In The News

Seven College of the Rockies Trades students showcased their talents at the Skills Canada BC Provincial competition held April 16 in Abbotsford. Competing in welding, electrical, carpentry, and heavy vehicle equipment technology competitions, the students represented the College with professionalism and skill.

Coast Mountain College (CMTN) is excited to launch a brand-new diploma program in Information Technology, commencing September 2025 at the Terrace Campus.

Stethoscopes, scrubs, and science—from April 30 to May 2, 2025, 28 pre-selected high school students in Quesnel are about to trade their textbooks for medical gloves as they dive into the world of health sciences at Quesnel’s inaugural “Adventures in Health Care”.

After years of working physically demanding jobs, Steven Kirkness made the bold decision to switch careers. Now studying business management at CNC in Prince George, his dream of running a food truck is starting to take shape, blending his love for community, food and entrepreneurship.

A unique partnership between Camosun College and Städtische Berufsschule II in Regensburg, Germany is opening doors for trades students on both sides of the Atlantic.

A new program at North Island College will provide a foundation in health sciences but also allow students some flexibility in terms of what they can take.

Omar Algiasena still remembers those late nights working at Walmart in Salmon Arm, finishing up overnights before swapping his worker vest for a backpack and heading down to Okanagan College (OC). When the rest of the town slept, Omar worked as the overnight support manager at the store and later shifted his focus from inventory management to geospatial coordinates and mapping technologies.

Vancouver Community College (VCC) is proud to share that 27 students claimed medal finishes at the 31st annual Skills Canada BC provincial competition held at the Tradex centre in Abbotsford on Wednesday, April 16. Both the VCC autobody repair (secondary) and baking (secondary) categories swept the podium.

Langara College's Applied Research Day 2025 showcased innovative research projects solving real-world problems, from developing technology to address social challenges. Discover how Langara empowers our community partners through applied research by our students and faculty.

Sandy Kaardal has found a world of opportunity since her first day at Coast Mountain College (CMTN). Initially enrolling in the Business Technical Program, Sandy now works as an admissions officer at CMTN. She appreciates that the college provided the foundational skills that helped her chart her career path.