RRC Polytech receives $3.2M in defence supply chain initiative

Red River College Polytechnic is the recipient of a $3.2M investment from Prairies Economic Development Canada designed to support the defence industry. Using this funding, RRC Polytech will create the Manitoba Defence and Dual-Use Innovation Bridge in collaboration with Manitoba Aerospace Inc and Canadian Manufacturers and Exporters. The initiative will provide supports to businesses to […]

Lakeland College has received a $500K gift for its Student-Managed Farm Lab Revitalization project from Judy Sweet. This donation will be used to modernize the Vermilion campus’ calving barn. The upgrades will enhance agricultural instruction, applied research, animal care, and industry collaboration. “This gift will strengthen animal care, help advance applied research, and prepare graduates […]

The University College of the North has celebrated the grand opening of its Bachelor in Ininimowin Program. The program provides students with the opportunity to develop their proficiency in Cree while learning about local cultures, histories, and worldviews through language. Students are not expected to have any Indigenous language experience and can pursue the program […]

HEC Montréal and the United Nations University have established an executive education partnership intended to bridge the gap between scientific knowledge and decisions made by organizations. This partnership will begin with a program for senior executives and organizational leaders that leads to a Certification in Sustainable Leadership. “Today’s leaders must make decisions in an environment […]

The University of New Brunswick and several UNB staff and faculty have been removed from a lawsuit by US politician Doug Mastriano. Mastriano accused the university of leaking his doctoral thesis and being part of a scheme to discredit his research. UNB and several UNB staff and faculty were named in the lawsuit, which alleged […]

The University of Guelph-Humber will be offering a new program in Business & Liberal Studies. This program will help students build the skillsets that professional organizations need, including finance, accounting, cultural analysis, and ethical communication. Students will gain hands-on experience through research opportunities and 100 hours of placement. “What you graduate with is not only […]

The University of King’s College and CIM | Chartered Managers Canada have partnered to launch a new pathway to professional management certifications for all liberal arts graduates in Nova Scotia. The Pathway to Management Recognition allows liberal arts graduates to use evidence from their work to earn competence badges and work towards professional management designations. […]

The British Columbia Institute of Technology has redesigned three of its two-year Broadcast and Media Production programs in response to changes in the media landscape. The Digital Content Creation and Performance option will teach students the skills they need to produce various kinds of content. The Broadcast and Online Journalism program will draw on a […]

Great Plains College will be offering a one-time, part-time Early Childhood Education Level 1 program in Maple Creek this fall. The community is preparing to open a new child-care facility in January 2027. The tuition-free program will be offered between November 2026 and March 2027 and will prepare learners with an understanding of children’s development […]

The Government of Canada has shared how it will implement Team Canada Strong to support skilled trades training. The Apprenticeship Training Grant, launching in 2027, will provide apprentices attending mandatory in-class technical training with a $400 weekly top-up in addition to Employment Insurance. The Build Canada Apprenticeship Service will connect apprentices with jobs at small-and-medium-sized […]