Assiniboine College will celebrate more than 800 graduates from 37 programs today at a graduation ceremony in the Keystone Centre’s Manitoba Room. “Today is the start of the next chapter for more than...

Assiniboine College is pleased to welcome Dr. Nicole Gaudette, as the new Dean of the Russ Edwards School of Agriculture & Environment. Gaudette brings a robust background in post-secondary research...

Alyssa Arvisais is building a career centered around translating deeply personal art onto skin. Arvisais is the creative force behind Dog Rose Tattoo in Minnedosa, Manitoba, and the career represents...

It was initially her husband’s desire to start a new life in Canada but, for Angelica Solis, it has given her a rewarding career in a new city she has come to love. “It actually was my husband’s dream...

Assiniboine College will offer an accelerated Early Childhood Education (ECE) diploma program in Brandon, Winnipeg and Morden starting on January 7, 2025. Through the college’s ECE Accelerated...

Assiniboine College, in partnership with Cape Breton University (CBU), will be once again offering the Masters in Business Administration (MBA) in Community Economic Development (CED) program in...

We had the opportunity to sit down with second-year Culinary Arts student, Angela Chambers, to talk about the program and being a student.

Assiniboine College is continuing to strengthen its commitment to accessible and inclusive Early Childhood Education (ECE) training with two new programs - an accelerated online ECE diploma and ECE...

Assiniboine College is launching a Mechatronics Engineering Technology (Robotics and Automation) program in fall 2025. This innovative program, developed in partnership with Siemens, will offer...

Sixteen Assiniboine College students showcased their talent at the 2024 Skills Manitoba competition, winning medals across multiple categories, with six gold medalists advancing to Skills Canada in...

Assiniboine received more than $3 million from the Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnership, and Canada Foundation for Innovation & Research Manitoba to transform the horticulture production...

Celebrating achievements across the student and college communities has made 2024 a year to remember. Here are some defining moments of 2024 at Assiniboine. 10. Assiniboine students in the Edwards...

Assiniboine College is bringing its Early Childhood Program Management (ECPM) to the Parkland campus this February 2025. This nine-month program offers a unique opportunity for Early Childhood...

Assiniboine College’s Alumni Association has announced the recipients of the 2025 Parkland alumni awards. The college will present the four awards at an Alumni Celebration Dinner this coming February...

Second-year Network Administration Technology student Anthony Rempel talks with us about the program in this Student Spotlight.

“I went in wanting to learn how to become a broadcast reporter, but learning the technical aspect of the business – shooting, editing, audio and studio roles – has given me a good foundation to make...

When Ashley Houle was in high school in Ebb and Flow First Nation, he never considered the possibility of being a plumber someday, let alone teaching the trade to others. “It never crossed my mind,”...

It’s a long way from Manitoba to Africa, but the trip continues to be a rewarding one for Assiniboine alumnus David Major. After graduating from the Business Administration program with an Accounting...

As wild pigs remain an ecological threat in Manitoba and across our country, finding the truth of where they are, how they move, and where they thrive can be quite a process. Luckily, Squeal on Pigs...

“I’M SUPER HAPPY HERE” “You are friendly with newcomers, and the lifestyle here is quiet. You live in peace…. When we go to the park, I am not checking every five seconds if someone is around, or if...

Horticultural Production student, Thomas Hinch, sat down with us to talk about his experience in the program.

“I always wanted to live abroad. Not only study, but live and learn about other cultures,” said Mabel Figueiredo, a first-year Land & Water Management student.