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Rustlers ready for championship spring

March 03, 2026

Rustlermania is back in full force at Lakeland College as student-athletes welcome their competition to campus for conference championships, battle for gold on the court and on the ice, and host their rivals in the rodeo arena in the next two weeks. “We are so proud of all our student athletes,”...

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Students with their laptops ready to prepare income tax for clients

Lakeland students offer free tax clinics for community

February 26, 2026

This March and April, students at Lakeland College are turning classroom learning into community impact through free, student-run tax clinics. Offered to low-income individuals, families, students, seniors and newcomers to Canada, the clinics provide essential income tax preparation services at...

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Future students to get first-hand experience at Program Info Sessions

February 18, 2026

Tomorrow’s students are invited to Lakeland College to experience their future firsthand during Program Info Sessions on March 6. The event is an immersive experience for those students who have already chosen a program to apply to and those still looking for guidance. With hands-on activities,...

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Logan Peters doing some woodworking.

Ready for worlds

February 12, 2026

Logan Peters intends to become a certified world traveler by the end of 2026, and he’s relying on his carpentry skills to accomplish this. Peters is a third-year carpentry apprentice and member of Team Canada who will be competing at World Skills in Shanghai this October. To get there, he won...

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Gracie Phipps

Creating lifelike designs founded in sustainability

February 09, 2026

When Gracie Phipps was tasked with creating a design that would turn two shipping containers into an off-the-grid sanctuary, she employed everything she’d learned in class, a bit of ingenuity and a whole lot of imagination to meeting the challenge. For the project, Phipps and her fellow second-year...

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