Expert	Faculty/Department	Media Outlets
Sara Alvarado	Smith School of Business Centres	Globe and Mail: Canada to issue first green bonds this week Alvarado says the new federal government bonds should provide an important benchmark for other green assets.
Evans, Gerald	School of Medicine Biomedical and Molecular Sciences Medicine Division of Infectious Diseases Pathology and Molecular Medicine	Postmedia News: Cold, flu cases could surge as COVID-19 restrictions end: Experts Dr. Evans says a big question will be if the near complete relaxation of pandemic restrictions – including the end of the province’s mask mandate – will have an effect on the length or duration of flu season.
Ardi Imseis	Law	National Post: Are Canadians fighting in Ukraine protected by the Geneva Convention? We’ll see Prof. Imseis says the goal of POW status is not to punish opposing combatants, but simply to remove them from the battlefield until such time as a general close of hostilities takes place and they can return home in safety.
Lamp, Nicolas	Law	National Post, Financial Post: 'We had a deal': U.S. dairy farmers accuse Canada of playing games in cheese dispute Prof. Lamp says the proposal to resolve a dispute over cheese and milk imports appears to still cut out retailers and restaurants, both of which represent a major opportunity for U.S. cheesemakers.
Christian Leuprecht	Arts and Science Political Studies Smith School of Business School of Policy Studies	Global News: Why Arctic security is Canada's latest concern 640 AM Toronto radio Dr. Leuprecht talks about the rules of war, and if they apply to both sides equally. He also speaks to the importance of Arctic security.

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