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Students looking for new places to learn

Overseas students not interested in North America anymore

Student is building a better wheelchair

To Pooja Viswanathan, artificial intelligence is about people creating smart tools that maximize human potential.

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Kwantlen student wins 2005 College Chemistry Canada Scholarship

The study of science is a complex subject for many, but for Alana Benes, it‘s a subject that will lead her to fulfilling her dream of becoming a doctor.

PICS Wage Subsidy Program

Are you looking for eager, ready to work employees? Are you willing to train? Then the PICS Wage Subsidy can work with you!

SFU: Continuing Studies Info Sessions

SFU's Continuing Studies Department is holding various info sessions in language study such as Punjabi, Filipino, Ukrainian and English; also a Seniors Forum on American Foreign policy.

Morgan White: Building a better job with confidence

So when the 23 year old from Mount Pearl, Newfoundland decided to check out the Career Builder Plus Program, she just wanted a resume.

Teachers would rather quit or die

About 36 percent of teachers in Hong Kong have considered quitting while one in 20 have thought about suicide, according to the latest survey of pressure on teachers

Capilano: Music

The Music Therapy program at Capilano offers third and fourth years leading to the Bachelor of Music Therapy.

Selkirk: Top marks

With its annual Student Satisfaction Survey, Selkirk sees it is important to stay accountable to their students.More

UVIC: $85 million

UVIC to lead research investigating the link between health and learning issues from youngsters to older adults.More

SpanishNet: English

SpanishNet College and the Deaver Foundation announced today their cooperation agreement to offer Spanish language courses to US teachers, school and health care providers.More

UBC: Growth

The University of British Columbia will grow by more than 3,500 students, when its new Okanagan campus opens in Kelowna next week.More

Royal Roads & Capilano

Royal Roads University and Capilano College will jointly offer a new professional tourism training program beginning this October to help meet the industry's growing demand.More

YMCA: Volunteers

If you're a recent immigrant or a local volunteer, YMCA Connections is looking for you. This free program offers three types of matches for newcomers and Canadians.More

Global Volunteers

The construction of a new school building is always cause for celebration as it signifies hope for the future and the continuance in the passing of knowledge.

SFU is turning 40

Simon Fraser University turns 40 years this year with anniversary celebrations being planned at all three SFU campuses thoughout the year. More

Adjusting to university life

Here are some tips on how to adjust to university/college life, form life-long friendships and help take a load off of your studies: Join a club, visit the career centre orMore

Canada Link Corp: CFP

Prepare now for the next scheduled CFP examination on Saturday, Nov. 19. IST Exam Preparation 2-day Workshops will be held every Friday and Saturday commencing Sept. 30 to Oct. 29.More

BCCO: Opticians

Canada's baby-boom generation are at the age when they need their first pair of reading glasses, bifocals, trifocals or even progressive 'no-line' multifocal lenses.More

Kwantlen: $10,000

A $10,000 endowment fund to provide financial assistance to students enrolled in Trades programs at Kwantlen has been established by B.C. oil and Terasen.More

SFU: Workshops

Look into career options in writing, publishing and technical communication. Learn about SFU's Management of Technology MBA and Biotechnology MBA.More

SFU: Philosopher's Cafe

Throughout September and October, Philosopher's Cafe sessions are held at locations throughout the Lower Mainland.More