Symposium will use history to investigate health policies in Canada
A Brock researcher who is digging into our nutritional past hopes to impact the future of health policies in Canada.
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Aboriginal Women’s Day event featured documentary, guest speakers
The question of membership has caused a divide in Waneek Horn-Miller’s home community of Kahnawake, the former Olympian told ... Full story -
Professor teams up with primate sanctuary for book launch and fundraiser
A Sociology professor is using his new book about apes to raise money for an Ontario primate sanctuary. John Sorenson, ... Full story -
Truck owners advised to secure vehicles
Members of the Brock community are urged to protect their vehicles in light of an auto theft ring at work ... Full story -
Brock receives provincial Registrars’ Association award
Brock is the recipient of this year's Ontario Universities Registrars' Association (OURA) Innovation Award, which rewards universities for improving the ... Full story -
54.40 will go green at Brock
A venerable Canadian rock band will relive its signature album at a Centre for the Arts show March 26. 54.40 will celebrate ... Full story -
Buy local, says panel of politicians and food activists
Regional and municipal politicians joined Niagara residents March 18 for a Brock-led discussion on local food initiatives, the challenges faced in ... Full story -
CCOVI lectures broadcast live on web
Vineyard operators and wineries across Canada began going online this week to join industry researchers at the country’s leading ... Full story -
Faculty book publication: Sociology
Murray E. G. Smith, professor of Sociology, has published a new book entitled Global Capitalism in Crisis: Karl Marx & ... Full story -
Publications – week of March 18, 2010
Morris, R. D., Weseloh, D.V., Cuthbert, F.J., Pekarik, C., Wires, L.R., and Harper, L. (2010.) "Distribution and abundance ... Full story
