News at Assiniboine

Thirteen Assiniboine Community College (ACC) students have won medals at the 19th Annual Skills Manitoba Competition, which took place yesterday in Winnipeg at Red River College and the Manitoba Institute of Trades and Technology.

ACC will be presenting Brandon Police Service Chief Ian Grant with an honorary diploma later this month at the final inspection ceremony for its Police Studies program.

Students at ACC were treated to a night of recognition at the annual Student Achievement Celebration dinner held this past Thursday evening at the Keystone Centre.

Cougar athletics presented the 2015-2016 season athletic awards. Huculak received Female Athlete of the Year and Todd received Male Athlete of the Year.

ACC has just released a new visual identity for its Cougars varsity athletic teams. This is the first time in more than three decades that the logo has seen an update.

ACC is pleased to hear the federal government’s announcement made earlier today on the Post-Secondary Institutions Strategic Investment Fund (SIF).

The ACC Cougars women's hockey team had a strong showing at this year's Western Shield Championship in Kamloops, bringing home silver.

ACC is planning a day of activities in Boissevain on April 13 as part of the ongoing ACC Day series.

ACC's Cougars women’s hockey team are heading to Kamloops, B.C. next week to defend their title at the 2016 Western Shield.

ACC's Applied Building Construction program offered in Sandy Bay wrapped up last month with fifteen students graduating. Students were hard at work completing an extension project to the Sandy Bay Child Care Centre.