved ones Dr. Heyland discusses why it’s important to have the discussion with your loved ones (57:00).
Samuel Dahan	Law	CBC Radio: Creating an app that uses artificial intelligence to help answer employment rights questions, Professor Dahan discusses this new approach to legal questions.
Christian Leuprecht	Arts and Science Political Studies School of Policy Studies	Globe and Mail: Prime Minister Trudeau says Ottawa undecided on whether to block Huawei from 5G networks Radio Canada International: Hong Kong protests resume over proposed Chinese security law Dr. Leuprecht discusses Huawei and the recent protests in China.
Emilie Norris-Roozmon	Arts and Science Biology	globalnews.ca: Ontario researcher seeks tick-bite patients to assess gaps in Lyme disease testing Norris-Roozmon says the trouble with tick-borne illness is that there’s many people who are frustrated and they’re sick. Yet they don’t have a definitive diagnosis.
Srivastava, Sarita	Arts and Science Gender Studies Sociology	globalnews.ca: What message do leaders send when they break coronavirus rules? Dr. Srivastava says if a politician says people should not leave town to visit their cottage, then does the opposite, it can downplay the severity of the pandemic in people’s minds.
Noah Weisbord	Law	The Lawyer's Daily: The Ontario Court of Appeal has confirmed the fact-driven admissibility of post-incident conduct evidence in some criminal cases Professor Weisbord says the Gough case served as an interesting barometer of how much changing judicial views towards some kinds of evidence prompted by the #MeToo movement are affecting the wider courts.

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