Articles tagged with: niagara community observatory
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Brock University’s Niagara Community Observatory (NCO) will launch its research brief, “Youth Employment in Niagara: Mapping the Opportunities” this ... Full story
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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 -
Want a job? Bring people skills and problem solving to the interview table
Recent graduates looking for work take note: if you relate well to people and take initiative to solve problems, you’... Full story -
Research examines what Niagara employers look for in young job seekers
At the same time Brock University helps prepare graduates to be contributors to the Canadian economy, it is also conducting ... Full story -
Brock in the News — January 21-27
How old is Niagara’s population? Brock researchers unveil findings A team of Brock University researchers investigates Niagara’s youth ... Full story -
Niagara’s population retention efforts need to focus on a wider age range: researchers
Contrary to popular belief, the population of 20-somethings in Niagara is increasing, so efforts to attract and keep young people ... 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 -
Brock, University at Buffalo launch cross-border economic research project
A research project between universities in neighbouring countries will take a close look at the economy on both sides of ... Full story -
Charles Conteh named director of Brock’s Niagara Community Observatory
The new director of Brock University’s Niagara Community Observatory has a simple message to residents of Niagara and ... Full story -
As downtown renewal continues, Brock forum lets residents weigh in on future steps
Residents in downtown St. Catharines are pleased with downtown revitalization efforts, but would like to see more open spaces and ... Full story