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McMaster and Unifor Local 5555 Unit 4, representing Special Constables at the university, have reached a tentative collective agreement. The union and the university are proceeding through their ratification processes. McMaster negotiates with all employee groups based on a set of core principles, including bargaining in good faith and committing to long-term, collaborative relationships with […]
Affordability. AI apocalypse. Climate breakdown. Geopolitical fractures. Democratic deficits. Racial and gender injustice. Threats to Indigenous rights. Attacks on Canadian sovereignty. Brain rot. It is normal to look at headlines about the future and feel disoriented or overwhelmed. Or both. But Sanjay Khanna, the inaugural director of the Futures Institute at Wilson College, believes there […]
Researchers at McMaster University have shown that antibodies recovered from human breast milk can provide protection against an array of different respiratory viruses, pointing to a potential new approach to preventing infection. The findings, published Oct. 14 in the journal Science Advances, suggest that antibodies naturally found in breast milk could one day be used […]