<iframe src="https://www.googletagmanager.com/ns.html?id=GTM-MF263BM" height="0" width="0"> Skip to main contentSkip to main navigationSkip to footer content
Jeanette McGlynn and other Enviro Club members encouraged students, staff and community members to build ecobricks in Alumni Hall on March 26

Enviro Club issues ecobrick challenge

April 14, 2019

Lakeland College's Enviro Club is championing the fight against plastic waste with a challenge. With increasing reports of wildlife - on land and sea - consuming and dying from plastic pollution, the student-run club challenges everyone at Lakeland to build an ecobrick. “The idea is to grab a...

Read More
Grade 6 student Abdullah Nasir instructs Joshua Lang at the littleBits station

UT education students learn robotics from legendary students

April 09, 2019

Tech Force students from Winston Churchill School visited the Lloydminster campus on March 27 to demonstrate their robotics knowledge, and guide Lakeland students through interactive stations that exemplify computational thinking in education. “This experience proves we should acknowledge that...

Read More
Bret Hansen (left centre) with her classmates at the DIY Stage during the 2019 Showcase

Experts for the day: IDT students share latest design trends

April 09, 2019

Lakeland's interior design technology (IDT) students showcased their knowledge and skills at Lloydminster's largest tradeshow in March. Second-year IDT students educated the public about kitchen and bathroom trends, and solutions at the 2019 Showcase's DIY stage, which was a valuable experience...

Read More
Kieran Young, Taylor Hauberg, Rabina Hatitchki and Tinisha Kchina Young at their first public event with the Rural Youth Reconciliation Initiative.

Local youth help unite Canada's cultures

April 09, 2019

Three Lakeland College students are at the helm of a national campaign with a mission to build a bridge between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Canadian youth. The Canadian Roots Exchange launched the Rural Youth Reconciliation Initiative which will train young leaders and support them in planning...

Read More
In 2014, Amber L’Heureux became the first female chuckwagon driver to compete in the Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo in Texas. She also competed in other races, including one St. Walburg, Sask.

Not just for cowboys

April 09, 2019

Amber L'Heureux is making history. The Lakeland alumna is the first professional female chuckwagon driver to purchase an official membership to the Canadian Professional Chuckwagon Association (CPCA). When the horn sounds to kick off the 2019 CPCA season on May 31 in North Battleford, Sask., L'Heureux...

Read More