Expert	Faculty/Department	Media Outlets
Abray, Tim	Arts and Science Political Studies	Kingston Whig-Standard: Ontario political parties get personal with campaign messaging Toronto Star: Is this the end of the line for campaign buses? Peterborough Examiner: For Kingston and the Islands, change is on the way The Post-Doctoral Fellow says the campaign bus is still relevant, as political leaders need to be in front of people, reminding them of their message and encouraging them to vote. He also talks about the importance of campaign messaging, and weighs in on the riding of Kingston and the Islands.
Amarnath Amarasingam	Arts and Science Political Studies School of Religion	CBC Online: Accused Buffalo killer got weapons tips in chat group, prompting calls for online oversight Global News: The West Block: May 22 Dr. Amarasingam says there were red flags that were missed leading up to the recent racially motivated mass shooting in Buffalo.
Robert Colautti	Arts and Science Biology	Global News: Toronto woman shares encounter with dozens of ticks in her suburban backyard Dr. Colautti says the blacklegged tick has been increasing across Ontario and across Canada — particularly in the east.
Dacin, Tina	Smith School of Business	Benefits Canada: Head to head: Should Canada implement a four-day workweek? Dr. Dacin talks about whether Canada should implement a four day work week.
Detomasi, David	Smith School of Business	CBC Online: As the cost of gas climbs, here's what's fuelling the price at the pump Dr. Detomasi explains how the federal carbon tax, which adds 11 cents to the cost of each litre of gas, is drawing criticism as fuel becomes more expensive.
Ellis, Anne	School of Medicine Biomedical and Molecular Sciences Medicine Division of Allergy and Immunology	CBC's The Current with Matt Galloway: The Current for May 23, 2022 Dr. Ellis talks about studies that have found allergy season is getting longer and more intense, and the connection to climate change.
Evans, Gerald	School of Medicine Biomedical and Molecular Sciences Medicine Division of Infectious Diseases Pathology and Molecular Medicine	CBC Radio (Ottawa): All in a Day with Alan Neal ctvnews.ca: BA.2.20 in Ontario doesn't warrant significant concern, experts say Dr. Evans says the BA.2.20 has been around in Ontario for about three months now and so far is not expanding. He also speaks to air travel and the future of restrictions.
Christian Leuprecht	Arts and Science Political Studies Smith School of Business School of Policy Studies	CBC Radio: Radio West with Sarah Penton Roy Green Syndicated Radio Show: QU Prof Christian Leuprecht on Finland and Sweden moving to join NATO CBC News Network: Russia turns off natural gas supplies to Finland this weekend Dr. Leuprecht talks about Finland and Sweden's push to join NATO, and Russia's response. Dr. Leuprecht also speaks to the Federal government's decision to ban Huawei from Canadian 5G networks. (cue 18:00 mark).
Lyon, David	Arts and Science Sociology Law	Global News: Report finds Canadians don't understand how their data is collected, shared CFRA (Ottawa): Ottawa Now with Kristy Cameron Dr. Lyon talks about his Big Data Surveillance study, and the findings.

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