BURNABY – Women entering or currently in a career in the building trades can look forward to improved workplace supports, services and practices thanks to a recent sector labour market project.

Friday, November 10, 2017 - VICTORIA – Melanie Mark, Minister of Advanced Education, Skills and Training and Rob Fleming, Minister of Education have issued the following statement in recognition of International Education Week, Nov. 13-17:

VICTORIA – Homes, hospitals, fine dining, kitchen cabinets, and everything in between – these are the services and products that are provided by skilled tradespeople and apprentices in British Columbia.

Five Northern Lights College students were presented with NLC Foundation Entrance Awards during a cheque presentation held in the Energy House at the Dawson Creek Campus.

In Winter 2013, Harriet Stanford enrolled in English 100 at Northern Lights College as a dual credit student from North Peace Secondary. With some guidance from her instructor, Dr. Greg Lainsbury, Harriet wrote an outstanding research paper, entitled Power and Paradise: Representation of Islamic Values in Architecture.

PRINCE GEORGE - Prospective post-secondary students will be impressed by the vast array of high-quality education opportunities that await them at four public institutions in Northern British Columbia and by the communities that are ready to welcome them.

REGION WIDE - A student recruitment campaign aimed at those famous "last minute" Peace Region residents will ensure recent high school graduates, gap year students, and mature students get the help they need to enrol this Fall.

DAWSON CREEK - Today Dawson Creek secondary school students celebrated the completion of a Mind over Metal welding camp, where they learned welding safety, basic welding processes and got a chance to try some arcs and sparks where their creativity took over. The students, 16 in total, ranging in age from 12-15, gathered at Northern Lights College alongside faculty, community members, representatives from CWA Foundation (CWAF) and TransCanada Corporation (TransCanada) to show off their work and celebrate this special achievement.

FORT NELSON – The Northern Lights College Board experienced an action packed agenda mid-June when members attended a community consultation, a board meeting, and convocation ceremony all in a relatively short two-day time period, and after a five-hour road trip.

REGION WIDE – The educational achievements of over 600 students were celebrated with ceremonies held on Northern Lights College’s campuses last month.