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Mayor Sandy Bowman has a mixed reaction towards how the 2022-23 provincial budget will impact Fort McMurray Wood Buffalo, while Keyano College is adjusting to…
Mayor Sandy Bowman has a mixed reaction towards how the 2022-23 provincial budget will impact Fort McMurray Wood Buffalo, while Keyano College is adjusting to…
Mayor Sandy Bowman has a mixed reaction towards how the 2022-23 provincial budget will impact Fort McMurray Wood Buffalo, while Keyano College is adjusting to…
By Jaryn Vecchio Jatinder (Jay) Notay // Photo supplied by Keyano College Keyano College has found its new President and CEO. Jatinder (Jay) Notay will officially take over the position on October 4. He’s coming from North West College in Battleford, Saskatchewan where he also served as President and CEO. “Mr. Notay brings over 25 years of post-secondary experience to the position, roles including college president, vice-president academic, and dean, for urban and rural post-secondary institutions in Saskatchewan, Ontario, and British Columbia,” said Shelley Powell, Keyano Board...
Article content We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Keyano College names Jatinder Notay as new president and CEO Back to video Notay is the president and CEO of North West College in Battleford, Sask. He has a Bachelor of Commerce from the University of British Columbia, a Master of Education from Nipissing University and is a Doctor of Education candidate in Education Administration at the University of Western Ontario. “Mr. Notay brings over 25 years of post-secondary experience to the position, roles including college president, vice-president ...