Knowledge focus needed to transform Niagara’s economy, says new Brock policy brief
Niagara needs to develop a “knowledge” economy that would build on the region’s strengths, says a new policy brief ... Full story
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Brock brief explores Niagara perspective of barriers to post-secondary education
What most determines whether or not someone pursues post-secondary education is the education of his or her parents, says a ... Full story -
Researcher looks at why fewer of us go out to vote
With Ontario preparing for a provincial election June 12, voter turnout in all levels of Canadian elections continues to hit historical ... Full story -
Goodman associate prof named Niagara Community Observatory director
Goodman School associate professor, business advisor, and member of two high-profile community boards - Barry Wright is a busy man. ... Full story -
Siegel finishes term at helm of Niagara Community Observatory
It all started at an informal meeting six years ago when the head of the Regional planning department, a senior ... Full story -
Brock brief looks at affordability of child care for Niagara families
A mother in the Niagara Region would have to earn almost $38,000 a year to feel that it was affordable to ... Full story -
Niagara River water quality improved significantly over last 25 years: policy brief
Long-standing pollution in the Niagara River and its many effects have been reported ever since Great Lakes-focused cleanup efforts began ... Full story -
Consequences of poverty cost Niagara $1.38 billion a year: policy brief
Everyone knows that living in poverty hurts the people directly affected. But a new economic analysis shows that the consequences ... Full story -
Educators, public need to change attitudes towards children living in poverty
Educators and the general public must avoid viewing children from low-income families as lacking, says recent research from the Niagara ... Full story -
Farmers markets an economic, social boon to Niagara: report
Farmers markets in Niagara are more than just a pretty face. They attract money, build communities, and encourage the development ... Full story
