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Traditional knowledge of how to harvest, prepare and serve from the wild is in an era of revival that is now being shared with Coast Mountain College through the new two-year West Coast Culinary Diploma.

Freda Diesing School of Northwest Coast Art co-founder and instructor Stan Bevan receives prestigious lifetime achievement award.

TERRACE – Students at the Coast Mountain College (CMTN) Terrace campus have access to more housing and improved facilities with the opening of 108 student beds and a renovated library.

Coast Mountain College is holding a fall photo contest this month asking CMTN students to take their best fall campus photo using only their phone camera and post it on social media using the hashtag #CMTNBeautiFALL. Post by Oct. 19 to be entered into the contest.

CMTN has welcomed students back to another academic year and they are well into their course work. Staff have also returned to full-time work on campus. The excitement of the new semester is carrying us through a period of adjustment and a new phase of the COVID-19 pandemic.

When the pandemic hit, Myles Broome found himself without a job and decided to take advantage of his free time by enrolling at CMTN so he could pursue a diploma in IT.

Freda Diesing School of Northwest Coast Art’s founders welcome new cohort of instructors to uphold the next era of First Nations art.

When Robyn Inglangasuk moved to British Columbia from the Northwest Territories, there was one cultural shock she was not prepared for — every employer wanted to see a high school diploma. Realizing no one would hire her in B.C., she enrolled in the Career & College Preparation (CCP) Certificate program at Coast Mountain College (CMTN) to attain her BC Adult Graduation Diploma.