Visit Canada’s parks responsibly says Brock professor
Saturday, July 20 is Parks Day in Canada, an annual event marked by fun and activities at many of the country’... Full story
Articles tagged with: Geography and Tourism Studies
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Wide range of research funded through 2019 Chancellor’s Chairs awards
Over the next three years, recipients of the 2019 Chancellor’s Chairs for Teaching Excellence awards will contribute to enriching the ... Full story -
‘Each of you is a gift to the world,’ award-winning teacher Bourgeois tells grads
There are few things that Robyn Bourgeois loves more in this world than teaching. And it shows. Bourgeois, Assistant Professor ... Full story -
Book captures late cartographer’s passion for history
When Alun Hughes passed away in 2013, he left behind a legacy — and a collection of rich historical research. Believing his ... Full story -
Book celebrates work of late Brock cartographer
Alun Hughes, a longtime member of Brock’s Department of Geography, had an enormous appetite for local history. Between 2003 and ... Full story -
Student researcher explores future of electric buses in Canada
It’s a simple, logical way to cut down on air and noise pollution. Electric buses don’t emit carbon ... Full story -
Thesis defences — Feb. 4 to 8
The following is a list of thesis defences taking place at Brock from Feb. 4 to 8. All are open for the ... Full story -
MACKINTOSH: Build it and they will ride — Bicycle geography lessons for Toronto
Phillip Gordon Mackintosh, Associate Professor of Geography and Tourism Studies at Brock, wrote a piece recently published in the National ... Full story -
Tourism event at Brock brings together students, researchers and industry
As Niagara prepares to welcome the bulk of its 14 million visitors over the coming months, Brock University’s Department of ... Full story -
Groundhog Day highlights the challenges facing those who rely on consistent weather
When it comes to predicting long-term weather, humans hold little advantage over Wiarton Willie or Punxsutawney Phil. That’s not ... Full story
