Niagara Community Observatory finds women under-represented in Niagara politics
Women in Niagara are not equitably represented on elected local councils, new research from Brock University has found.
And while ... Full story
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Brock Media Clips for Friday, July 24
Here’s a look at some of the media attention Brock University received recently. Partnership to address resilience in sustainable ... Full story -
Brock Media Clips for Monday, July 6
Here’s a look at some of the media attention Brock University received recently. Celebrate July 1 with flag-waving sparkling wines ... Full story -
Niagara Community Observatory explores challenges, opportunities in local transportation and logistics
Government and private sector groups should collaborate on imaginative ways to help commercial vehicles bypass the increasingly congested QEW between ... Full story -
Niagara Community Observatory releases research brief on Ontario’s Mood Walks program
Brock University’s Niagara Community Observatory (NCO) has released a research brief about Mood Walks, an Ontario hiking program designed ... Full story -
Brock co-led group makes recommendations on opening Canada-U.S. border
Businesses, organizations, shoppers and vacationers are among those hoping the Canada-U.S. border will fully reopen soon. More than $2 billion ... Full story -
NCO brief details homegrown response to governance issues
A new Niagara Community Observatory (NCO) research brief says now that the Ontario government has taken a hands-off approach to ... Full story -
Niagara’s ICT job growth surpasses provincial rate, says Brock research
Once known for its car manufacturing, the Niagara region is carving a respectable space in information communications technology (ICT) job ... Full story -
New NCO policy brief strives to strengthen cross-border economies
If provinces and states along the Canada-U.S. border agree to pool resources together, they could set up a cross-border ... Full story -
NCO calls on public to submit documents for new archive
Thorold businessman Phil Ritchie is passionate about Niagara and its potential to be what he calls a “progressive region.” But ... Full story
