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Current students share about their experiences during the student panel

Feast on the Farm celebrates student success

August 27, 2026

Community spirit, connection and student success came together under the prairie sky as Lakeland College’s sold-out 2026 Feast on the Farm, presented by Cenovus Energy, raised $96,000 in support of student-led learning. Held on the Vermilion campus farm on Aug. 13, the ninth annual event brought...

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Wayne Rose, dean of the Emergency Training Centre

New dean named for Emergency Training Centre

August 17, 2026

Lakeland College is pleased to announce the appointment of Wayne Rose as dean of the Emergency Training Centre (ETC), effective Aug. 11, 2026. "Throughout my career, I have believed that applied learning is one of the most powerful ways we can strengthen our communities," says Rose. "What drew me...

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Chelsey Mirasty and her mother Captain Michelle Vandevord

Award-winning firefighter follows in her mother’s footsteps

August 05, 2026

When Chelsey Mirasty crossed the stage at Lakeland College’s firefighter training graduation in June, it was her mother, Captain Michelle Vandevord who handed her the certificate. It was not the first time Mirasty had followed in her mother’s footsteps. In fact, her mother’s 27-year firefighting...

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Faculty member Bevin Hamilton with students on the Student-Managed Farm - Powered by New Holland

Lakeland’s farm transformation project wins international Impact Award

July 13, 2026

Lakeland College’s transformation project for the Student-Managed Farm – Powered By New Holland (SMF) was awarded a platinum Impact Award by the International Association of Facilitators (IAF). As the IAF’s highest honour, the award acknowledges organizations that have achieved a positive...

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Lakeland students at a school in Mexico

Human services students gain global perspective in Mexico

July 09, 2026

The kindergarten students didn’t need much help. As Lakeland College student Emily Butz watched children carefully cut paper shapes and glue them into place during a classroom visit in Mexico, she paused at what she saw. Back home in Canada, she says, students the same age are often still developing...

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