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The Joy of Tax, Keeping the Jingle in Your Jeans

March 10, 2010 1:36:00 PM (3 days ago)

Joy and tax? Difficult but do-able when you have Lorn Stanners, CMA on your side. He will be headlining the second event for the Money Matters series on Saturday, March 13 in the Clearwater Campus - Room 228. As income tax deadline approaches on April 30, this is your chance to ask questions and learn the rules from an expert, who has been in the field for over three decades and who tackles Canada Revenue Agency daily. Stanners has about a dozen pertinent topics he will discuss a few of which include: ...Read More

Keyano joins Alberta Rural Development Network - Creating Rural Connections Together

March 10, 2010 12:55:00 PM (3 days ago)

Keyano College is pleased to join the Alberta Rural Development Network (ARDN), which is a partnership of 21 post-secondary institutions in Alberta, working together to support and enhance rural development. These institutions have combined their expertise, ideas and resources to sustain Alberta's rural way of life. The value of this network is that it draws on the strengths of diverse organizations, gathers and conducts extensive research, and perhaps most important, has deep connections in all regions ...Read More

University Studies announces winners of the second annual essay contest

March 9, 2010 2:52:00 PM (4 days ago)

Jessica Weber, Rebecca Latimer, and Jenna Hutchen have fifteen hundred reasons to be happy. The primary one being they won the second annual essay contest hosted by the University Studies department at Keyano College, thanks to a $1500 scholarship established specifically for this purpose. Weber, Latimer and Hutchen - won first, second and third place respectively. First place took home $800, second place was awarded $500 and third place $200 for their thoughts on Public Education System - A Success or F ...Read More

Community supports Aboriginal Awareness Day in strong numbers

March 4, 2010 8:49:00 AM (10 days ago)

Keyano College opened Aboriginal Awareness Day on March 2 with standing room only in the Doug Schmit Lecture Theatre. The theme this year was KisKinaMasototak - Let us learn from one another. Elsie Yanik blessed the event, which saw a plethora of activities across the College from workshops to Inuit games, to lessons in Métis dance, complete with a stunning evening performance of Raven Stole the Sun on the Keyano Theatre mainstage. The evening's program began with a feather placing ceremony honouring the ...Read More

Keyano invites you to Aboriginal Awareness Day festivities

February 26, 2010 9:39:00 AM (2 weeks ago)

Keyano College is hosting its annual event Aboriginal Awareness Day on March 2, and the theme is KisKinaMasototak - Let us learn from one another. Launched in a new format this year, the event held in honour of the First Nations, Métis, and Inuit peoples will feature free workshops, hand games and Inuit sports demonstrations during the day, with an evening component added, which will see a performance of the Raven Stole the Sun, put on by the renowned Red Sky group from Toronto just returning from Vancou ...Read More

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