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Keyano College is celebrating another significant achievement: Nathan Morin, a Power Engineering 4th Class Comprehensive program student, has been awarded the prestigious Outstanding Student Achievement Award from PanGlobal. "The PanGlobal Awards celebrate the best and brightest in Power Engineering across Canada, recognizing not only academic achievement but also a deep commitment to the profession," said Indika Arachchi, chair & instructor of power engineering/process...
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Join us as we explore the inspiring journeys of Keyano College graduates Devon Little and Chris St. Pierre from the Industrial Mechanics program. Discover their experiences in the field, the diverse nature of their work as millwrights, and how Keyano's hands-on learning environment and small class sizes prepared them for successful careers. Learn how you can follow in their footsteps and embark on your own journey in the industrial mechanics trade.

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Keyano College is proud to lead groundbreaking applied research that addresses the unique challenges faced by northern and remote communities. With the support of the NSERC Mobilize Grant, the college is creating innovative solutions in key areas such as environmental sustainability, economic resilience, health, and education. This funding not only enhances our research capacity but also empowers students to gain hands-on experience without leaving Fort McMurray. Watch our...
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Keyano College has committed to community engagement by partnering with the Military Museum of the RMWB . This collaboration highlights the win-win situation where the college, the museum, and the community benefit from shared resources and expertise. " This partnership is about preserving our local history while providing students with practical, one-of-a-kind learning experiences, " said Dale Bendfeld, museum president.
 The Military Museum of the RMWB is dedicated...
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A well-known figure in Fort McMurray's trades community, Laurie Guthrie has left a lasting impact on Keyano College with a generous donation from his estate. This endowment will generate four $2,000 annual awards for unsponsored steamfitter/pipefitter and welding students in their first three years of study. Importantly, two of these awards will support Indigenous and female students, reflecting his dedication to diversity and inclusion in the trades.
Beyond his professional...
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