The Green Jobs – Science and Technology Internship Program is a federal program that provides funding to organizations, businesses and institutions to hire post-secondary graduates in the natural resource sectors in a science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) field. This helps young graduates to gain relevant and meaningful work experience within their field of study.
Hiring organizations can receive a contribution payment for up to 50% of the intern’s salary to a maximum of $15,000 for a 6-12 month internship. Read More →

Natural Resources Canada have two programs that may be of interest to faculty and staff at Red River College.
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Red River College was cited as an example of how colleges can accelerate innovation in Canada during a Globe & Mail Q&A with Denise Amyot, president and CEO of Colleges and Institutes Canada on November 21, 2017. We are sharing an extract of the Q&A here for educational purposes. Read More →

Move over, Princess Peach – there’s a new racer in town. Twenty-three-year-old Automotive Technician student Daren Nuevo will soon be getting behind the wheel of SpaRRCky, Red River College’s battery-electric racecar. Read More →

A pair of Red River College (RRC) Nursing students have returned home with some new hardware and a greater sense of pride in their work. Elyse Griffith (2^nd year) and Rachel Rubin (3^rd year) took first place amongst international student competitors, earning a Silver medal overall, in the 7^th annual International Nursing Competition held in Shanghai, China. Read More →

NSERC has recently launched its annual Science Exposed contest, in collaboration with l’Acfas. The research image contest challenges Canadians to combine creativity and science for a chance to win one of four cash prizes of $2,000. Read More →

The Canadian Intellectual Property Office invites you to the launch of their intellectual property foundations webinar tailored for women entrepreneurs and innovators.  Read More →

The need for innovation is everywhere. Every day we experience old systems, aging technology and traditional ways of thinking that hold us back from improving. There has to be a better way.
North Forge Technology Exchange is stepping in to address the big challenges that Manitoba faces, doing what they do best: innovating.
Through their Manitoba Open Innovation Challenge, North Forge wants to put the brilliant and diverse minds of our entire province to work on some of our biggest issues. Read More →

The 3^rd Annual Social Innovation (SI) and Applied Business Research (ABR) Competition is taking place this December 6 at Red River College. Our theme this year is “Social Innovation in Entrepreneurship.”

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Red River College is now the top research College in Western Canada, according to Canada’s Top 50 Research Colleges, an annual ranking conducted by Re$earch Infosource Inc. which was released today. Read More →