Go after the career you want, but be prepared to do a variety of other jobs to get you there. That’s the advice of Leanne Zamrykut, regional marketing manager for MNP (Meyers Norris Penny), one of the largest full-service chartered accountancy and business advisory firms in Canada.

There are some amazing career opportunities in Southwestern Manitoba. And Matthew Russell found one of them. He parlayed his Business Administration diploma from Assiniboine into a job with Custom Software Solutions in his home town of Virden, where the company’s head office is located, and hasn’t look back.

Assiniboine Community College and Long Plain First Nation are ringing in the New Year with the spirit of collaboration. The two are joining together to deliver an Applied Counselling certificate program in the community, which is located southwest of Portage la Prairie.

This past weekend the Cougars Women's hockey team travelled to Tempe, Arizona for a best of three series against the Arizona State University Sun Devils. The Sun Devils play in the American Collegiate Hockey Conference Division I.

Assiniboine Community College’s Alumni Association has just announced the four recipients of this year’s alumni awards to be presented at the seventh annual Alumni Advancement Dinner in Brandon on March 8, 2018.

The Cougars were busy at home and on the road this weekend. The men’s and women's volleyball teams hosted the Providence University Pilots Friday night and Saturday afternoon, while the men’s and women's futsal teams opened their Manitoba Colleges Athletic Conference season on the road in Winnipeg on Saturday.

There’s a future in history, and a new Public History program will prepare students to take full advantage of that future by accessing the unique strengths of both Brandon University and Assiniboine Community College.

The City of Brandon, Brandon University, and Assiniboine Community College have formalized their existing spirit of collaboration and have charted a course for strong partnerships in research and innovation with the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between the three parties today at Brandon City Hall.

The Cougars men’s and women’s volleyball and futsal teams both had Manitoba Colleges Athletic Conference league games here in Brandon this past weekend. The volleyball teams hosted the Canadian Mennonite University Blazers January 26 and 27 at Assiniboine Community College, while the futsal teams were across town in the Henry Champ Gym, playing the Brandon University Bobcats.

All of the Cougars teams were in action this past weekend. The women’s hockey team was on the road in Thunder Bay, ON to participate in the Lakehead University tournament, while the men’s and women’s volleyball teams were in Winnipeg to play Université de Saint-Boniface, and the men’s and women’s futsal team hosted Canadian Mennonite University as well as Providence University College.

This past weekend both futsal teams and the women’s hockey team were in action. The men’s and women’s futsal teams hosted their cross-town rivals the Brandon University Bobcats Friday, February 9, while the women’s hockey team was down in Wisconsin for three league games Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.

The Cougars volleyball, futsal, and hockey teams were all in action this weekend. The volleyball teams started the action off in Winnipeg taking on the Red River College Rebels Friday night and again Saturday afternoon, while the futsal teams hosted Red River College and the Université de Saint-Boniface. The women's hockey team was in Duluth, MN to take on the University of Minnesota Duluth

The last round of ACHA Div II rankings are out, and the Cougars are ranked #3! This qualifies them to head to Nationals in Columbus, OH.

The Cougars futsal teams were back in action this weekend with the last of their regular season play in the Manitoba Colleges Athletic Conference. The women's hockey team played an exhibition game against Polar Ice in Oak Bluff, MB on Saturday, March 3 at 1:45 p.m. in their preparation for nationals.

Welding students at Assiniboine Community College are benefiting from excellent learning opportunities provided by Koch Fertilizer Canada’s donation of nearly $200,000 worth of steel.

Puzzle-lovers and investigative minds in the Westman region can now channel their inner Sherlock Holmes or Nancy Drew to solve the mystery of a long-forgotten college romance.

A low-cost community café, a locally-sourced brewery and a smartphone app to keep track of your kids are some of the ideas students at Assiniboine Community College will be judged on next Friday, April 6.

Assiniboine Community College's Parkland Alumni Region Committee has just announced the four recipients of this year's Parkland alumni awards, to be presented at the annual Parkland Region Alumni Celebration dinner in Dauphin on April 26, 2018.

Former NHL hockey player Sheldon Kennedy is being presented with the second annual Courage Award by Assiniboine Community College.

The Assiniboine Early Learning Centre (AELC) at Assiniboine Community College is expanding and relocating this year, allowing for up to twenty more licensed spaces, including toddler and infant spots.

An Assiniboine Community College program to provide training for safety officers in rural and remote First Nations communities was heralded as a success at the Champions of Aboriginal Employment luncheon yesterday in Brandon, Man.

Fifteen Assiniboine Community College students are heading into the weekend celebrating with provincial medals following the 21st annual Skills Manitoba. The competition took place yesterday in Winnipeg at Red River College, the Manitoba Institute of Trades and Technology and Tec-Voc High School.

Students at Assiniboine Community College were recognized yesterday evening for their achievements in academics, community involvement, and athletics at the college’s annual Student Celebration Dinner.

The Manitoba government, Assiniboine Community College and the Brandon Police Service (BPS) have partnered to develop a Use of Force Simulation Lab, which officially opened today at the college’s Victoria Avenue East campus in Brandon.

The city’s two post-secondary institutions are teaming up to present a prominent speaker on Indigenous student success Monday evening.