Training & Education

The provincial funds will help three Sault College projects go forward.

The Northern Policy Institute has commissioned the study, which will be undertaken over the next two months.

David Orazietti, who resigned his post as Sault MPP and minister of Community Safety and Correctional Services on Dec. 31, 2016, will now serve Sault College as dean of Aviation, Trades and Technology, Natural Environment and Business.

New businesses are being launched by graduates of a Canadore College program geared toward helping aspiring entrepreneurs.

Université de Hearst is planning to construct a 1,000-square-foot research greenhouse where researchers will study the potential in growing fruits and vegetables in the North.

First cohort of new program trains Indigenous students in repair and maintenance on commercial trucks.

Anishinabek Nation Education Agreement is the largest self-government agreement in Canada.

Former president Dr. Celia Ross will return in the role until a permanent replacement is found.

Sustainable food on Dr. Charles Levkoe’s plate

The new centre will provide resources to assist existing and startup businesses.