From Nov. 4 to 30, 2019, B.C.’s apprentices are being recognized as their contributions and success in building and maintaining thriving communities throughout the province are acknowledged.
Students and educators throughout B.C. will be able to connect with learning opportunities in science, technology, engineering, art and design, and mathematics (STEAM) through a new network of resources and mentorships.
Today, the 2019 Scotiabank Giller Prize shortlist was announced, celebrating six Canadian writers and the 26th edition of the Prize.
On Tuesday, September 24, 2019, members of Society of Punjabi Engineers and Technologists of British Columbia (SPEATBC) took an initiative and planted close to 100 trees and shrubs in Hazelnut Meadows Community Park at 6840 140 St., Surrey.
International students and young temporary residents are trying to build lives and careers in Canada. But when looking for career resources to help them succeed, they often come up empty.
The following facts provide a snapshot of British Columbia’s education system.
Students entering grades 11 and 12 in September will have more new courses and personalized learning opportunities than ever, making sure future graduates are on a path to success.
“Whether fighting the climate crisis or pushing for social justice, young people are changing the world, and shaping a better future for all of us. That’s why supporting young people is so important – and that’s exactly what our government is doing.
Approximately 200 students, teachers and parents from around the world gathered at Government House in Victoria to share their unique perspectives on the role youth can play in protecting and restoring life on land for the benefit of future generations.
More student beds at the University of British Columbia’s (UBC) Okanagan campus will allow students to rest easy and focus on their studies, rather than worrying about where to live, while easing pressure on a tight rental market.