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College and university students in Manitoba are preparing mentally and physically for a return to school this week after many spent the bulk of the last two years learning remotely.

Connor Taylor has wanted to be a video game creator since he was 12. Red River College Polytech&rsqu...

The provincial government has announced funding to train 30 nurses just years after Red River Colleg...

As an Indigenous student at RRC Polytechnic, Kyra De la Ronde has worked hard to ensure someone who ...

Red River College is getting a facelift as the polytechnic institute — the only one in Manitob...

Red River College, Manitoba’s largest college, is embracing a new identity and adding the world ‘polytechnic’ to its name.

Dancing Gabe is being honoured for his dedication to Manitoba. (Red River College) Article continues below advertisement ↴ Manitobas top sporting fan is learning he has fans of his own with his latest achievement. Gabriel Langlois (Dancing Gabe) will be honoured on Tuesday at Red River Colleges (RRC) Winter Convocation, receiving an Honorary Diploma in Community Development. "When Red River College received his nomination, it included letters of support from leaders across Manitoba, w...

  WINNIPEG -- Red River College (RRC) is honouring Gabriel Langlois, also known as ‘Dancing Gabe,’ with an honorary diploma in community development. Langlois is an icon in the Winnipeg sports world, as he’s seen dancing at nearly every home game for the Winnipeg Jets, Winnipeg Blue Bombers, Manitoba Moose and Winnipeg Goldeyes.  In a news release, RRC said that though his presence and enthusiasm for Winnipeg that gets people’s attention, it is his “integrity, devotion to volunt...

Community icon Dancing Gabe to get honorary diploma from Red River College Gabriel Langlois has been featured on jumbotrons, a billboard, a book, and a bobblehead. Now, one of Winnipegs beloved local legends — and the man with arguably the biggest smile — is getting a diploma. Social Sharing

Annoyed SAs speak: Seriously, leave Johann Rupert alone! Earlier this month, BizNews shared a Bloomberg article which stated that Richemont Chairman Johann Rupert received his first dose of a Covid-19 vaccine at a clinic in Switzerland. The article said Rupert’s actions had ‘sparked a controversy in the country about who should get inoculated first’ as the South African billionaire received the shot at Hirslanden AG – which is owned by Mediclinic International – a hospital operator th...