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Hornby Island marine education camp available for female high school students

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HORNBY ISLAND, B.C. – Female students have an exciting opportunity this summer. A partnership between School District 71 Comox Valley,...

North Island teachers honoured by NIC

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PORT HARDY, B.C.- Two North Island College teachers have been recognized for their many years of hard work and...

New VIU Class Offers Insights Into Addiction

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Vancouver Island University has graduated it's first batch of Addiction Studies Certificate students. The class was developed by Psychology Professor...

Seismic Upgrades and New Schools on the Horizon in BC

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The Premier of British Columbia is promising to speed up the pace of seismic upgrades in schools throughout the...

Nanwakolas Council donation helps NIC First Nations students

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First Nations students at North Island College will have more financial support available to them as they continue their...

NIC Mount Waddington campus moving

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North Island College has found a new location for its Mount Waddington Campus. The college will be moving to...

Campbell River NIC campus set for upgrades

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Work is set to get underway this weekend to prep for the multi-million dollar upgrade to North Island College's...

Education Minister releases more details on BCTF deal

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The Ministry of Education has released more details of the deal reached with teachers in relation to class size...

Funding for aquaculture diploma program at NIC

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North Island College is looking forward to growing their aquaculture diploma course. The provincial government has announced that the...

Province invests in trades sector

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The Provincial government is investing in the future of trades-based careers. Minister of Jobs, Tourism and Skills Training Shirley Bond...

NIC forms partnership with Chinese city for new program

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North Island College has signed a partnership with the city of Tianjin in China to launch a new program...

Open house held for high-schoolers at NIC

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High school students from across the region gathered at North Island College Thursday morning to check out post-secondary opportunities. Grade...

Open house set to gather feedback on report cards

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An open house is being held in Port McNeill to gather feedback from parents on what you'd like to...

Adult upgrading courses coming to Port McNeill

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North Island College is reintroducing adult upgrading courses in Port McNeill later this month. College spokesperson Caitlin Hartnett says...

NDP education critic reacts to BCTF funding deal

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The NDP Education Critic says the interim deal between the BCTF and the Province is too late for many...

Province and BCTF reach funding deal

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The BC Government has come to an agreement with the teachers' union after a lengthy court battle over contract...
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