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Some people aren't suited to be desk jockeys. Stephanie Clarke figured that out early. And now the Therapeutic Recreation grad is helping others - with horses.
Twenty-five students, faculty, staff and alumni were celebrated for their achievements and leadership recently at the third annual African Scholars Awards ceremony.
MAITLAND BRIDGE, N.S. — Food always taste better outdoors, and some lucky visitors to Kejimkujik National Park found that out firsthand Oct. 5 when they took part in a gastronomic feast in the middle of the woods.
Student enrolment remains strong at the two Cape Breton campuses of the Nova Scotia Community College.
NSCC Akerley Campus will be hosting a Harvest Dinner this Friday to raise funds for the campus’s culinary garden… and you’re invited!
Global News has announced a new award that will support students from diverse backgrounds enrolled in the Radio Television Journalism (RTJ) program at Nova Scotia Community College over the next four years.
A Nova Scotia artist with a Valley connection has a reputation for heart-warming, life-like pencil drawings of wildlife. Quinlan Smith was born in Kentville and grew up in the Valley town before moving to Ontario to pursue and education in advertising and graphic design.
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