In The News

Those looking to get their teaching certification in the Peace Region will have another option to consider, thanks to a renewed partnership between Northern Lights College and SFU.

Vancouver Community College (VCC) is proud to celebrate the 50th anniversary of its Asian Culinary Arts program – the only full-time, professional Asian culinary program of its kind in North America.

Just as a paddle moves a canoe forward with purpose and direction, four handcrafted paddles created by local First Nation artists will guide North Island College (NIC) graduates on the next stage of their journey.

At Camosun College, Business student Bailey Moore learned the value of her education within the hospitality industry and the importance of the connections she made.

Langara College has introduced a new brand and strategy for its Continuing Studies offerings: Stackable by Langara. This refreshed approach is focused on meeting working professionals where they’re at by offering flexible, skills-based learning that fits real lives and real careers.

Nelson welcomed the highly anticipated Fine Woodworking Show & Sale from May 23 to 25, where students from Selkirk College’s renowned Fine Woodworking Program showcased their craftsmanship and creativity.

They sanded. They torqued. They welded. From automotive service and collision repair to carpentry, plumbing and aircraft maintenance, over 130 middle and high school students rolled up their sleeves and stepped into the world of skilled trades at Jill of All Trades, hosted at Okanagan College’s Kelowna campus on May 22.

Romana Frey is now hoping to inspire others to embrace their own neurodivergent pathways through a bursary she is setting up with the North Island College Foundation.

Northern Lights College has officially broken ground on a new Cultural Arbour being constructed on the front lawn of the Dawson Creek campus. This project is a key part of the college’s strategic plan to strengthen Indigenous representation across its campuses. The arbour is an Indigenous-led initiative, the result of extensive collaboration and planning to ensure the structure reflects and respects the traditional lands on which it is being built.

Seven College of the Rockies Trades students showcased their talents at the Skills Canada BC Provincial competition held April 16 in Abbotsford. Competing in welding, electrical, carpentry, and heavy vehicle equipment technology competitions, the students represented the College with professionalism and skill.