College News

Keyano is thrilled to announce a new partnership with Apex Distribution Inc., a brand-new donor to our institution. Apex Distribution Inc. generously donated $10,500 to create six new student awards this year and committed to contributing another $10,500 next year. These funds will establish the Apex Distribution Inc. Indigenous Student Achievement Exiting Award and the Apex Distribution Inc. Indigenous Student Achievement Trades Award, supporting Indigenous students in trades...
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Keyano College is excited to announce the construction of a new Indigenous Student Centre on its Clearwater Campus. This initiative, rooted in the spirit of "Keyano," meaning "sharing" in Cree, reflects the college's commitment to community and reconciliation.
Honouring Indigenous Culture
The Indigenous Student Centre is designed to be a home for Indigenous culture, featuring:
A ceremonial area for traditional practices.
A learning common for study and group...
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In this video, Keyano College's Electrical Instructor, Dawn Ohama, interviews Keegan Sturge about his incredible journey from high school enthusiast to gold medalist in electrical installation at the National Skills Canada Competition. Discover how Keegan's passion for his trade evolved through virtual competitions during the pandemic and culminated in a national victory, all with steadfast support from his mentors at Keyano College. Learn more about Keyano Electrician Program....
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Keyano College is enhancing the educational experience of students in the Haul Truck Operator program thanks to a significant federal investment through Prairies Economic Development Canada (PrairiesCan).
  PrairiesCan is investing over $766,000 towards acquiring two state-of-the-art Haul Truck simulators and upgrading software for four existing simulators at the Suncor Energy Industrial Campus. This initiative aligns with labour demands in the Fort McMurray region,...
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The General Educational Development (GED) program is a significant educational milestone, providing those who did not complete high school an opportunity to obtain an equivalent certification. Keyano College, in partnership with the Athabasca Tribal Council (ATC), offers this program to First Nations, Inuit, and Métis people living in Fort McMurray, aiming to enhance their educational qualifications and broaden their career opportunities.
Congratulations to the ten...
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