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COTR, Selkirk partner with KORE to give outdoor gear longer life

Selkirk College has partnered with the Kootenay Outdoor Recreation Enterprise Society to launch a mobile outdoor gear repair and education project.

Selkirk College students transform maps from screens to physical models

Taking part in a cross-program project, Selkirk College students created a stunning collection of detailed, layered maps and 3D...

Kootenay colleges receive funding for upgrade programs

The College of the Rockies and Selkirk College will each receive provincial funds to bolster tuition-free adult upgrading programs. B.C....

High school students get jump on careers working with children

High school students with career goals aimed at working with children have an opportunity to take first post-secondary steps...

Selkirk College students take action for Castlegar’s future

Creating a vibrant road ahead through broad knowledge and informed action-oriented strategies is the focus of the Castlegar OCP...

Selkirk College students achieve podium finish at International Business Competition

A team of two Selkirk College students have earned an incredible milestone with a third-place finish at a renowned...

Selkirk College sustainability project helps bring food to the table

Returning organic waste produced on Selkirk College campuses into the region’s circular economy by assisting local farms is receiving...

Selkirk College sets course for place-based learning

Selkirk College has released a road map to the future with the completion of its new strategic plan. A steering...

Selkirk Innovates project grows knowledge of the regional cannabis sector

Digging deeper into understanding the barriers and opportunities for rural economic development, a Selkirk Innovates research team has embarked...

Selkirk College Practical Nursing Program Graduates First Cohort

Filling an essential gap in the region’s frontline health care needs, the first cohort of graduates from Selkirk College’s...

Community support vital for future health care leaders

Jocey Terwoord was working as a summer student in the zinc smelter at Teck’s Trail Operations when she received...

An engaging snapshot of life in rural British Columbia

Digging into a sizable variety of data indicators from across the Columbia Basin-Boundary region, the latest report by Selkirk...

Selkirk College students showcase plans for 23 new businesses

Student entrepreneurs on the verge of exciting post-graduation careers, presented a wide range of incredible ideas at the Selkirk...

Food security fuels outcomes at Selkirk College

Reliable access to affordable and nutritious food is a pillar of success for post-secondary students. To alleviate stress and...

Ideas Change Everything: Local TEDx Talks for Climate Solutions

Local speakers will champion and accelerate local solutions to the climate crisis at the fifth-annual TEDxSelkirk College Countdown event....

Selkirk College Foundation puts community in College

Providing access to regional post-secondary requires community connection, and the Selkirk College Foundation is encouraging people across the region...

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