Yearly Archives: 2023
Brock program to help entrepreneurs take their startups to the next level
Entrepreneurs who are hoping to take their early-stage businesses to the next level might want to check out Brock’s official startup incubator program, the LINCubator.
Ten years after its shutdown, nostalgic discount brand Zellers is making a comeback
After a decade of inactivity since its shutdown in 2013, the discount retail chain Zellers is making a comeback.
The Overton window on media criticism is not as wide as it needs to be
Criticising the media landscape seems like an impossible feat because despite the apparent democratic accessibility of social media and the non-direct influence of big money interests on both social media and legacy media—the Overton window is narrower than meets the eye.
BUSU Puppy Yoga sessions, a highlight from the 2023 Wellness Week lineup
As part of the Wellness Week 2023 event lineup, on March 10, BUSU hosted a series of “puppy yoga” sessions where students had the chance to stretch their muscles and pet English Bulldog puppies.
Automation is seen as strictly a job killer but it needn’t be
Automation does not necessarily entail unemployment; realizing why not explains just how limited our thinking is when it comes to transforming the workplace.
Canada entertaining even minor two-tier healthcare measures is antithetical to efficiency and medical equity
Canada should be putting more money into the public healthcare system that exists, not adjudicating less important services to private hands and creating a two-tier system.
Early returns of the NHL Trade Deadline
As of March 13, it was close to a week and a half since the NHL’s March 3 trade deadline. Though the third itself was fairly inactive, the days leading up to the trade freeze were some of busiest in recent history.
Badgers earn national championship berth in thrilling comeback
Bob Davis Gymnasium was prickling with energy well before the first serve of the March 11 women’s volleyball match.
Spencer, Huston, Compete in Saskatoon at U SPORTS Nationals
Two of Brock's most promising track and field athletes are 22-year-old Colton Spencer and 23-year-old Madelyn Huston.
Women’s figure skating medals three times at OUA Championship
The Brock Badgers figure skating team finished their 2022–23 season in the OUA Championship, which Western University held at the East Elgin Community Centre in Aylmer on March 7 and 8. They collected a total of three medals to place fifth overall at the provincial showcase.
Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy set to launch new golf league
The "Target Golf League," or TGL, was started by professional golfers Rory McIlroy and Tiger Woods. With an emphasis on entertainment and fan interaction, the league seeks to introduce a fresh, exciting structure to the game of golf.
St. Catharines residents will be able to buy a seasonal pass for beach parking throughout the summer
During the 2023 season, parking passes will be required when visiting Lakeside Park or Sunset Beach in St. Catharines.
All eyes on Trudeau as Canada waits for a response to China’s alleged election interference
Canadians’ eyes are turning to Justin Trudeau as citizens wait for a response to the alleged Chinese interference in recent Canadian elections.
Four months before due date, siblings set world record for most premature twins
Canadian twins faced breaking the record for being the most premature pair born, but their parents had to live with the fear that the pregnancy might end in tragedy.
Canadian government is hypocritical for not condemning Israeli apartheid
Canadian politicians have put forward bold rhetoric, sanctions and funding in support of Ukraine’s struggle against Russia’s colonial actions, making the Canadian government nothing short of hypocritical for not doing the same regarding colonial Israel.
Kali Uchis’ Red Moon in Venus: On embracing sensuality and spiritual growth through hardship
Rating: 4/5Red Moon in Venus marks the newest and most sensual body of work released yet by Colombian-American pop R&B icon, Kali Uchis. Red Moon in Venus, Uchis’ third studio album, was released on March 3, featuring 15 tracks influenced by ‘70s nostalgia, sounds found in nature, and sensuality at its highest degree.
Brock Coach discusses U Sports’ Female Coaching Program
This weekend, the women’s volleyball team once again advanced to the Quigley Cup, the U Sports national volleyball championship.
Men’s hockey season concludes following playoff loss to Windsor
After defeating the Laurier Golden Hawks in their first round playoff matchup, the men’s hockey team had their work cut out for them against University of Windsor in a best-of- three series.
