Social Sciences in the news: October 2023
Experts from across the faculty were featured in a number of media outlets, both national and international, in October. Here’s a selection:
iHeartRadio: John Moore Round One, Vass Bednar
CBC News: Ontario apartment buildings bring investors double-digit returns. Some tenants say they’re paying the price, Steve Pomeroy
Hamilton Spectator: New owner of Hamilton rentals aims to preserve affordability, Steve Pomeroy
rabble: Ontario secondary school teachers union deal could put pressure on other unions, Stephanie Ross
CBC Radio One, Vass Bednar
New York Times: Skeletons of 1918 Flu Victims Reveal Clues About Who Was Likely to Die, Amanda Wissler
Science.org: Killer 1918 flu didn’t pick on the healthy, after all, Amanda Wissler
United Press International: Study discounts belief 1918 flu pandemic targeted healthy young adults, Amanda Wissler
Phys.org: Skeletal remains debunk myth surrounding 1918 flu pandemic, Amanda Wissler
CBC: No silver bullet when it comes to solving Toronto’s rental woes, experts say, Steve Pomeroy
CBC Radio One, Vass Bednar
Unifor ends strike less than 24 hour in after reaching tentative deal with GM, Stephanie Ross
Journal-Advocate: Skeletal remains debunk myth surrounding 1918 flu pandemic, Amanda Wissler
Canadian Manufacturing: Unifor ends strike less than 24 hour in after reaching tentative deal with GM, Amanda Wissler
Live Science: Skeletons from 1918 flu dispel myth that young, healthy adults were more vulnerable to the virus, Amanda Wissler
The Naked Scientists: Healthy and young people not worse off from 1918 Spanish flu, Amanda Wissler
WIRED: History Says the 1918 Flu Killed the Young and Healthy. These Bones Say Otherwise, Amanda Wissler
Real Clear Science: Did the 1918 Flu Really Kill the Strong Just as Often as the Frail?, Amanda Wissler
Hamilton Spectator: As controversy brews, Sarah Jama remains silent, closes office. Can she weather the political storm?, Peter Graefe
iHeartRadio: John Moore Round One, Oct 20, Vass Bednar
Hamilton Spectator: What does it mean for Hamilton Centre constituents with Sarah Jama booted from the NDP?, Peter Graefe
Global News: Sarah Jama says she can still ‘advocate’ for riding despite being removed from Ontario NDP, Peter Graefe
Hamilton Spectator: Canada once recognized the humanity of Palestinians and it can do so again, Sarah Adjekum, Ameil J. Joseph
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