ANNUAL REPORT 2012-2013

ASSOCIATION OF CANADIAN COMMUNITY COLLEGES Cover Photos (Left to Right):

Philippines Client Patricia Soyao, CIIP’s 20,000th Graduate

His Excellency the Right Honourable David Johnston,Governor General of Canada, congratulates James Knight, ACCC President and CEO, upon receiving the Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal; Photo Credit: Cpl Roxanne Shewchuk

The NSCC Waterfront Campus in Halifax throws a classic Maritimes “kitchen party” for World Congress 2012 delegates

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Established in 1972, the Association of Canadian Community Colleges (ACCC) is the national and international voice of Canada’s colleges, institutes, polytechnics, cégeps, and university colleges.

Vision

ACCC will be the most respected voice in post-secondary education.

Mission

ACCC will champion and support the learning provided by member institutions.

Values and Operating Principles

• Member-centred • Communications excellence in both official languages • Politically non-partisan • Entrepreneurial • A learning organization • Deliver on commitments and be accountable, consistent and transparent • Value the diversity of members and their learners • Advocate with a united voice • Demonstrate ethical practice: respect, integrity and trust • Practice good environmental stewardship • Provide innovative leadership • Build healthy, consultative and collaborative relationships Message from the Chair of the Board of Directors

2012 was ACCC’s 40th anniversary, but the This past year was also one of transition, as we advances and achievements of our Association prepared for governance changes necessitated by this year marked more than the passing of time. the new Canada Not-For-Profit Corporations Act, began the process of rebranding ACCC, and drafted CEO James Knight’s leadership as Chair of the a new strategic plan. But the most significant World Federation of Colleges and Polytechnics transition is one of leadership – as we say thank (WFCP) led us to host the World Congress in Halifax you and farewell to Jim Knight, a leader whose in conjunction with our own annual conference. strength in advocacy helped ACCC reach new The results were remarkable – members felt heights. We are a much better and stronger championed and celebrated, and our international Association because of Jim; I hope you will join guests left with a new appreciation for Canada’s me in recognizing his contributions. colleges, institutes and polytechnics. With record attendance, and great On April 25, the Board announced reviews, the Congress showed the it had selected Denise Amyot, best of our Association and of President and CEO of the Canada our members. Science and Technology Museums Corporation, as ACCC’s seventh Ongoing advocacy with federal and first female President and officials and collaboration with CEO. Denise’s skills and national partner organizations leadership are a great fit with influenced Budget 2013 and the Association’s goals and secured additional investments objectives; we are in good hands. towards college applied research, internships for recent graduates, Finally, I offer my thanks to an and support for First Nations incredible Board of Directors. students, as well as a proposed Ann Buller The workload this year was $500 million Canada Jobs Grant ACCC Chair of the Board of Directors, extensive. Directors gave President and CEO of program for 2014-15. generously of time, were committed and engaged, and Along with a higher public profile and enhanced represented regional issues with passion and media engagement, the Association has delivered on grace. I feel privileged to have worked so closely its commitments in the Strategic Plan and positioned with this remarkable team. itself as a leading voice in post-secondary education.

The Board of Directors approved a new International Marketing Campaign aimed at doubling the number of international students enrolled at Canadian colleges, institutes and polytechnics. Recruitment efforts will begin in Brazil, with future expansion to include Francophone Africa, India, and China.

ACCC Annual Report 2012-2013 2 Message from the President and CEO

When I began my tenure as President and CEO, institutions now have access to a greater share of many told me that colleges and institutes were among federal research funding available to post-secondary Canada’s best kept secrets. My goal from day one was to institutions. Budget 2013, increased dedicated funding change perceptions and to elevate the recognition for college based research toward our current target of of member institutions. five percent of the total.

Over the past twelve months, common wisdom and ACCC’s efforts on copyright in the Supreme public understanding experienced a seismic shift. Court of Canada, in Parliament and at the Copyright Opinion pieces about under-employed Canadians Board changed the landscape for all educational now accept that college is the path to great careers. institutions. In May 2012, we announced a good Canadian business leader Gwyn Morgan went outcome for members, namely a model licence further and said that to close the skills gap, with Access Copyright at the rate of $10 per FTE. the Government of Canada However, new should reduce spending on developments in June university-based research and July, shaped by our in order to invest more in advocacy, gave member colleges. Canadians now institutions the opportunity “get” that our institutions are to make copies within set inseparably tied to Canada’s limits (fair dealing) without economic growth and social having to pay royalties to development. Access Copyright.

