The Magazine of Niagara College Canada
The Niagara Regional Police Service and Niagara College have partnered once again to co-host the Niagara Police & Security Career Expo on Saturday, October 14 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The event will take place at Niagara College’s Daniel J. Patterson Campus in Niagara-on-the-Lake (135 Taylor Road) inside the Main Entrance (North Wing). Police
A September 28 article from Simcoe.com reported on Georgian Bay Spirits 10 celebrating its 10 year anniersary with a new gin launch. The article highlights the brand’s new senior distiller and NC alumna, Taun Dang (Hospitality and Tourism Management Graduate Certificate, 2022 and Artisan Distilling Graduate Certificate, 2022) who helped create the new gin recipe. Read […]
On September 28, the Wellington Times released an article on a local craft beer festival. The article highlights Finally!’s non-alcoholic cocktails, mentioning that the company is currently working with Niagara College to finalize flavour profiles and they expect a full launch next spring. The article also highlights NC alumnus Michael McTavish (Artisan Distilling Graduate Certificate, 2019) who […]
Employees at Bulk Barn stores across the province were in for a treat this August as Jason Ofield, President and CEO and prominent NC alum (Business – Sales and Marketing, 2005) dropped in unannounced to get the scoop on his stores. Their interactions with Ofield were captured by grads from Niagara College’s Broadcasting – Radio, […]
On September 6, the NOTL Local released an article on the Yellow Door Theatre Project (YDTP) that is set to launch its Goettler Family Foundation Film Academy on Sept. 15. The article notes that Lori Ravensborg, Program Coordinator and Professor for NC’s Acting for Film and Television program was consulted to help design the program. YDTP Founder […]
Niagara College is kicking off a new academic year with strong enrolment, enhanced campus spaces and a lineup of orientation and social events for students. When the fall term begins on September 6, NC expects to welcome about 11,000 new and returning full-time students at its Niagara-based campuses, including almost 5,500 new students and just