Every day, the public is bombarded with sound bites from politicians and people in the media about the current economic crisis. Few individuals have a more in depth understanding of Canada's position than Buzz Hargrove. On Nov. 23, the former National President of the Canadian Auto Worker's Union (CAW) made a stop at Brock, not only to talk about his new book Laying it on the Line, but also to speak about how Canada should navigate its way through tough times.
Canadians everywhere are becoming part of Olympic torch relay history during the torches journey across the country to Vancouver for the 2010 Olympics opening ceremonies on Feb. 12. The torch is stopping in 200 communities during its journey, including St.
As this term comes to a close, it seemed appropriate to see where BUSU currently stands on many of the promises they made during the election campaigns at the end of last year. BUSU President Lianne Bradley and VP University Affairs Rob Lanteigne were happy to oblige.
As the first semester winds down, we've asked some Brock students how they feel about what BUSU has accomplished so far. "I have no idea what they do" - Stephanie Mantan, 2nd year Business "Professional opinion: I think they definitely do a good job in incorporating students into what they do" - Kara Wenner, 2nd year Psychology "They are performing very well to meet student needs" - Ben Anikejew, 1st Business "I really haven't noticed anything, which could be their problem.
Sarah spent five years learning how to use a mouse, but can now negotiate YouTube with the greatest of ease. She also has perfect pitch and a large vocabulary, but only speaks when she is motivated. Gareth has forced his Mother to use only plastic plates in their home, as he enjoys the large crash of china breaking on the marble floor.
Brock University Blood Drive Week When: Dec. 7 - 11 Where: 395 Ontario St, St. Catharines Brock is partnering with St. Catharines Canadian Blood Services for a Blood Donor Drive! We are inviting students, faculty, and staff to sign up for an appointment during the week of Dec.
BUSU to offer 24-hour exam study space BUSU recently announced plans to offer a 24-hour student study space during the fall term exams. The space will be located in the Kenmore Centre, in a room that is currently being used as classroom space. It will be available beginning Monday, Dec.
On Nov. 20 the UN General Assembly's 192-member human rights committee passed a Canada-led resolution to censure Iran. Passed with 74 in favour, 48 against and 59 abstentions, the resolution censures Iran for its human rights record, including the arbitrary arrests, detentions and the disappearance of Iranians who protested after the elections this year.
Monday November 23, 2009 • US federal officials release charges against leaders in terrorist organization linked to Al Qaeda Tuesday November 24, 2009 • Proposed legislation to make it mandatory for Internet providers to report any tips regarding child pornography online Wednesday November 25, 2009 • Four youths injured, one airlifted to Toronto after crash, in St.
US and Canada form information-sharing pact The United States says it will join Canada, Australia and Britain in sharing fingerprints and other data in order to help authorities crack down on fraudulent refugee claims. The biometric data-sharing initiative was launched between the three countries last summer.
November 23 marked the opening of freelance photographer Liam Sharp's exhibit, Caring Across Boundaries, at First Canadian Place in Toronto. The exhibit features photos of children from First Nation's communities holding signs that depict their dreams for the future.
VICTORIA (CUP) - Corporate Canada is still mostly a man's world. In 2007, a Catalyst Census survey found that women held only 13 per cent of board positions in Canada's 500 largest firms. The newly formed Canadian Board Diversity Council is hoping to boost that number to 20 per cent over the next four years.
