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Thoughts with those affected by Saskatchewan tragedy

Following the unthinkable tragedy that occurred this weekend in James Smith Cree Nation, Weldon and surrounding areas in Saskatchewan, Assiniboine Community College is sending our thoughts to those in...

Welcome, students – ag innovation and careers await

As Assiniboine Community College welcomed thousands of students to campus earlier this month, hundreds were resuming or beginning their journey toward careers related to agriculture, a sector with a...

Program Spotlight: Practical Nursing

Nursing is one of the most trusted professions in the world. According to Gallup’s 2022 annual survey, nurses lead in the top spot for honesty and ethics—for the 20th year in a row. Assiniboine’s...

Assiniboine to deliver tuition-free, Heavy Duty Technician program

Assiniboine Community College is continuing its partnership with Algonquin College of Applied Arts and Technology and Indigenous Youth Development Canada to deliver a tuition-free Heavy Duty...

Public Safety - Keeping Communities Safe

Do you thrive as part of a team? Do you place importance on morals, values and ethics? Do you enjoy problem-solving and helping others? Challenge yourself physically and mentally with Assiniboine’s...

Atom-Jet Group marks 60 years in business with a $60K donation to Assiniboine’s Prairie Innovation Centre

Atom-Jet Group has donated $60,000 to support Assiniboine’s Prairie Innovation Centre. The contribution commemorates a notable milestone of 60 years in business and longstanding roots in the community...

Assiniboine launches the first 3rd Class cohort in the Power Engineering program

Assiniboine Community College has welcomed its first 3rd Class cohort in the Power Engineering program, transitioning students who’ve completed their 4th Class training into their final year of the...

Assiniboine graduates get jobs, remain in the province

The overwhelming majority of recent Assiniboine Community College graduates are living and working in Manitoba, according to the college’s annual graduate follow-up survey results. The 2022 survey...

Learning opportunities year-round: Many Assiniboine programs starting in early 2023

As a number of programs are now well underway at Assiniboine, the college is looking toward the new year, when it will once again welcome hundreds of new students to programs beginning in January and...

Russ Edwards School of Agriculture & Environment named at Assiniboine: $4M gift from Edwards family to advance college’s vision for ag education

Assiniboine Community College announced today the naming of the Russ Edwards School of Agriculture & Environment. The college has been growing its agriculture and environment programming to help...

Program Spotlight: Horticultural Production

Long before the food hits the plate—and before it hits the kitchen, grocery store or farmer’s market, before it’s even a seed in the dirt—there’s someone who understands the life of the plant. If you...

Assiniboine honours alumni award recipients and celebrates advancements in learning spaces and awards

Assiniboine Community College hosted its annual Advancement Dinner yesterday evening in Brandon. The event recognized alumni award recipients and celebrated the advancement of new campus learning...

Assiniboine to recognize community leader Leah LaPlante with honorary diploma

Assiniboine Community College will present community leader and Métis advocate, Leah LaPlante, with an honorary diploma in Community Development at the graduation ceremony in Brandon on Friday. "Leah...

Assiniboine recognizes more than 300 fall graduates: Fall graduation ceremonies give graduates, families an opportunity to celebrate

Assiniboine Community College fall graduates will be recognized at a graduation ceremony at the Keystone Centre today. This event will celebrate 302 graduates from 31 programs, who have completed...

Capstone project aims to protect Manitoba waterways

"I was introduced to fishing at a pretty young age, so I always enjoyed it and every time I go out there, you always see fishing line on the ground. It ends up harming animals and wildlife. So I...

Assiniboine welcoming Honorary Diploma recipient Devon Clunis to Public Safety graduation event

Assiniboine will present former Winnipeg Police Service Chief, Devon Clunis, with an honorary diploma at the college’s Public Safety Final Inspection ceremony on May 3, 2024. Clunis was originally...

Student Spotlight: Eugene Jankowitz

We had the opportunity to sit down with Police Studies student, Eugene Jankowitz, to discuss the program and a little about himself.

Assiniboine students heading to Italy to learn about local food systems

Students in Assiniboine College’s Russ Edwards School of Agriculture & Environment will be immersed in Italian food and agriculture in Urbania, Italy for two weeks this May, a unique college...

Assiniboine’s Manitoba Public Safety Institute students prepare to enter justice field

Assiniboine College celebrated the achievements of twelve students from the college’s Public Safety program at the Final Inspection held on Friday. The event marked a significant milestone in the...

Peters School hosts business case competition, awards high school students with tuition credits

More than 75 high school students from across Manitoba were in Brandon this week to compete in the 2024 Manitoba Business Case Competition, hosted by the Peters School of Business at Assiniboine...

Manuel Luben Lozano to Coach Women's Soccer

The Cougars are excited to announce Manuel Luben Lozano will coach the women’s soccer team! Luben Lozano brings 25+ years coaching experience at various levels of soccer. He highlights technical...

Assiniboine Alumni to recognize late Parkland Elder and leader with Distinguished Alumni Award

Last year, the community mourned the passing of a beloved and influential community member, Elaine Beverley Dreaver-Harvey, affectionately known as Elder Bev. Elder Bev, a graduate of Assiniboine’s...

Assiniboine joins Brandon Urban Aboriginal Peoples’ Council in supporting Walk to End Violence

Assiniboine College and the Brandon Urban Aboriginal Peoples’ Council (BUPAC) will partner once again to host a Walk to End Violence on Thursday afternoon beginning at Brandon’s Princess Park at 1:30...

Student Spotlight: Elaine Bridges

At 54, Elaine Bridges had worked in retail positions all her life. Although she’s an outgoing and caring person who long wanted a career caring for people, possibly counselling, she just wasn’t sure where to begin.

Student Spotlight: Jungmin Yang

In this Student Spotlight we chat with Hotel and Restaurant Management student, Jungmin Yang, about the program and Harvest on the Hill.