Expert	Faculty/Department	Media Outlets
Archer, Stephen	School of Medicine Medicine Division of Cardiology	Globe and Mail: The doctors in charge of the most complex health procedures in Canada can’t get a second wind Dr. Archer explains why academic health sciences centres, which are partnerships between teaching hospitals and medical schools are so important to Canada's health care system.
Ashworth, Laurence	Smith School of Business	CityNews: How Canada's new credit card surcharge will affect consumers and business Dr. Ashworth discusses the credit card surcharge that retailers can pass on to consumers. He also shares possible scenarios on what it could mean for consumers and businesses.
Ali Dizboni	Centres Centres and Services Office of the VP (Research) Centre for International and Defence Policy	Hamilton Spectator: World Cup consequences: What will happen to the Iranian players who refused to sing their anthem? Dr. Dizboni discusses the potential impact of the anti-government protests taking place at the FIFA World Cup.
Duffin, Jacalyn	Arts and Science History Philosophy Education Health Sciences School of Medicine	CKOM Radio: John Gormley- November 21, 2022 Dr. Duffin talks about the root causes of the drug shortages in Canada.
Maur, Mary-Jo	Law	CBC Radio: Is Divorce Possible in This Economy? Prof. Maur speaks to several CBC syndicates about how divorce procedures have changed or become more difficult with the rising costs of living and the housing market.
Sabbagh, Mark	Arts and Science Psychology	Washington Post: Why letting your kids play alone feels like a revelation to modern parents Dr. Sabbagh explains why encouraging your kids to play on their own is a good idea.
Smith, Graeme	Health Sciences School of Medicine Biomedical and Molecular Sciences Diagnostic Radiology Obstetrics and Gynaecology	Stat: A simple screening question could help millions of women prevent cardiovascular disease. Why aren’t we using it? Dr. Smith says pregnancy complications, like preeclampsia is one way to identify which women could develop cardiovascular disease later in life.
Thomas, Tandy	Smith School of Business	Canadian Press : Toys will be 'shining star' of lacklustre holiday shopping season: experts Dr. Thomas says stores are gearing up for a big season of shopping, but inflation will impact consumer demand.
Wong, Kenneth	Smith School of Business	Toronto Star: Sending a package through Canada Post is going to cost extra this shopping season Dr. Wong offers insight into why rising fuel prices mean higher surcharge rates on shipping costs for packages and parcels in the run up to Christmas.

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