In The News

Northern Lights College has officially launched the Centre for Applied Energy and Environmental Sustainability (CAEES).

When Austin MacGregor started skating as a kid, it wasn’t hockey or figure skating or that caught his attention; it was the thrill of going fast.

Northern Lights College has upgraded our boiler lab thanks to Birchcliff Energy’s donation of a steam separator and valve for our Fort St. John Campus, a project worth $8,500.

The world is on the cusp of an energy revolution, and with the development of the Centre of Applied Energy and Environmental Sustainability (CAEES), Northern Lights College (NLC) is well-positioned as a leader in energy sector education.

Shell Canada has generously donated $30,000 to the Northern Lights College Foundation to support youth summer camps for students aged 12–16 across the Peace Region.

Those looking to get their teaching certification in the Peace Region will have another option to consider, thanks to a renewed partnership between Northern Lights College and SFU.

Northern Lights College has officially broken ground on a new Cultural Arbour being constructed on the front lawn of the Dawson Creek campus. This project is a key part of the college’s strategic plan to strengthen Indigenous representation across its campuses. The arbour is an Indigenous-led initiative, the result of extensive collaboration and planning to ensure the structure reflects and respects the traditional lands on which it is being built.

Northern Lights College (NLC) is excited to announce a major milestone in the development of our Rodeo program: the program is now fully in-house, following years of growth and collaboration.

For a group of adventurous NLC students, the classroom expanded far beyond four walls this past reading week, as they embarked on immersive educational journeys across three continents.

What started as a separate cohort of cook training evolved into a life-changing experience for a group of Northern Lights College students.