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 devastating fire in downtown Brandon in May last year that left more than 200 people homeless inspired Prarthi Gheewala to develop a device to help firefighters save lives.

Ashley Friesen, Drew Curtis and Hanna Weflen have all committed to the Cougar women's soccer team for the 2019 season.

Assiniboine Community College will be presenting Kelly McCrimmon with an honorary diploma in Business Administration at this year’s graduation ceremony in Brandon.

Construction is complete and finishing touches underway, as a new super energy efficient home in Dauphin—a home designed to generate at least as much energy as it consumes—prepares to open its doors to the public next Thursday.

Assiniboine Community College has awarded a $1,000 scholarship to 57 high school students taking part in the third annual 2019 Manitoba High School Case Competition this week in Brandon.

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

Fadi Al Sai and Jairo Mosquera, two recent Assiniboine Community College graduates, have developed a system to allow visually-impaired people to walk into a building they aren’t familiar with and find their way around without any personal assistance.

Assiniboine Community College is co-hosting the Third Annual Weed Identification Clinic this week.

Scott Jersak, a recent graduate in Communications Engineering Technology at Assiniboine Community College, has developed an emergency medical alert system for people living in seniors’ homes.

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

Christyn Blondeau has committed to the 2019-2020 Cougar women's volleyball roster.

Seventy-five students are set to formally graduate from Assiniboine Community College’s Parkland campus at a ceremony in Dauphin this afternoon.

The Assiniboine Cougars along with members of the Manitoba Colleges Athletic Conference were accepted into the Canadian Colleges Athletic Association.

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.

From Brandon Municipal Airport and the Brandon Sportsplex in the north, through City Hall, the Brandon Police Service and the A.R. McDiarmid Building downtown, to fire halls in the north and south, Zachary Peters is plugged into the City of Brandon.

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

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

With agriculture becoming an increasingly specialized field, farmers are erring on the side of caution and opting against being jacks of all trades and masters of none.

Assiniboine Cougars Men's Volleyball team have added Talon Frick of Melville, SK. to their roster for the 2019-20 Manitoba Colleges Athletic Conference (MCAC) season. https://assiniboine.net/athletics

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.

For Assiniboine Community College graduate Matt Kozak, the farming bug bit him at a young age, remaining a constant throughout his life.

Juliana Vannucci Tibirica will be joining the Assiniboine Cougars women’s soccer roster for the upcoming 2019 Manitoba Colleges Athletic Conference (MCAC) soccer season.

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.