2025 News
Forging a new pathway
In Wade Whitstone’s Indigenous culture, the Grass Dance is an important one. It symbolizes the way scouts and warriors would dance to flatten the grass for a new village, meeting or ceremony space, preparing the ground for the rest of the villagers following behind. As both a Lakeland alumnus...
Human services grads take first post-secondary step at Lakeland
In the world of academia, there are many paths to any destination. For two human services graduates, Lakeland provided the first step towards their dream careers of making a difference in the lives of children. Along the way, they learned many lessons, both inside and out of the classroom. Advocate...
New grad grateful for Lakeland experience
Mariel Kate Macaya was new to Canada when, on the advice of a family friend, she applied to Lakeland College's business program. It was just a coincidence that the school was so close to home and had the program she was looking for - business. Born in Quezon City in the Philippines, Macaya had...
Connecting through community and culture
Tinisha Young has been in business since high school, and an advocate for the importance of Indigenous mentorship even longer. Today, Young holds many titles. She is status through Opaskwayak Cree Nation in Treaty 5, Man., and an Indigenous Knowledge Keeper. She is a member of Lakeland College's...
Lloydminster Fire Department and Lakeland College strengthen partnership with equipment exchange
The Lloydminster Fire Department and Lakeland College's Emergency Training Centre (ETC) have announced a significant step in their on-going partnership. The department has given vehicle extrication equipment to the ETC in exchange for training credits at the facility, signifying the department's...