Women’s Volleyball shine through the first two OUA playoffs games
Between the end of February and the beginning of March, the Badgers women’s volleyball team had an eventful week.
Basran and Berg go pro after great OUA seasons
Two of Brock men’s hockey players have signed in professional leagues following the 2022-23 OUA season.
Roobroek or Moore? Who should the IceDogs pick if given the opportunity
The Niagara IceDogs are currently the worst team in the OHL with an 11-39-7 record.
Amanda Rummery proves that setbacks don’t define you
From March 9 through March 11, the Brock track and field team is set to compete in the U Sports Championship taking place in Saskatoon, Sask.
TikTok banned on Canadian government-issued devices
On Feb. 28, Canada banned the video-based app TikTok from all government-issued devices.
Niagara Falls mayor concerned that influx of asylum seekers will be too much for the city
Jim Diodati, the mayor of Niagara Falls, has expressed concern that the increase of asylum seekers entering the city from Quebec is straining the city’s resources.
Humans are free despite being determined: The case for compatibilism
Human beings are free even though the world and everything in it, including us, are determined.
Conspiratorial right-wing speech ought to be understood to be addressed properly
Conspiracy is becoming a mainstay of popular right-wing rhetoric and there are ways to approach it that are more productive than less, starting with understanding it.
Pierce The Veil’s The Jaws Of Life grips the listener with hardcore yet meaningful performances
Rating 4/5For those curious about whether Pierce The Veil’s extensive hiatus may have led to a loss of hardcore edge, and by extension, their hold on the alternative scene, their latest album, The Jaws of Life will push any listener to think the opposite is true.
Women’s hockey: Badgers fall in three-game series to top-seeded Warriors
On Feb. 17, the Brock women’s hockey team clinched a playoff spot in their second-last game of the season. A do-or-die game against the Western
Brock men’s wrestling team cleans up at USports Nationals
The Brock Badgers travelled to Edmonton this weekend for the U Sports Championship, where they competed against the best schools in Canada for their eighth consecutive national championship banner.
Brock men’s basketball falls to underdog Gaels in Quarter Finals
After finishing the season 16-6 and being tied for first place in the OUA Central, the Badgers took on the Queen’s’Gaels in a quarter-final do-or-die matchup on Feb. 25.
Welland lawyer appointed Judge of the Superior Court of Justice of Windsor
A lawyer based in Niagara has been appointed as a Judge of the Superior Court of Justice in Windsor, Ontario.
Ukraine appeals to Canada for support with its damaged railway system
Ukraine has appealed to Canada for help in repairing and improving their railway system as the Russian invasion of Ukraine continues.
Should Family Day be spent with family?
Family Day is an annual holiday traditionally associated with spending time with those an individual considers family.
Trade and other free market ideals aren’t the primary reason for global poverty reduction
No, trade isn’t the primary reason for global poverty’s decline over the last 50 years.
The Nordic model of social democracy is a good step, but a step nonetheless
Nordic countries are leaders in developing robust social safety nets and healthy communities.
SJCx SAWs BIPOC Galentine’s day event successfully created a feeling of community for women of colour at Brock
What better way to celebrate Valentine’s Day than to have a Galentine’s celebration?
“I don’t curl often, but when I do”: Jarred Allen, the world’s most interesting man
The more you look into the career of former NFL defensive end Jarred Allen, the more questions you’re left with.
Women’s volleyball win last two home games, move to third in the country
Continuing a five-game win streak, the Badgers’ women’s volleyball team captured their final two home victories of the regular season over the Queen’s University Gaels this weekend.
Women’s hockey: Badgers keep playoff hopes alive with Bold win over TMU
On Feb.11, Brock's women’s hockey team suited up for a home game against Toronto Metropolitan University (TMU) Bold that had huge playoff implications.
Three sports you didn’t know existed
Many of us grew up playing classic Canadian sports such as hockey, soccer, basketball and baseball but what constitutes classic sports in other parts of the world can be unimaginable to the Canadian mind.


