In The News

More than 160 flag poles commemorating Canadian soldiers killed in Afghanistan have been refurbished thanks to a community partnership between the Royal Canadian Legion, the College of New Caledonia (CNC) and the Independent Contractors and Business Association (ICBA).

The Computing Technology Industry Association (CompTIA) honours the College of New Caledonia with its “Rising Star” award for Canada.

Students from the College of New Caledonia (CNC) are lending their voices to an international conversation on global peacebuilding at the United Nations Association in Canada’s Youth as Peacebuilders Forum in Vancouver, Nov. 14 to 15.

International student, Jasnoor Grewal, shares some of the many benefits of studying at Northern Lights College.

Selkirk College’s Gala 2017 strikes at the heart of providing those seeking their dream career an opportunity to get the skills, knowledge and training required to succeed.

NIC opened a dedicated Aboriginal Student Lounge in the Comox Valley this week to create a welcoming home for Aboriginal students. 

NIC is recognizing the importance of apprentices as part of Apprenticeship Recognition Week in BC. The private members statement made in the legislature today acknowledges the importance of developing and maintaining a highly skilled workforce as part of BC’s economic prosperity.

All are welcome at public lecture on power and possibility in the nursing profession. NIC’s Bachelor of Science in Nursing students are hosting Dr. Sheri Price, an award-wining scholar from the Maritimes, for a free, public lecture Thursday, November 9 from 7 to 9 pm.

Two Okanagan College deans are combining their perspectives on preparing for the digital revolution at the upcoming Kelowna Chamber of Commerce luncheon.

A global shortage of commercial pilots, which made headlines in Kelowna earlier this month after local flights were cancelled, has created an even more urgent need for industry professionals to spread awareness of the opportunities that exist in aviation.