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Keyano College has decided to cancel its annual Gala this year.
The fundraising event in support of our students involves months of preparation and due to Alberta Health Services COVID-19 restrictions, along with ongoing restoration work to our buildings damaged during the spring flooding, the College has decided not to move forward with the event.
For many years, the Gala has been the standout black-tie event of the Fort McMurray social calendar where local business and...
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Keyano College, in partnership with McMurray Aviation, will offer a Business Aviation Diploma program this fall.
This two-year program is designed to combine 12 aviation and eight business courses for students to graduate with a Commercial Pilot License and a background in business.
The program will have two specializations: Airline Operations (larger airplanes commercial pilot stream) or Northern Operations (using floats, landing on smaller airstrips and lakes). Both...
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The 2020 Keyano College Golf Classic scheduled to take place this fall has been postponed until 2021, due to the ongoing Alberta Health Services COVID-19 restrictions and our focus on restoring our buildings that were damaged in the flood.
While we look forward to this annual fundraiser in support of our students, the safety of all participants, volunteers, students, and staff is our top priority. Instead, the Golf Classic will take place on June 5, 2021 at the Fort McMurray...
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The Keyano College Huskies have been chosen to host the 2021 Alberta Colleges Athletic Conference (ACAC) Men’s Volleyball Championship.
Eight of the province’s best collegiate men’s teams will take part in the event from February 25-27, subject to COVID-19 and provincial government measures.  
“Huskies Athletics is excited to be named host of the 2021 ACAC Men’s Volleyball Championships. Events like this not only positively impact...
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Please note: This release is from the ACAC
EDMONTON, AB (June 26, 2020) – The Alberta Colleges Athletic Conference announced today that all ACAC student-athletes participating during the 2020-21 season will not consume eligibility against the 5-year maximum allotment for ACAC/CCAA post-secondary student-athletes.
This decision follows the June 26, 2020 vote by the Canadian Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) Board of Directors to do likewise, with respect...
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