In The News

At Camosun’s recent Interdisciplinary Day of Learning, nearly 170 attendees were asked if they or their family or friends had been affected by drugs and the overdose crisis.

The affordability of a close-to-home education is enhanced by the Selkirk College Board of Governors Entrance Scholarships that are available to learners entering this coming Fall. The deadline for applications for the $1,500 awards is March 31.

After months of practice that put all their pastry training to the test, six VCC baking and pastry arts students competed in the Nespresso Café Gourmand semi-final, held this year for the first time in Western Canada.

Vancouver Community College makes it relatively easy for prospective students to determine if they’re well suited for a career in counselling.

Post-secondary students from across BC can now get a head-start on next year’s course-load with NIC’s summer session offerings.

Students in Selkirk College’s Peace & Justice Studies Program are inviting the community to take part in an open dialogue to discuss the growth of international learners in the region with a goal of increased understanding.

Red is a sacred colour for indigenous nations, believed to be one that helps a spirit find its way home.

At an annual event held at Selkirk College, students are welcoming the community to join them for a celebration that addresses some big topics, the elephant in the room.

Students at Coast Mountain College are celebrating the elimination of interest from B.C. student loans, as part of Budget 2019, that brings debt relief to approximately 200,000 people.

A partnership between NIC and the Port Alberni Shelter Society is helping to prepare a new generation of farmers.