News at Assiniboine

Wyatt Black will hit the court and compete for the Cougar Men’s Volleyball team for the 2022-23 season. Born in Kenora, Ontario, Wyatt Black moved to Bra ndon with his family as an infant. The 5’10...

Assiniboine Community College is announcing another rural rotating site for its Practical Nursing diploma, in Otterburne, Manitoba. This program, in partnership with Southern Health-Santé Sud located...

Assiniboine is introducing a suite of rotating trades programs at the college’s Parkland campus that will add Applied Electrical Installation and Applied Plumbing Installation to Applied Building...

The phrase “The left hand doesn’t know what the right hand is doing” doesn’t apply when you’re a skilled Office Manager, the person who oversees and supports administrative tasks to ensure an office...

Caitlyn Stevenson becomes the latest talent added to the Cougars women’s soccer 2022-23 roster. Stevenson is a 5’9 defender from Minnedosa, MB. She has a passion for two things, soccer and the great...

Why did the clown donate? It was a nice jester! Why don’t crabs and lobsters donate to charity? Because they’re shellfish. If you donate a kidney, everybody loves you and you’re a total hero. But try...

When Assiniboine Community College launched the Prairie Innovation Centre for Sustainable Agriculture campaign in fall 2019, it was clear that the agriculture industry was at the heart of it—both...

The Art of Ag: Assiniboine Alumni Community Cookbook will be available in early June, just in time for graduation. Check out the recipe below, which will be featured in the book. For your own copy of...

Keely Emms-Finnsson has committed to the Cougars women’s hockey 2022-23 roster. Emms-Finnsson is a self-proclaimed “farm girl” from Arborg, MB—population around 1,200. At an early age she took an...

The shift from high school to post-secondary is a big step for anyone and can oftentimes carry an adjustment period. Outreach programs at Assiniboine Community College strive to bridge this divide for...