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Growing up right by Lake Ontario fostered a love for rocks in Neil O’Donnell as a child.
“I was born and raised in Toronto, Ontario. My parents had a house right on the eastern beach of Lake Ontario. The front of the house was on the boardwalk, then the beach, then the lake. I was always interested in beach sand, pebbles and boulders, wave erosion, and fishing,” he remembers.
That interest became a profession and made Keyano College his third career in...
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Just passing by Jane Jacques’ office would tell you she’s an English instructor. The set of three Shakespeare teapots and mugs caught your attention first, then the teapot of Dickens’ David Copperfield, and quite a few more. It was a treat. But the “office China” as she dubs it, is home with her now as she retired this June after 33 years at Keyano College.
“The three Shakespeare teapots and mugs were produced by James Sadler in England:...
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Keyano College, with its Keyano Huskies Indigenous Jersey Reveal, has earned the institution the Canadian Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) Innovation Award.
The CCAA Innovation Award recognizes a member institution that has developed an initiative demonstrating unique marketing, communication or technological advances in its athletic program.
Keyano unveiled its new jerseys on Feb. 18, 2022, during an Alberta Colleges Athletic Conference (ACAC) regulars season game,...
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Moiyan Toure is our star basketball player, an all-time leading rebounder in the ACAC (Alberta Colleges Athletic Conference), a record-breaker last year, and Keyano’s top five players in scoring. However, not everyone knows she has come a long way in her journey to success. Originally from Liberia in West Africa, Moiyan, 24, moved to Canada in 2000 along with her mother and little brother to escape the ongoing civil war there.
A forward on the Keyano Huskies Women’s...
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A key part of the recently announced Alberta at Work initiative, the targeted enrolment expansion program invests in new seats in high-demand programs. This investment helps the post-secondary system support Alberta’s labour market now and in the future, and gives students more opportunities to gain the skills and training they need to enter the workforce.
“I want to thank the post-secondary institutions for working with our government to make Alberta at Work a...
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