New Yukon agriculture program aims to improve local food security
A First Nations farm wants to address serious concerns about food security in the North
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NVIT connects to Aboriginal learners with face-to-face assessments
‘You don’t have to walk through the door,’ says president Ken Tourand. ‘We’ll come get you.’
Douglas College UNIBUG project has gardeners counting critters
A citizen-science research project relies on gardeners to help monitor native pollinators
Selkirk College is joining forces with a Rwandan music school
A concert sparked a musical and cultural collaboration between a Rwandan school and a Canadian college
GPRC has Canada’s only authorized program for Harley-Davidsons
There’s nothing like a 15-week technician certificate program, like the Harley-Davidson course at GPRC, to rev your engine
If you have a sense of adventure and enjoy food, you can be a ship’s cook
A galley can be a tough workplace, but there’s money to be made
Great Plains College students weld metal art for can’t-miss auction
A fundraising auction for a welding program has turned into a wildly popular community event
Algonquin College grads are helping keep power-line techs safe
A team of recent graduates from Algonquin College paired up with Hydro Ottawa this summer to help make a dangerous job a bit...
Aurora College’s land camps steep students in Indigenous culture
From building shelters to trapping food, Aurora College students learn scientific techniques and Aboriginal history at land camps
Durham College’s singing sensation Sarah Mark hits the road
Singer Sarah Mark got a superboost from a special music administration program. At a young age, she’s going into the industry with her eyes wide open.