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A member of the Ahousaht Nation and North Island College alum, Bennett is the first Nuu-chah-nulth member to take on the Port Alberni campus administrator role since the college first began operations in the Valley in 1976.

It’s one of the most generous learning pathways you can take for others and a new tool for first aid training at Selkirk College is helping add an important level of comfort when it comes to life-saving measures.

Northern Lights College is excited that new childcare spaces will be added to our Dawson Creek and Chetwynd campuses this fall.

After months of training and practicing under the guidance of seasoned Vancouver Community College (VCC) instructors, students from the baking, cooking, car painting, hairstyling, and esthetics categories competed against the best from other provinces and claimed podium finishes at the Skills Canada National Competition held May 26 and 27 at the Vancouver Convention Centre.

Selkirk College's eight-month Web Development Program is focused on providing learners the knowledge and skills necessary to enter in-demand careers that combine flexibility of lifestyle with rewarding work outcomes.

Coast Mountain College first-year Engineering students are wrapping up their courses with two exciting projects.

As Canada observes National Indigenous History Month, snəw̓eyəɬ leləm̓ Langara College will offer students a unique opportunity to learn about a side of history that has traditionally not been the focus of textbooks.

A $325,000 donation by BHP Canada will support Indigenous land-based learning on the North Island for the next five years.

Camosun College launched a unique, unparalleled program that addresses the need to practice trauma-informed relational, cultural, and strategic leadership when working with Indigenous communities and/or leading change in non-Indigenous organizations.

More than a thousand College of New Caledonia (CNC) students will be eligible to graduate in 2022, marking one of the largest graduating classes ever.