The queen bee is a vital part of any hive; without her, the colony won’t survive.

Three Assiniboine Community College students won medals at the 2019 Skills Canada National Competition held in Halifax this week.

More than 1,300 individuals from across 63 certificate, diploma, apprenticeship, and advanced diploma programs will be recognized as graduates from Assiniboine Community College this afternoon at the college’s largest ceremony of the year.

When Angela Haverstock and James Chambers were dating in high school, they would watch movies together at Brandon’s Strand Theatre.

Lindsay Sanderson always knew that enrolling in Business Administration 15 years after she graduated from high school would be challenging.

Have you ever seen water run uphill? Of course not. It’s impossible. But that hasn’t stopped some farmers from inadvertently trying to drain their fields in the wrong direction.

Scott Jamieson remembers the first time he saw his wife in the halls at Assiniboine Community College. Twenty years later, together they’re reshaping the landscape of western Manitoba as one of the area’s premier concrete and construction companies.

The Southern Chiefs’ Organization (SCO) has partnered with Assiniboine Community College to deliver a Restorative Justice program to 30 students from SCO-member communities across Southern Manitoba.

Reservations to the student-run restaurant will be open to college donors.

Assiniboine Cougar women’s hockey is off to a hot start with a 7-0 ACHA league record and don’t have any plans of slowing down. The Cougars have added prospect Aidan Roberts as their newest member to...

Assiniboine Community College recently welcomed nine high school learners to experience agriculture-related trades training and career opportunities. These students from Dauphin Regional Comprehensive...

The ‘Big Hello’ is back! Scattered among the many election signs on boulevards this year are some bright yellow ones with a welcoming message for everyone — a ‘Big Hello’ to greet students returning...

Assiniboine Community College celebrated its inaugural Indigenous Education Week from September 30 to October 4 across their Brandon campuses, raising awareness of Indigenous culture, worldviews and...

Update: This contest closed on Wednesday, December 11, 2019. Assiniboine Community College has opened a meat product retail space adjacent to its new Food Processing Centre and it’s looking to the...

Inside of three years, more than 100 individuals have graduated from Assiniboine C ommunity College’s Pork Processing program in Sandy Bay Ojibway First Nation. The unique partnership between Sandy...

Assiniboine Community College recently welcomed nine high school learners to experience agriculture-related trades training and career opportunities. These students from Dauphin Regional Comprehensive...

Sold out for another consecutive year, Assiniboine’s Harvest on the Hill is a true learn by doing event with students from five different programs at the heart of the action this past October. Global...

Over 50 counsellors attended the Annual Counsellors’ Day at Assiniboine on Thursday, November 14 to learn about the college’s programs, the latest news and details regarding admissions and financial...

Social media has a major influence on perceptions about the agricultural sector, prompting those ‘in the know’ to do more to educate the public. “It’s a monumental undertaking of growing importance,”...

Social media is gaining prominence among farmers, offering a medium for connecting with fellow producers that J&L Seeds owner Jamie Hodson said is “slowly coming to fruition.” Operating out of a...

For Assiniboine Community College graduate Matt Kozak, the farming bug bit him at a young age, remaining a constant throughout his life. Kozak grew up with parents Stan and Margie on an acreage west...

Pamela Wilson’s professional career has taken many paths, with its true north remaining an interest in both agriculture and charting a unique path that encompasses a multitude of side interests. This...

With agriculture becoming an increasingly specialized field, farmers are opting against being jacks of all trades and masters of none and investing their time into continued learning. Wawanesa-based...