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News & Updates
Niagara College students score second place in provincial college marketing competition
They studied, prepared and competed virtually, but students from Niagara College’s School of Business and Management will soon have a very tangible souvenir to display on campus from their recent success at the Ontario College Marketing Competition: a trophy from their second place overall win. After months of preparation, a team of 16 NC students
Niagara College students score second place in provincial college marketing competition
They studied, prepared and competed virtually, but students from Niagara College’s School of Business and Management will soon have a very tangible souvenir to display on campus from their recent success at the Ontario College Marketing Competition: a trophy from their second place overall win. After months of preparation, a team of 16 NC students
Niagara College professor takes home big win for Commercial Cannabis Production program at cannabis industry expo
“This award is for the whole team – professors, technologists, technicians, and administration at Niagara College – that supported the development of this program right from the beginning.” Those were the words of Bill MacDonald, professor and program coordinator of NC’s Commercial Cannabis Production program (CCP) – the first of its kind in Canada –
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On December 6th, flags will be lowered at Niagara College campuses to recognize Canada’s National Day of Remembrance and Violence Against Women and to honour the memory of the 14 young women who lost their lives in the mass shooting at l’École Polytechnique de Montréal.![]()
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