Articles tagged with: niagara community observatory
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Older adults are a vital part of the community, yet they may face obstacles to donating their time and skills ... Full story
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RESEARCH RETROSPECTIVE: Digging into Brock’s deep agricultural roots
This article is part of a monthly series celebrating research breakthroughs and successes at Brock University over the past 60 years. ... Full story -
EDI advances needed in Canada’s alcoholic beverage industry: Brock research
Building a diverse workforce in Canada’s alcoholic beverage industry doesn’t stop with hiring people from equity-deserving groups, says ... Full story -
Businesses must plan before leaping into generative AI: NCO research
Employees who use generative artificial intelligence (GAI) in Niagara’s small businesses and non-profit organizations tend to do so quietly ... Full story -
Public event to explore AI’s impact on small businesses, non-profits
While generative artificial intelligence (GAI) — used to create text, videos and images as well as solve problems — could save small ... Full story -
Incentives for senior volunteers provide dual benefit: Brock research
Providing logistical and financial resources for older adults in Niagara to volunteer will expand their social networks and sense of ... Full story -
IN THE NEWS: NHL broadcasting rights, strategic voting and how humans handle heat
In recent media appearances, Brock experts discussed strategic voting and Canada's labour landscape, a changing deal for Maple Leaf Sports ... Full story -
Webinar to explore food insecurity in Niagara
Judging by the growing number of children and their families relying on food banks to meet their basic food security ... Full story -
Research offers recommendations to support growth in key Niagara sectors
With the right approach, Niagara can continue to be a powerhouse in the key sectors of agribusiness, manufacturing and tourism, ... Full story -
Brock research paints stark picture of food insecurity in Niagara
Niagara is experiencing an “alarming increase” in the number of people — particularly children — who are relying on food banks to ... Full story