Students in the creative media programs at Assiniboine will gain valuable hands-on experience thanks to a generous donation of six 3D printers and consumables for the machines! Martin Petrak, CEO of...

For one Assiniboine student, adjusting to life in Canada meant getting used to more than just the cold winter months.

Brent & Rena Mills Cougars Curling ID Camp March 9 th, 2025 Brandon Curling Club 2:00pm – 5:00pm Brent and Rena Mills have generously contributed to Assiniboine College's curling program, aiming to...

Volleyball House League Registration Female Grades 6-8 Dates: March 25th to April 22nd on Tuesdays Where: Assiniboine College Gymnasium 5 week program with 2 sessions per week Tuesdays, March 25th to...

Assiniboine Community College unveiled a set of priorities for its Parkland Campus in Dauphin today with the aim of developing the campus into a Regional Partnership Centre.

Assiniboine College and Brandon University partnered with the Brandon Chamber of Commerce for a conference-style event, ConnectED, that offered more than 100 students the opportunity to connect with...

Assiniboine College celebrated the grand opening of its rural rotating Practical Nursing site in Beausejour today. This site aims to address the growing demand for skilled healthcare professionals in...

She dreams of becoming an anesthesia nurse and, thanks to an Ignite Bursary from Assiniboine, she is on the path toward accomplishing that goal. Tynamarie Wheeler is a born-and-raised Winnipegger who...

Assiniboine Cougars volleyball athlete, Kylee Peake, has been selected as an all-Canadian by the Canadian College Athletic Association. This is the first time that an Assiniboine athlete has been...

Graduating captain is all business in giving back to the game If you had asked 11-year-old Meagan Carnegie where her hockey journey would take her, picking up a referee’s whistle and wearing the...

The proceeds from the upcoming Assiniboine College Foundation Legacy Gala Dinner on March 20 will fund several $2,500 financial awards for students entering the new Mechatronics Engineering Technology...

The Construction Association of Rural Manitoba (CARM) and Assiniboine College’s School of Trades joined forces March 13, to host the 3rd Annual Trades Summit. Held at the Len Evans Centre for Trades...

As part of the Canadian Agricultural Partnership, the Canadian and Manitoba governments are providing $950,000 over five years to Assiniboine Community College (ACC), to support research focused on horticulture crop development and product extension for its Field to Fork applied research program, Agriculture Minister Ralph Eichler announced today.

The Assiniboine Cougars are the 2019 ACHA Division 2 National Champions! The Cougars took on Minot State in the finals on Sunday and finished with a 1-0 win.

Four members of the Parkland community will be recognized on April 11, at Aspen Lodge in Dauphin

The college’s sixth annual Student Achievement Celebration dinner brought together 68 Assiniboine Community College students yesterday evening to honour them for their contributions in academics, athletics and community involvement.

The government of Canada, Province of Manitoba, and a number of industry and labour partners are providing a combined $640,000 to Assiniboine to support a new Food Processing Centre for Animal Proteins (FPC) on campus.

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.