A Niagara Community Observatory report shows local amateur sports pump millions of dollars into their local economy.
Candidates are using social media, but not to its fullest extent, says a Niagara Community Observatory researcher.
Miriam Richards, associate professor of Biological Sciences, was quoted in the article “A landfill gets recycled in the Aug. 5 issue of the St. Catharines Standard. David Siegel, director of the Niagara Community Observatory, was also quoted. The article discusses the observatory’s latest policy brief about the restoration of the Glenridge Quarry. The news was [...]
When Miriam Richards led a group of journalists down a path at the Glenridge Quarry, she did it as the bearer of good news.
Sophia Papastavrou is a research associate with the Niagara Community Observatory and a part-time instructor with the Faculty of Education.
Local food takes centre stage in a new policy brief from the Niagara Community Observatory.
The Niagara Community Observatory is set to launch its latest policy brief. Niagara food is nutritious and available, the brief says. So why aren’t we buying it?
David Siegel, director, Niagara Community Observatory and Department of Political Science, spoke to the Rotary Club of St. Catharines on Feb. 11 about the Niagara Community Observatory.
The Niagara Community Observatory is looking for research associates to help do important research to benefit the local community.
The new research institute at Brock has a mandate to produce and disseminate research related to the Niagara region. The group has already had released policy briefs on youth migration and making our local communities friendly to [...]
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