Expert	Faculty/Department	Media Outlets
Sean Cleary	Smith School of Business	Globe and Mail: Environmentalists and banks square off as new climate rules loom Dr. Cleary says there is merit to safe-harbour protection to climate disclosure, which would offer banks protection against being legally beholden to what they are forecasting, if it moves the efforts forward.
Drummond, Don	School of Policy Studies	Hill Times: Drummond applauds ‘realistic’ economic forecast, but urges spending restraint, while others praise mini-budget’s targeted affordability measures Prof. Drummond weighs in on Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland's fiscal update.
Afolasade Fakolade	Health Sciences School of Rehabilitation Therapy	CBC Radio: All in a Day with Alan Neal Prof. Fakolade talks about her research, which delves into the impact caregiving has on the family members and friends who take on that role—and what could be done to support them.
Kerr, Lisa	Law	CHED: Today's show: The struggle to find seasonal workers, sentencing laws are being undone & what's at stake in the U.S. midterm elections? Prof. Kerr discusses the sentencing laws that were brought in under former Prime Minister Stephen Harper that are being undone.
Christian Leuprecht	Arts and Science Political Studies Smith School of Business School of Policy Studies	CTV National Network News: Canadian Armed Forces now allowing permanent residents to enlist amid low recruitment Dr. Leuprecht talks about why the Canadian Armed Forces is now permitting permanent residents to enlist.
Mabee, Warren	Arts and Science Geography and Planning School of Policy Studies	CBC Online: These Ontario climate researchers and advocates expect more than talk at COP27 — they want action Dr. Mabee says there are concerns people aren't paying close attention to this year's COP27 conference, as the world is distracted by other issues around the globe.
Kaitlyn MacDonald	Arts and Science History	CBC Online: PhD student researching how dark tourism and history collide MacDonald, PhD candidate, discusses her research into dark tourism—visiting sights where tragedy or suffering have occurred. She talks about some of these sights that exist in Kingston.
Rowe, Kerry	Engineering and Applied Science Civil Engineering	Kingston Whig-Standard: Queen's Professor receives $250,000 NSERC award Brockville Recorder and Times: Queen's Professor receives $250,000 NSERC award Dr. Rowe is interviewed about winning the NSERC award for his research and work improving waste containment facilities around the world.
Nadia Verrelli	Arts and Science Political Studies	Newstalk 980 (London radio): November 4, 2022 - On The Level - Epi 13 Dr. Verrelli explains what the notwithstanding clause is and how it’s being used in the Ontario Education Support Workers Dispute with the Ford Government (cue 12:30).

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