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Research shows women under-represented in Niagara politics

Women in Niagara are not equitably represented on elected local councils, new research from Brock University has found.

And while they are more likely to participate on appointed advisory committees and municipal boards, those numbers are still not in line with their share of the population, says the Niagara Community Observatory (NCO)’s latest policy brief, Gender Representation and Governance in Niagara, which will be released later this month.

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