Huskies Athletics News

In accordance with the March 15 directive from the Government of Alberta, effective immediately, all classes, including all Trades, Academic, and Continuing Education classes, at Keyano College are cancelled. For the next three days, staff and faculty will be rolling out online delivery options for active programs.
This measure is part of the Government of Alberta response to COVID-19 to limit large group gatherings.
The college will launch online delivery of most active...
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As part of our ongoing prevention response to the COVID-19 virus, please note the following actions:
Starting Saturday March 14, the Syncrude Sport and Wellness Centre will be closed except for tenants and their customers until further notice.
There will be a Security guard stationed at the front door to allow staff and tenant customers in and out of the building as all outside doors of the building will be locked. The 2nd floor will be off limits to everyone except...
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In accordance with new public health restrictions communicated on March 12 by the Government of Alberta please note the following:
All Keyano Theatre shows for the rest of March have been cancelled or postponed. Ticket holders will be contacted for refunds. (A list of those specific events will follow below.)
All Keyano Huskies sporting events are cancelled, including training sessions.
The Rivalry Dinner fundraiser has been postponed to a later date in the fall.
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Contrary to ongoing rumours in the community, there are no confirmed cases of COVID-19 (Coronavirus) within Keyano College.
Out of respect and privacy, we will not report individual testing results . We provided the initial internal message on March 7 to be open and honest with our staff and students. Not to illicit fear and panic.
We will confirm that at this point employee test results received have been negative for the COVID-19.
We are supporting our staff &...
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Doug Gilmour and Shayne Corson coming to Fort McMurray March 27
Once fierce rivals, former National Hockey League stars Doug Gilmour and Shayne Corson are coming to Fort McMurray on March 27 for a fundraising dinner in support of the Keyano Huskies.
The guest speakers for The Rivalry Dinner have played for both the Montreal Canadiens and Toronto Maple Leafs, teams that have had a long standing NHL rivalry dating back to 1917.
Gilmour played for the Maple Leafs...
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