Jan 10, 2022
(Cape Breton Post) Mark Paterson and Krista LeTerte are entrepreneurs who seem to always answer when opportunity knocks. They are owners of Mise en Place, a food services business that launched as a catering services in 2016.
Jan 09, 2022
(CBCNS) On a hot day in the height of summer, Tracy Marshall and I stood on the banks of the Halfway River, watching as the trickle of muddy water slowly widened with the incoming tide from the Bay of Fundy.
Jan 09, 2022
(CBC Atlantic Voice) Etuaptmumk: that's Mi'kmaw for Two Eyed Seeing. It's a concept that began with a mission to teach science differently, but has become a way of reshaping the practice of science itself. Producers Tracy Marshall and Moira Donovan trace its roots and continued evolution in Mi'kmaki.
Jan 09, 2022
(CBCNS) Vanity Thompson has dreamed of becoming a nurse ever since she was a young girl. It's a dream that stayed with the Dartmouth, N.S., woman even after she dropped out of high school, became pregnant at 17, struggled with depression and became involved in an abusive relationship.
Jan 07, 2022
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Jan 05, 2022
(Saltwire) When Justine Mabey moved to the area eight years ago to attend nursing school at the Nova Scotia Community College, she looked to become involved with a group where she could meet people and provide a service to her new community.
Jan 04, 2022
(Cape Breton Post) A new initiative by the Nova Scotia Community College is using a logo designed by Eskasoni artist Riki Lee Christmas to highlight Indigenous authors and content at campuses across the province.
Dec 31, 2021
(AMI This Week) (VIDEO) Jillian Gillis is our newest reporter on the AMI Team. This week, we want to share more about Jillian and her journey to AMI in Halifax.
Dec 26, 2021
(Morning News) In a laboratory at Nova Scotia Community College sit two water tanks bristling with copper wires. They don’t necessarily look like a piece of renewable energy technology. But they may nonetheless play a role in reducing one of the province’s greatest sources of greenhouse gas emissions.
Dec 20, 2021
(Education News Canada) NSCC has announced that its Winter Term will now begin online in light of the recent COVID-19 outbreak. While the Winter Term will start as scheduled, all on campus learning and service delivery will be offered remotely until at least January 21, 2022.
Dec 13, 2021
(Saltwire) Tracing its roots to the fictional story of Hansel and Gretel, building a gingerbread house remains a popular holiday tradition for many families.
Dec 08, 2021
(Mitacs) Mitacs and Atlantic Colleges Atlantique (ACA) are announcing a new collaboration to boost innovation and research partnerships between businesses, not-for-profit organizations, and college students in the Atlantic region through the recruitment of a new co-funded Business Development Specialist.
Dec 07, 2021
(Saltwire) The SaltWire Network is offering some much-needed financial support to students at the Nova Scotia Community College (NSCC) as part of an exciting contest now in its second year.
Dec 06, 2021
(National Observer) Izzy Clarke, 29, helps ocean shorelines come alive. As an NSCC grad and a senior field technician at Coastal Action, she sees coastal conservation as important climate mitigation and adaptation.
Dec 03, 2021
(Saltwire) A growing Mi’kmaw community nestled along the shores of the Bras d’Or Lake has received federal funding to help address its housing shortage. It is the only First Nations community with a Nova Scotia Community College campus, where construction, plumbing and electrical programs are taught, which has increased the number of tradespeople in the community.
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