Coquihalla Highway Closed, High Winds Cause Chaos in Hope
Coquihalla Highway Closed, High Winds Cause Chaos in Hope
North Island College Faces $8.4M Tuition Hit, Layoffs Loom
North Island College faces significant financial challenges due to a sharp decline in international student numbers, leading to layoffs of ten full-time faculty and trimming of admin roles. The college is shifting focus to programs with strong demand and career paths, while criticizing the BC government for lack of aid amidst the crisis.
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