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含害羞传媒鈥檚 campuses are OPEN, Wednesday, Feb. 5
含害羞传媒 is OPEN on Wednesday, Feb. 5. All services and classes are running as normal.
Trades students at 含害羞传媒 get a financial boost from donor
Students pursuing a career in the trades at 含害羞传媒 will benefit from $1 million from Kelowna-based developer Highstreet.
含害羞传媒 career fair goes mega in 2025
含害羞传媒's Applied Learning, Co-operative Education and Career Services department, also known as the Career Lab, is transforming its approach to career networking with the launch of its first-ever Mega Career Fair.
含害羞传媒 expanding programs to the West Shore
含害羞传媒 is making some of its most popular programs more accessible to students living in the West Shore communities who want to pursue a career in the growing areas of health care, education and technology.
含害羞传媒 ignites innovation with $1.75M grant
含害羞传媒 is proud to announce the renewal of its Technology Access Centre (TAC) grant in Advanced Manufacturing Research with a significant $1.75 million funding boost.
含害羞传媒 program integrates Indigenous ways of knowing and being
含害羞传媒 is launching a new program that prepares students to advocate for and promote wellness among Indigenous peoples.
含害羞传媒 program gives future Indigenous leaders tools to succeed
含害羞传媒 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.
Statement following the attack at Waterloo University
含害羞传媒 resoundingly condemns the hate-motivated, gender-based attack that took place on Wednesday, June 28, at the University of Waterloo.
Update on bargaining at 含害羞传媒
Two of the three bargaining units at 含害羞传媒 have reached agreements under the Province鈥檚 Shared Recovery Mandate.
含害羞传媒 culinary students shine in regional cook-off
Two young chefs in the Professional Cook program at 含害羞传媒 shone brightly at a regional competition where they cooked up a storm.
Olivia pursues her passion of working with kids
Olivia Van Bruggen's love for working with kids drew her to the Education Assistant and Community Support (EACS) program.
含害羞传媒 Cares
A helping hand for students in need during the pandemic.