Here\u2019s a look at some of the media attention Brock University received recently.<\/p>\n
MOU between Brock, Community Care aims to help vulnerable communities:\u00a0<\/strong>The signing of a memorandum of understanding between Brock University and Community Care, St. Catharines and Thorold was featured by\u00a0Academica<\/a> and YourTv Niagara<\/a>. The strengthened partnership, which was formally signed by Brock University President Gervan Fearon and Community Care CEO Betty-Lou Souter, aims to enhance the services and supports to the agency through active learning and experiential research.<\/p>\n Doug Ford is obsessed with running Toronto. What does that mean for Ottawa?:<\/strong> Political Science Professor David Siegel was quoted in a CBC article<\/a> saying Ontario Premier Doug Ford seems to have limited knowledge of the province outside of Toronto.<\/p>\n New Brunswickers are avoiding buying pot with credit cards, sales figures show:<\/strong> During a Global News report<\/a>, Associate Professor of Operations Research Michael Armstrong spoke about the anonymity that comes with purchasing marijuana products using cash. In a separate Global News report<\/a>, Armstrong also discussed ongoing shortages in Ontario\u2019s cannabis stores.<\/p>\n Stop smoking program shutters after Ford government pulls funding:<\/strong> The defunding of a smoking cessation program, which was independently run but had been housed at Brock University since 2000, was discussed in articles from CBC<\/a> and the\u00a0National Post<\/em><\/a>. Leave The Pack Behind was launched by Associate Professor of Health Sciences Kelli-an Lawrance and had helped more than 40,000 young people quit smoking.<\/p>\n