New Brock research examines how impacts of sporting events are measured
The Jerry McGuire-inspired phrase “show me the money” may have been a hit on the big screen, but determining if ... Full story
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New Brock research measures impact of sporting events on Niagara
How do you measure the impact of a sporting event? The usual way is to concentrate on the economics: calculate ... Full story -
CONTEH: A bird’s-eye view of economic life in Niagara
Charles Conteh, Associate Professor of Public Policy and Management in Brock’s Department of Political Science, wrote a piece recently ... Full story -
CONTEH: Navigating troubled waters of governance
Charles Conteh, an associate professor of public policy and management in Brock’s Department of Political Science, wrote a piece ... Full story -
Niagara has highly skilled youth, low-skilled jobs, says Brock research
There is a serious mismatch between youth education levels and employment opportunities in Niagara, says new Brock University research. The ... Full story -
Brock webinar to examine mismatch between youth education and job opportunities
Brock University’s Niagara Community Observatory (NCO) will launch its research brief, “Youth Employment in Niagara: Mapping the Opportunities” this ... Full story -
CONTEH: How cities can navigate governance
Charles Conteh, an associate professor of public policy and management in Brock's Department of Political Science, wrote a piece recently ... Full story -
Brock launches community partnership to research pathways to economic growth
Assessing Niagara’s economic potential. Examining job creation in the region. Tracking numbers and trends of workers coming in and ... Full story -
Brock in the News — May 6-12
New documentary sheds light on Yonge St. fracas Toronto Star and City News profiled Professor Simon Black earlier this week ... Full story -
Research on Niagara’s population to be presented by Brock and Niagara Workforce Planning Board
With Niagara’s reputation for having one of Canada’s oldest populations, attracting and keeping young families is an ongoing ... Full story
