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Engineering technology students at Camosun College will benefit from modernized learning environments thanks to a $32.2-million provincial investment to renew and upgrade facilities at the Interurban campus.

Connections were front and centre at the annual Terrace Campus Career Fair on Wednesday, March 11, 2026, as students, job seekers, and employers came together for our most successful fair to date.

Vancouver Community College’s School of Health Sciences Health Simulation Centre is educating the next generation of Vancouver’s healthcare professionals by giving students hands-on experience using the latest medical training technology. Through realistic, scenario-based learning, students in Nursing, Allied Health, and Dental programs are gaining the skills and confidence needed for a successful healthcare career.

Members of Northern Health, local politicians, donors and Northern Lights College staff came together on March 17 to celebrate the opening of the new health care lab on the Fort St John Campus.

When Ben Fullerton started at Langara, he had a clear goal: Complete his general studies and transfer into a bachelor’s degree in social work.

Students enrolled in Social Enterprise (MGMT 305) within the Bachelor of Business Administration -Sustainable Business Practices are gaining access to a robust suite of fully funded, real-world learning advantages.

Okanagan College has become the only public post-secondary institution in British Columbia with Canadian Marketing Association (CMA) pre‑approved marketing credentials, giving eligible graduates an accelerated pathway to the CMA’s Chartered Marketer designation.

North Island College’s two teams of engineering students finished one-two in a recent “hackathon” that focused on food and farming challenges.

The College of New Caledonia (CNC) received bursary funding through CEWIL Canada’s iHUB program to support Innovation in the North: Maximizing Work-Integrated Learning for Early Childhood Education Certification, an initiative designed to help local childcare workers earn Early Childhood Education (ECE) certification while remaining employed in their communities. The bursaries help reduce financial barriers by offsetting tuition costs, making certification more accessible to those who might otherwise be unable to leave paid employment to attend school full-time.

A $1.65 million investment through PacifiCan’s Regional Innovation Ecosystems program is driving a major expansion of Selkirk College’s Selkirk Technology Access Centre (STAC) in Trail, BC.