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Alberta post-secondary students and faculty warn of budget squeeze - Vimarsana News

Alberta post-secondary students and faculty warn of budget squeeze

University faculty and student leaders say Alberta's latest budget squeezes will jeopardize the quality of university education.

Alberta post-secondary students and faculty warn of budget squeeze - Vimarsana News

Alberta post-secondary students and faculty warn of budget squeeze

University faculty and student leaders say Alberta's latest budget squeezes will jeopardize the quality of university education.

Alberta seeing more and more students enrolling in trades programs - Vimarsana News

Alberta seeing more and more students enrolling in trades programs

According to Statistics Canada, workers nearing retirement are quickly outnumbering young people of an age to enter the labour market, driving up the demand for new skilled tradespeople.

Source: cbc.ca
Professional group appeals court ruling supporting Alberta government move to broaden 'engineer' title use - Vimarsana News

Professional group appeals court ruling supporting Alberta government move to broaden 'engineer' title use

A group representing the engineering profession in Alberta is appealing a court ruling that supports a government move to loosen restrictions over who can use the title of 'engineer.'

Alberta dismissed Banff Centre board's request to remove chair, raising new questions in governance crisis - Vimarsana News

Alberta dismissed Banff Centre board's request to remove chair, raising new questions in governance crisis

Minutes from a March board meeting show the majority of its members accepted an investigation’s findings that the former chair had engaged in ‘personal harassment’ of CEO Janice Price