In The News

Thirty-four College of New Caledonia (CNC) students walked across the stage to accept their parchment during convocation at CNC’s Quesnel campus on May 29, 2018.

At a time when trade agreements and threats dominate headlines, the President of the Washington State Wine Commission has a simple message for the B.C., Oregon and Washington wine industries. Co-operate.

NIC welding student April Hamelin never thought she’d end up working as a welder, but just one year out of high school, she’s already on her way to her Red Seal designation.

NIC’s new Aboriginal Leadership certificate draws upon the wisdom of elders and localized knowledge to prepare students for management and administrative careers.

NIC's Industrial Automation students have capped off their two years of hard work with a capstone project, combining the skills and knowledge they learned throughout their time in the program.

Camosun College announces the appointment of Dr. Richard Gale as the new Director of Camosun Innovates, the applied research arm of the college.

More students in the East Kootenay region will be able to train to become early childhood educators (ECEs), with the expansion of the program at College of the Rockies, which will help families access quality child care in the future.

The future of the forest industry in British Columbia is fast changing and with a $2 million grant from the federal government, Selkirk College will now take the lead in making sure that the region's sector remains competitive and becomes a leader in the years ahead.

NIC human services students are in Cebu, Philippines May 1  to 28, gaining academic credit as they take part in a variety of community development projects in partnership with Cebu Normal University

Students from VCC’s Computer-Aided Drafting (CAD) and Building Information Modelling (BIM) Technology program spend a day volunteering with Habitat for Humanity Greater Vancouver.