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The renaming of the Centre for Excellence in Teaching and Learning honours the work of one of the founding leaders of �������� College and an early promoter of community colleges as accessible institutions.

The Board of Governors at �������� College is recognizing the innovative work of the South Island Partnership to create a range of dual credit pathways and options for students from five local school districts.

The destruction that came when one of Lansdowne’s Garry Oak trees collapsed during a wind storm this fall will luckily end on a positive note for future classes thanks to �������� College’s Fine Furniture students.

Update, Dec. 1: Unfortunately, the Ukraine food aid charity banquet that was to be hosted on Dec. 9 at �������� College’s Interurban campus has been postponed.

Grants from the Government of Canada totaling almost half a million dollars will help advance reconciliation projects at �������� College’s department for applied research and innovation.

Mourning at Night is an interactive capstone hosted by anthropology students from �������� College to encourage participants to think more about death and dying.

Students from underrepresented groups hoping to get the skills at �������� College to start a nautical career will benefit from a renewed investment by the Government of Canada.