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Potential students, parents and community members invited to learn more about what the College has to offer

For testing, the company used a 3D printed model of a FortisBC dam developed with existing research partners Selkirk College and FortisBC Inc.

The Small Business Training Centre, a service unique to CFCK, was recognized as a program that could benefit other Community Futures offices across the province

Three academic programs are being offered at the Golden campus in 2018/2019

Columbia Basin Trust launches $3-million Basin PLAYS initiative

For ten years, Wild Voices presentations and field studies have helped Basin students to better understand their natural environment

Teck loans museum 140 million-year-old meat-eating raptor tracks found in local mines

The College of the Rockies recently held a Trade Expo at the new Patterson Hall facility, and hosted an alumni weekend for former athletes

Over the past five years, the partnership has saved the lives of 62,000 children in India.

Majority of current class hopes to work in region after graduation

Trust seeking motivated companies for customized support and mentorship program

William Doeleman loves to help people to obtain and retain their independence through safe, competent driving.

School Works provides funding for apprenticeships and career-related positions

Traveling abroad to study helps build on skills that post-secondary students can utilize in a rapidly changing world.

Michael Graeme was recently announced as one of ten 3M National Student Fellowship Award winners

Alanna Tynan, program co-ordinator for Junior Achievement British Columbia’s Columbia Basin South, is looking for business volunteers to educate children

Four students receive $3,000 to pursue educational dreams

Patterson Hall will house the Industrial Mechanic (Millwright) and Electrical programs and provide work space.

One hundred fifty-two graduates were able to attend the June 8th ceremony.

Xeriscapic landscaping uses plants that thrive in our natural environment. Here are seven tips for creating a low-maintenance yard.

Educational partners visit from Tanzania, and a new course offering at both the Invermere and Fernie campuses.

100 youth attended the recent Basin Youth Network 2018 Leadership Summit in Kimberley.

New provincial funding allows College of the Rockies to double the size of its Early Childhood Education Program.

The annual 3-day B.C. Historical Federation Conference takes place this year May 24 - 26 at Nakusp.

By September, the new trades facility at College of the Rockies will be hopping with student activity.

Frontline health care workers are in high demand in our region and Selkirk College’s Health Care Assistant (HCA) Program is training to fill that gap.

Business professionals give back to their community by investing their time in young learners.

The Junior Dragon Den Provincial Championships will be held on May 5th at the Charles Bailey Theatre in Trail.

The Heritage Railcar Preservation building will ultimately provide a complete building to enclose and preserve the Museum’s collection of heritage railcars.

There are 13 courses included in the Nelson Summer Art Series that span a range of disciplines which are taught by working artists from around the province.

The Export Navigator pilot helps B.C. businesses in six B.C. regions become export ready, by providing access to community-based export advisors.

When the doors open on RoboGames 2018, youth from around the region will be ready to throw their robot in the ring after weeks of building and training.

College of the Rockies received more than $310,000 from the Ministry of Advanced Education, Skills and Training to go toward replacing aging trades equipment.

Dr. Leroy Little Bear, Blackfoot scientist, professor emeritus, and distinguished scholar will speak in Nelson about Indigenous worldview in education, April 4.

Twenty communities focus on mitigating wildfire with over $800,000 from Columbia Basin Trust

Rezin (Butch) Butalid talked with us about the Business Management diploma program at College of the Rockies, and the value of competition.

Columbia Basin Trust provides $295,000 toward facilities and programming

The International Youth Internship program aims to provide eligible Canadian youth with international experience, skills and knowledge.

Junior Dragons Den is a Community Futures led business competition open to students from Grade 7 to University in four different regions of British Columbia.

In addition to his work as an Assistant Professor at UBC, Dr. Yadav is the Vice Chair of the Biotechnical Division of the Chemical Institute of Canada.

East Kootenay manufacturers with an interest in export will have the opportunity to explore their options at the Export Navigator - Sales Beyond BC workshop.

The Hospitality Management diploma program was developed in direct response to needs voiced during community and industry consultations in Invermere.

In an effort to avoid tragedy and make Castlegar's streets safer for everyone, Celgar has launched a fantastic campaign that has received great response so far

Selkirk College is now accepting applications for the upcoming February start in three different programs.

Youth Leadership Summit takes place in Kimberley this May

Eden Yesh will host Community Investment sessions in most communities throughout the Kootenays

A new winter recreation amenity will soon be available in the region when the Blewett Conservation Society's outdoor rink project is completed.

Navigating the complexities of exporting your business is easier with the help of Community Futures’ export advisor, Michael Hoher

Modelled after CBC’s “The Dragons’ Den,” students in Grades 7 to University will pitch their business idea to a panel of local judges.

Selkirk College and Austin Engineering worked together to create a 3-D printed model of the proposed Corra Linn dam upgrades for FortisBC.