In The News

Northern Lights College has officially launched the Centre for Applied Energy and Environmental Sustainability (CAEES).

Okanagan College and the Community Adult Learning Centre (CALC) within the Lillooet Tribal Council are building on a successful in-community program launch last year, with more Indigenous students set to begin their training to become certified Health Care Assistants in January 2026.

Vancouver Community College is evolving its programs to meet the growing demand for clean energy professionals. Through curriculum updates and industry collaboration, VCC is preparing students for emerging roles in sustainable technologies.

When Dana Primus walked through the halls of the College of New Caledonia (CNC) years ago, she did not imagine that one day she would return as a business owner.

College of the Rockies hosted representatives from the University of British Columbia (UBC) for an information session on transfer opportunities to UBC’s Faculties of Pharmaceutical Sciences and Medicine.

When Austin MacGregor started skating as a kid, it wasn’t hockey or figure skating or that caught his attention; it was the thrill of going fast.

As Canada’s premier pathways college, Langara College helps thousands of students begin their university journey with confidence.

Katzie Vanderwoerd understood that her journey toward turning her dreams into reality would require time, commitment, and bravery. Nevertheless, she was determined to achieve her vision for the future.

For the first time in its history, the North Island College Foundation (NICF) will distribute more than one million dollars in student awards this year. So far, over $650,000 has already been given out, with additional funding expected in the months ahead.

Leeza Perehudoff, Selkirk College graduate and employee, truly represents what the college is all about! Her work as a research assistant with Selkirk Innovates is deeply connected to local land and communities.