In The News

The next generation of hospitality industry leaders are delving deeper into climate solutions through a pilot project partnership between Selkirk College and the City of Nelson.

A group of talented millwright apprentices gave it their all at the 2022 Skills Canada British Columbia Provincial Post-Secondary Millwright/Industrial Mechanic Competition at CNC’s Quesnel campus on April 8th.

You can't put a price on mentorship. That's what Joey Bruno is finding, now in his third year of Auto Body and Collision Technician training at Okanagan College, and preparing to face the B.C.’s best apprentices at Skills Provincials this month.

A torch created by Camosun College students will shine brightly at the next BC Summer and Winter Games.

The former president and CEO at Northern Lights College has passed away. Dr. Bryn Kulmatycki formally announced in March he was stepping down from both roles due to health concerns.

College of the Rockies’ commencement ceremony will be extra special this year, as graduates from 2020 and 2021 have been invited to take part in the ceremony.

With the arrival of spring break, AHCOTE students have completed their first school placement.

Darius Brons-Cooney’s summer job helping heavy-duty mechanics at Fabrite turned out to be life-changing, solidifying his decision to become a heavy-duty equipment technician. With that settled, he couldn’t wait to get started.

Tribal Resources Investment Corporation (Tricorp) sponsors a 400-hour course through Coast Mountain College (CMTN) for students to become certified Nail Technicians.

In what they hope will be a watershed moment for raising awareness of microplastics and their impact on both our local freshwater and downstream environments, several community partners and Okanagan College (OC) students have teamed up to determine if there are microplastics in Okanagan Lake and municipal wastewater.