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McMaster to receive $2 million for electric boilers to reduce natural gas usage - Hamilton - Vimarsana News

McMaster to receive $2 million for electric boilers to reduce natural gas usage - Hamilton

The money will cover the installation of a pair of electric boilers to replace some gas-fired generators installed on Cootes Drive.

McMaster to receive $2 million for electric boilers to reduce natural gas usage - Vimarsana News

McMaster to receive $2 million for electric boilers to reduce natural gas usage

The money will cover the installation of a pair of electric boilers to replace some gas-fired generators installed on Cootes Drive.

Source: y108.ca
Students end hunger strike at McMaster University citing concerns over health - Hamilton - Vimarsana News

Students end hunger strike at McMaster University citing concerns over health - Hamilton

Students on a hunger strike to protest the learning facility's investments in fossil fuels ended the demonstration after eight days, but the group insist its campaign is not over.

McMaster students end hunger strike after 8 days, campaign resumes - Vimarsana News

McMaster students end hunger strike after 8 days, campaign resumes

A group of students at McMaster University ended their hunger strike after eight days, and students say it’s not the end of their campaign.

Source: chch.com
McMaster University students end hunger strike after 8 days, citing health and safety concerns - Vimarsana News

McMaster University students end hunger strike after 8 days, citing health and safety concerns

A group of McMaster University students have ended an eight-day hunger strike, but have vowed to intensify their efforts to get the university in Hamilton to reverse its decision to install four natural gas-powered generators on Cootes Drive.

Source: cbc.ca