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Thorold businessman Phil Ritchie is passionate about Niagara and its potential to be what he calls a “progressive region.” But ... Full story
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Tickets still available for Opening of Term barbecue
Brock employees have until Monday, Aug. 19 to purchase tickets for the University’s Opening of Term barbecue. Niagara musician Gavin ... Full story -
Brock University, Niagara Folk Arts partner to help newcomers
Niagara Folk Arts Executive Director Emily Kovacs’ story of immigrating to Canada in the 1980s is a familiar one to ... Full story -
New ransomware prompts reminder to be cautious of suspicious emails
With a new strain of ransomware making its way across Canada, the U.S and Europe, Brock University Information Technology ... Full story -
Dirty Badger set to hit the trails Saturday
Runners are preparing to lace up for the sixth annual Dirty Badger trail race on Saturday, Aug. 17. Held at Brock ... Full story -
Funding helps researchers land state-of-the-art equipment
Beneath the waters off the southeast coast of Sicily lies a shipwreck that tells scintillating tales of ancient Mediterranean commerce, ... Full story -
Today’s youth tackle adult-sized problems, say Brock profs
With the United Nations marking Monday, Aug. 12 as International Youth Day, two Brock University professors say today’s youth are ... Full story -
Online learning platform Lynda.com has new name
Users of the self-paced online learning site Lynda.com can expect some significant changes this week. On Thursday, Aug. 15, content ... Full story -
Power restored in East Academic
Power has been restored to Brock University’s East Academic buildings after a failure Saturday, Aug. 10 in the transformer cable ... Full story -
Fundraising campaign launched for Brock Humanities grad impacted by shocking tragedy
A recent Brock University master’s graduate was moving her family from Vancouver to St. Catharines this week when tragedy ... Full story