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
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Difficult change leads to degree and new career for former Brock employee
The road to a master’s degree in education was long and winding for recent grad Susan Mifsud. She has ... Full story -
Special Needs Activity Program making a difference in Niagara
A Brock-run program for children and youth with special needs in Niagara has now hosted over 33,000 participants. The Special Needs ... Full story -
MIWSFPA awarded for its architecture
Brock University students and staff aren’t the only ones who love the look and feel of the Marilyn I. ... Full story -
BUSU releases student transit survey results
Brock University’s Students’ Union had the ear of local politicians Thursday when it presented the findings of a student ... Full story -
Niagara students choose Brock for post-secondary education
After graduating from Port Colborne’s Lakeshore Catholic High School, Emily Armstrong wanted to go away for university. She visited ... Full story -
Region looking for feedback from under 35 crowd
Niagara Region wants to hear from people under 35 as part of a new survey aimed at attracting and retaining emerging ... Full story -
BioLinc, Region partner to celebrate local innovation and entrepreneurship
The work of two Brock students will be highlighted Monday at an event celebrating entrepreneurship and innovation in Niagara. Ian ... Full story -
Niagara Employment Crawl showcases opportunity in region
There's a lot going on in Niagara. And more opportunity than you think. The Niagara Employment Crawl (NEC) — organized by ... Full story -
Application of larvicide for mosquito control set to start
From July 21 to Sept. 12, 2014 Brock University will run a larviciding program under the authority of the Region's Medical Officer of ... Full story
