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While the province lifts many remaining COVID-19 health measures such as masking on Monday, March 21, Niagara College will continue with the following health and safety measures until at least the end of the Winter Term; Mandatory masking (medical grade masks); Mandatory vaccination policy; Controlled access to our campuses. Effective Tuesday, March 22, students and

A message from the Collge Employer Council: Today the College Employer Council and the OPSEU academic employees bargaining team representing full-time and part-time faculty, instructors, librarians, and counsellors met at the virtual bargaining table with a Ministry of Labour appointed Mediator. On Thursday evening, the parties issued the following joint statement: The CEC and OPSEU/SEFPO

A joint message from CEC and OPSEU CAAT-A bargaining team: The CEC and OPSEU/SEFPO have reached an agreement to enter binding interest arbitration and the strike that was scheduled to commence at 12:01 a.m. on March 18, 2022, is called off. This also i...

Al Unwin, NC’s Dean of Business, Tourism and Environment, was in Switzerland in March for the UN Convention on Biological Diversity. Unwin is among delegates from around the world who are advocating to address biodiversity loss for the health of the planet.

Following the provincial announcement by Dr. Kieran Moore, Chief Medical Officer of Health, on the lifting of additional public health measures and changes to self-isolation requirements beginning March 21, a reminder that Niagara College’s health and safety measures – including masking, mandatory vaccination, and daily health screening – remain in place at this time. The

The Niagara College Teaching Brewery marked International Women’s Day with an outpouring of support for women in the beer industry. On March 8, students in NC’s Brewmaster and Brewery Operations Management program began working on the College’s Pink Boots collaboration beer for 2022. Their efforts are part of a global initiative launched by Pink Boots