News at Assiniboine
“When I first started my career in agriculture after graduating from Assiniboine in 2007, there really wasn’t a lot of females in this field,” says Sarah Ramsey. “Now, when I look around it amazes me...
Assiniboine Community College is offering an 18-week Dietary Aide program beginning in July, in partnership with Prairie Mountain Health. Students who complete this program will receive a Document of...
Alayna Ningeongan, Nunavut athlete, signs with Cougars women’s volleyball team for the 2021-22 season, becoming only the second prospect, in program history, after Tristen Diaz in 2015, became the...
Where do you currently work? I am currently president of Inaka Custom Furniture and Art, where I make one-off functional art furniture and accessories. What is challenging about your work? Letting the...
What career path did you choose? I run a media production company, Sugar Cube Entertainment. I make the creative decisions for projects. Depending on the budget and scope of a project I might fulfill...
Throughout the month of June as part of National Indigenous History Month we will be honouring the accomplishments and contributions of historical Indigenous Canadians, this week we did some research...
Assiniboine Community College has announced its 2021 One to Watch award recipients. The annual One to Watch awards recognize students for their academic achievements, leadership, contributions to...
Throughout the month of June as part of National Indigenous History Month we will be honouring the accomplishments and contributions of historical Indigenous Canadians, this week we did some research...
The Manitoba Canola Growers Association (MCGA) has committed $100,000 to sponsor an industry collaboration area, the Collaboration Zone, within Assiniboine Community College’s Prairie Innovation...
Hailey Burghart is the most recent signing to commit to the Cougars’ women’s soccer team for 2021. After taking electrical courses throughout high school, it was the right fit to carry on through...