Niagara Labour Market Insights December 2025
This Workforce Collective summary shows that in 2025: Niagara’s labour market showed some signs of stability, alongside demographic shifts shaping [...]
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01, 2026
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01, 2026
Coalition to End Violence Against Women – Community Resource Tools
The following resources were developed through the Navigating the System: A Gender-Based Violence Perspective project as part of a toolkit [...]
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01, 2026
Municipalities Under Pressure One Year Later: An Update on the Cost of Ontario’s Homelessness Crisis
This 2026 report updates the 2025 document, Municipalities Under Pressure: The Human and Financial Cost of Ontario’s Homelessness Crisis. The 2026 report [...]
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01, 2026
Niagara Region Economic Update November 5, 2025
This report shows that Niagara’s economy continues to navigate global headwinds while showing signs of local resilience. Looking to 2026, [...]
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12, 2025
Niagara Region Road Safety Strategic Plan
The region of Niagara is home to nearly half a million residents and welcomes nearly fourteen million visitors each year. [...]
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12, 2025
Canada’s Food Price Report 2026
This report predicts that Canadian families will spend $994 more on food in 2026 than in 2025. It also states [...]
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11, 2025
The Cost of Confusion: How Label Knowledge and Risk Attitude Shape Household Food Waste
This research aimed to better understand consumer perceptions of date labels and assessed how knowledge, attitudes, and personal values influence [...]
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11, 2025
2025 BC Active Transportation Summit Recap
This report highlights insights arising from taking an ecosystem approach to convene experts and affected parties across active transportation sectors. [...]
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11, 2025
‘Brain Drain’ in Niagara
Final Report #3 from the Wilson Foundation Project. This report explores the post-graduation experience of recent graduates in Science, Technology, [...]
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11, 2025
Changing the Narrative: Unlocking the Economic Assets of Niagara in a Changing World
Final Report #2 from the Wilson Foundation Project. This report aims to shed light on Niagara’s evolving economy by investigating [...]
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11, 2025
The Next Frontier of Economic Development in Niagara
Final Report #1 from the Wilson Foundation Project. This report is the final part of a two-year project with a [...]
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11, 2025
2025 Living Wage Calculation for Niagara
The Ontario Living Wage Network calculation shows that the Living Wage for the economic region including Brant, Haldimand, Norfolk and [...]
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11, 2025
Increasing Hunger in Niagara: The Need for Action
This research is a follow-up to Dr. Heritz's earlier policy brief on food insecurity in Niagara, focusing, this time, on [...]
10
11, 2025
Crafting Inclusion within the Beverage-Alcohol Industry
The brief’s findings are based on three studies,* including a survey and interviews, that gathered insights and perspectives from diverse [...]
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11, 2025
Navigating Generative AI: Implications for small business and non-profits
We’ve been hearing a lot recently about the use of generative AI in our daily lives, whether through social media [...]
10
11, 2025
Town of Lincoln Age-Friendly Business Guide
This Guide was developed by the Town of Lincoln Age-Friendly Advisory Committee, to help business owners identify, improve, and promote [...]
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11, 2025
Food Inflation in Canada: Winners, Losers, and the Path Forward (2019-2025)
This report examines the causes and consequences of food inflation in Canada between 2019 and 2025. The report reveals that [...]
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11, 2025
Youth Volunteering in a Changing Landscape: Insights from the Empathy Engaged Project
The Empathy Engaged project focused on Canadian youth between the ages of 18 and 25. It explored how to create [...]
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11, 2025
Artworks: The Economic and Social Dividends from Canada’s Arts and Culture Sector
This report shows that Canada’s arts and culture sector contributed $65 billion in direct GDP to the Canadian economy in [...]
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11, 2025
Hunger Count 2025 Report
This Food Banks Canada (FBC) report shows that food insecurity in Canada is growing, and becoming increasingly routine. The report [...]
