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On Friday, December 1, 2023, Keyano College Huskies Athletics  organized the Huskies Holiday Camp to support the Wood Buffalo Food Bank Association, hosting over 120 youth between the ages of 6 - 13 who donated an impressive 306lbs of food as their registration 'fees'.
The Huskies decided to get together during this holiday season to collect food donations to support the food bank and promote athleticism amongst youth in the community – they got to try their...
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At the 42 nd Annual Keyano College Gala on November 04, Mr. Mitch Mercredi was named Keyano’s 2023 Distinguished Alumni Award recipient. This award is given annually to alums who have garnered recognition for their remarkable achievements, and these individuals are celebrated for their leadership and industry knowledge that exemplifies their devotion to the college and the greater community.
Originally from Fort Chipewyan, Mercredi discovered his second home in Fort...
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Keyano College is pleased to announce SMG Builders by Sultan Zamman as the official sponsor of its new cutting-edge Esports Arena facility located on the Clearwater Campus. The arena will now be officially known as SMG Esports Arena .
SMG Builders' support will contribute to Keyano College's advancement in the thriving gaming sector. The arena will host the Esports Management diploma program, emphasizing gaming innovation within business strategies, and Keyano College’s...
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Keyano College celebrates International Education Week this year on November 20 - 24. This week is dedicated to supporting international student engagement and highlighting international education's impact in preparing students for a globalized world. International Education Week allows us to connect more closely with our students and embrace the diversity and cultural richness beyond our Canadian borders. It also presents a chance to acquire intercultural knowledge and awareness....
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Tolulope Ajayi’s journey to Keyano College marked her first time out of Nigeria and on an airplane. She describes the experience as daunting and exhilarating, 11,000 km from home. “Fort McMurray is so much smaller than Lagos, and it was a huge change,” she said. She documented her new surroundings with many photos, including her first encounter with the harsh Canadian winter last year. But what struck her most was the differences in personalities between her...
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