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There was a time when community care facility licensing work – ensuring that adult and child care facilities operate in compliance with regulations – was done mostly off the sides of desks, typically…
Josh was a computer drafting student looking to volunteer in his home community of Regina a few years ago when he signed up with the Canadian Red Cross to help people in both small disasters and…
When the COVID-19 pandemic was declared in March, classes at the Justice Institute of British Columbia (JIBC) were suspended, just as many aspects of the economy and society were paused to slow the…
Navi Dosanjh has applied her education when she’s needed it most both as a correctional officer and as a reserve constable, where she helped to resolve a dangerous hostage situation.
Navi is a…
Nick Cirillo spent years preparing himself as a candidate for a firefighting career.
His efforts paid off recently when, after completing the Fire Fighting Technologies Certificate (FFTC) program at…
Ashley Long has always wanted to be a firefighter, to be able to help someone on what could be one of the worst days of their lives.
But straight out of high school, Ashley thought she would be too…
For Emma Smith and Dayton DiSalvo, the chance to study abroad was not just about augmenting their schooling, it was about gaining life experience.
Both are students in the Bachelor of Law Enforcement…
Having the opportunity to spend two weeks in Taiwan this summer was an invaluable experience that Jordan Wagner isn’t soon to forget.
The Â黨¾«Æ·Bachelor of Law Enforcement Studies student was one of…