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Air Brakes "Q" Endorsement

Air Brake 'Q' Endorsement

March 17-18, Lac La Biche

Computer Programming and Information Technology Certificate

Offered online, face-to-face, and hyflex

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Indigenous Ways of Knowing

To reflect our commitment to truth and reconciliation, we're proud to share the Indigenous Ways of Knowing site. This section includes information about Indigenous events, partner projects, teachings, resources and more.

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News Highlights

February 19, 2025

Portage College students benefit from $75,000 contribution to endowment fund made by Métis Education Foundation

A long-serving endowment fund that provides financial awards to Métis students attending Portage College is getting a $75,000 boost.Provided by the Métis Education Foundation Endowment Fund, the awards represent a continuing partnership between Portage College, the Métis Education Fund, the Otipemisiwak Métis Government, and the Rupertsland Institute. The endowment fund has provided financial awards to Portage College students each year since 2009.

February 18, 2025

Twin sisters share fields of study and fields of play at Portage College

The 20-year-old students from Cold Lake are identical twins and are both about to complete the 20-week Emergency Medical Responder program at Portage College.

February 14, 2025

Portage College Voyageurs leave lasting impression on WHL's Izzy Abougouche

Lac La Biche's Ismail Abougouche is playing for the Tri-City Americans in the WHL.The 6'3" 200-pound defenceman has an on-ice presence, but the 19-year-old is also active off the ice, helping youth in the community. He remembers when the Portage College Voyageurs hockey players hosted community events to help him as a young skater - and now he's doing the same for the next generation of players.

February 04, 2025

Pipe Ceremony begins recruitment process for new Portage College president

A sacred Pipe Ceremony was held at Portage College recently, combining Indigenous tradition with the process to select the next President and CEO.

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