The Magazine of Niagara College Canada
Niagara College graduates go on to have impactful and important careers. With their diplomas, degrees and certificates in hand, they shape industries and communities, affecting everything from what we eat...
If Marye Anne Chisholm ever wondered whether she could bottle the bean-to-bar chocolate she makes in her spare time, she got her answer during her final term in Niagara College’s Artisan Distilling program. Chisholm, with class partner Sujith Naveen, produced a Chocolate Porter Liqueur for their capstone project during the Spring term. The spirit is
It was a day to mourn losses, honour survivors and learn about the truth of residential schools. On September 30, students, faculty and staff at Niagara College joined residents across Canada in commemorating the inaugural National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. “Our priority at Niagara College is to commemorate the day in a meaningful way,”
The GO-VAXX mobile vaccine clinic is coming back to Niagara College on Monday, October 4. Niagara College students, staff, and members of the public born in 2009 or earlier will be able to receive a first or second dose of the Pfizer vaccine – no appointment required. The converted Metrolinx bus will roll into place at
NC Broadcasting – Radio, Television and Film alumna Amy Audibert (2012) continues to make local headlines with the Niagara Dailies and Niagara This Week sharing news about her new role as Sportsnet’s Courtside Analyst and Reporter with the Toronto Raptors’ broadcast team. In the September 29 article, Audibert tells reporter Sarah Ferguson that before enrolling […]
On September 28, Inniagara posted an article about NC alumna Amy Audibert (Broadcasting – Radio, Television and Film, 2012) who has landed a job with the NBA’s Toronto Raptors as Sportsnet’s Courtside Analyst and Reporter for the 2021-2022 season, which begins on Oct. 22. As part of her role, Audibert will deliver the latest insights, […]