Five new pathways to earn a degree at Portage College
Portage Receives Nearly Half a Million Dollars for International Study and Work Experiences for Students
Funded by Global Skills Opportunity, the Government of Canada’s Outbound Student Mobility Pilot Program
January classes to go ahead with most programs moving to online delivery for theory and lecture
Classes resume January 4 with modifications for delivery.
Portage College golfers soar to new heights
Voyageurs break records and bring home the hardware at year-end championship
Top Training to Keep Communities Safe
Level 1 Community Peace Officers program is the first of its kind to be offered at Portage College and graduation is fast approaching.
September Golf Tournaments Raise Money
Over $1,600 raised at two golf tournaments on same weekend in September.
Filling Plates Not Landfills
The Stone Soup Food Centre will provide the community with access to food, skills, and connection to others.
Business Training with Goodfish Lake Business Corporation a Success
6 workshops over 6 weeks to provide business training to the Goodfish Lake Business Corporation located on Whitefish Lake First Nation #128. Training tailored by Portage College Business faculty to focus on key objectives and goals for the group and to include experiential training with their current roles.
Oodles of Noodles Made to Thank Alberta Health Services Employees – Culinary Arts Gives Back!
Culinary Arts students and instructors will cook 300 servings of spaghetti to boost the spirits of those working through a surging fourth pandemic wave in St. Paul Alberta.
Signs of Success – Community Social Work Students and Portage College Staff Step Up for the Food Bank
Students and staff from the Community Social Work program volunteered 25 hours to place signs for 10-kilometer bike route and 5-kilometer walk for Ride for Refuge fundraiser in Cold Lake.