In The News

The importance of student financial aid is a key component in creating an affordable post-secondary education for Selkirk College learners.

Camosun Chargers Volleyball player Stephanie Galitzine can’t remember a time when she didn’t play sports. “Even as a baby, my parents told me stories that I never stopped moving,” she says. “Sports have always been what I loved to do.”

College of the Rockies will begin offering a two-year diploma co-op program at its Invermere campus for students interested in a career in hospitality management.

The College of New Caledonia’s Applied Research and Innovation has collaborated with Twin Maple Group to research the use of aluminum reflective foil insulation as replacement for poly vapor barrier in wall building systems.

The College of New Caledonia’s Prince George campus is welcoming the Year of the Dog at CNC International Education’s 8th annual Chinese New Year Celebration Feb. 9, 2018.

Selkirk College's annual concert will showcase the talented music faculty from the Contemporary Music & Technology program at Nelson's Tenth Street campus - an evening show that is not to be missed.

NIC celebrated the opening of its new $1.4 million campus at on January 18 with an open house that brought together students, faculty and community partners from across the North Island.

Camosun’s exciting new addition to its culinary arts program drove onto campus this week as preparations began to launch the first ever student-run food truck west of Ontario.

Vancouver Community College brings Christmas in January, the 20th annual event brings a warm meal to the DTES community.

Launched this past fall at Vancouver Community College, the Rick Hansen Foundation Accessibility CertificationTM (RHFAC) program teaches participants the skills needed to gauge a buildingʼs accessibility and rate it according to a universal scale – akin to LEED certification.