Yale Belanger

AGRI researchers find gambling and problem gambling on the decline, yet troubling numbers still exist

Gambling is still quite prevalent, with about 66.2 per cent of the adult population engaging in one or more types of gambling

Two U of L scholars elected to The Royal Society of Canada

Drs. Ute Kothe and Yale Belanger are among the newest members of The College of New Scholars, Artists and Scientists

Researchers say resource sector can prosper by establishing social partnerships, engaging communities

Major resource projects are more likely to make it through the approval process and ultimately achieve economic success if industry first develops strong social partnerships with community stakeholders

Belanger exploring the role of traditional city planning

Using a SSHRC Insight Grant, he will examine how city planning can be improved to help strengthen bonds between Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal residents

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Yale Belanger

AGRI researchers find gambling and problem gambling on the decline, yet troubling numbers still exist

Two U of L scholars elected to The Royal Society of Canada

Researchers say resource sector can prosper by establishing social partnerships, engaging communities

Belanger exploring the role of traditional city planning

U of L researcher to play key role in national homelessness initiative

New research centre focuses on urban Aboriginal issues

Few gamblers cause majority of problems

Opening a dialogue of respect

Opening a dialogue of respect

Home sweet home?

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