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When 29-year-old Shanise Scherk graduates this month as a Health Care Assistant (HCA), she is excited to start caring for seniors and other clients living in their homes.

As the Pink Shirt Day movement grows across the country each year to put a stop against bullying, many students and staff at Coast Mountain College (CMTN) will be wearing a special pink t-shirt designed by a former graduate to show their support.

Conall Argue didn’t follow the traditional path of someone as passionate as he is about fixing vehicles and helping others to get it right.

North Island College is launching an ambitious plan to improve access to education for students in communities across the North Island with a new $65.9 million Housing Commons.

The CNC Library has launched Can-Core Academic Video and Films on Demand. You can access these through the library’s Video Streaming Databases webpage.

Health care has been top of mind for many Canadians over the past two years, with most of us now knowing more about viruses, vaccines, and treatments than we ever imagined. Even without a pandemic, however, did you know that 40 to 50 new drugs are approved in Canada each year?

One of only three British Columbia schools to make it, Selkirk College is climbing up "Canada's Top 50 Research Colleges" list thanks to the excellent work being done by the team at Selkirk Innovates. With a student-centered approach, the opportunities for students to get involved in work integrated learning continues to enhance program offerings.

College of the Rockies will once again be offering a tuition-free Women in Trades Sampler program.

Every February, communities across North America come together in celebration of Black History Month.

Northern Lights College’s simulated wellsite training facility has a new piece of equipment, thanks to a generous donation from a Fort St. John resident.