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The world of Esports is evolving, and Keyano College is making significant steps to ensure it remains a key player in this dynamic field. The recent addition of a talented athlete to the Keyano Huskies team underscores the college's commitment to promoting competitive gaming talent and providing new opportunities for students interested in this rapidly growing industry.
From a young age, Jasmine Manankil, the newest member of the Huskies, has been deeply immersed in the...
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Keyano College's Indigenous Student Centre (ISC) , which will become a cornerstone of cultural engagement and education, has received a generous $100,000 donation from Syncrude, operated by Suncor.
The ISC will feature a ceremonial area, learning commons, a communal kitchen, an Indigenous art display, and a space for an Elder-in-residence program. The Centre aims to promote inclusivity, a sense of belonging, and celebrating Indigenous culture. By providing a dedicated space...
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The institution is raising the standard for Alberta education by incorporating advanced technology into its programs. This reality ensures that students are well-prepared to address the constantly evolving workforce demands. With a solid commitment to innovation, Keyano College is not just keeping pace with technological advancements. It's leading the way. The recent additions of a full-sized Ambulance simulator, the first of its kind in an educational institution in Canada,...
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Keyano College is excited to welcome Tiffany Fontaine as the new head coach of the women's soccer team. Born in Medicine Hat, Alberta, Tiffany moved to Fort McMurray in 1988 and discovered her passion for soccer in 1991 with the Fort McMurray Youth Soccer Association (FMYSA). Her exceptional talent quickly shone through, leading her to join Team Alberta within her first year of playing.
 From 1991 to 1999, Tiffany represented Team Alberta, showcasing her skills and dedication....
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Keyano College, in collaboration with FRAP Wood Buffalo , is excited to announce the launch of the "Language Support for Newcomers for Childcare, Level 1" (LSNC) program. This innovative initiative, funded by the Government of Alberta Settlement and Language Programs, aims to provide essential language support to newcomers, enhancing their integration into the childcare sector and overall community development. Registration will open in late Fall 2024, with the program commencing...
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