The recent Federal Budget Many of our recent reinforced our role. The accomplishments would human capital and advanced have been more skills shaped in member challenging had ACCC His Excellency the Right Honourable David Johnston, institutions have earned the Governor General of Canada, congratulates not relocated operations James Knight, ACCC President and CEO, upon to downtown Ottawa. I am respect of employers and receiving the Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal governments alike. Budget 2013 Photo Credit: Cpl Roxanne Shewchuk proud of our new facilities invests in virtually every idea we and the opportunities suggested for tackling the skills shortage. created by being a stone’s throw from decision- makers on Parliament Hill. Our strategic partnerships with the Government of Canada are strong. We are a valued ally of many As I said in my retirement announcement, every departments including Human Resources and Skills day has been a great day at ACCC. With committed Development, Industry Canada (with the Tri-Councils, members, dedicated and experienced employees, and the Canada Foundation for Innovation, and the National the leadership of three wise Board chairs during my Research Council), Foreign Affairs and International Trade, tenure, success came easily. Citizenship and Immigration, Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development, the regional development The collaborative spirit and passion to succeed shared agencies, the Canadian International Development Agency, by member institutions is remarkable. I am thankful National Defence, and Health Canada, among others. for having been able to contribute and confident that ACCC will flourish under the leadership of your new College applied research partnerships with businesses President and CEO. and communities are driving innovation. Member

ACCC Annual Report 2012-2013 3 Board of Directors

Ann Buller Sharon Carry Chantal Denis Stephanie Forsyth President and CEO President and CEO Director General President Centennial College Bow Valley College Cégep Saint-Jean- Red River College (ACCC Board Chair) sur-Richelieu of Applied Arts & Technology (ACCC Board Vice-Chair)

Gilbert Héroux Dr. Jan Lindsay Dr. Tony Tilly Dr. Brian McMillan Director General President President President Vanier College North Island College Holland College

Dr. Fay Myers Dr. David Ross Liane Roy Dr. Ralph Weeks President President President and CEO President and CEO Parkland College Langara College Collège Communautaire Medicine Hat College du Nouveau-Brunswick

Paul Charette James Knight Chair of the Board President and CEO Bird Construction ACCC Company Limited

ACCC Annual Report 2012-2013 4 Public Affairs is responsible for advocacy, policy research, communications, media relations, and leadership development. It showcases member expertise through awards of excellence, the annual conference, symposia, publications and earned media. It supports member engagement areas of common interest including advanced skills development, applied research, indigenous learners and communities, immigrants, metropolitan colleges and rural and remote colleges. The division liaises with federal officials, stakeholders and partner organizations.

We appeared before the House of Commons Several announcements in the Federal Budget Standing Committee on Finance to present reflected ACCC’s recommendations. ACCC’s input for the 2013/2014 Federal Budget. We represented members with the Copyright We met with the House of Commons Standing Board of Canada in a tariff dispute with Access Committee on Human Resources, Skills and Social Copyright. While judicial proceedings continue, Development and the Status of Persons with two factors fundamentally changed the copyright Disabilities as they studied landscape. The House skill shortages. of Commons passed Bill C-11, the Copyright • On Fixing the Skills Modernization Act, which Gap: Addressing Existing we had advocated. ACCC Labour Shortages in presented arguments to the High-demand Supreme Court on the use Occupations, ACCC of copyright-protected work recommended increased in instructional contexts opportunities for that resulted in a landmark marginalized populations, decision in our favour. We approaches to improve delivered workshops for apprenticeship, and Left to right: Chantal Denis, Director General, Cégep Saint- members on the changing Jean-sur-Richelieu and Vice-Chair, ACCC Board; enhanced data. Marie-France Bélanger, Director General, copyright context. Cégep de Sherbrooke; James Knight, President and CEO, ACCC; the Honourable Gary Goodyear, • On Study on Economic Minister of State for Science and Technology; Frequent meetings with Opportunities for Young David Agnew, President, Ministers, MPs and senior Photo credit: Francis Vachon Apprentices we addressed access government officials for the Aboriginal youth and the emphasized the contribution of colleges to disadvantaged, enhanced financial innovation and in providing advanced skills for supports for apprentices and employer Canada’s economic and social sustainability. incentives and investment in college infrastructure and equipment.

We presented a Framework to Address Shortages in Advanced Skills to the Honourable Diane Finley, Minister of Human Resources and Skills Development at a roundtable with college CEOs.

ACCC Annual Report 2012-2013 5 Public Affairs

We represented members in:

• the Canada Foundation for Innovation’s review of the College-Industry Innovation Fund with respect to college requirements for infrastructure and access to funding.

• the Social Sciences and Humanities Research The College and Institute Applied Research Advantage: Innovation for Council’s Knowledge Synthesis Grants program Small Businesses and Communities review, where we promoted member expertise in (Applied Research Environmental Scan 2011-12) meeting advanced skills and research needs.

• the Federal Review of Aerospace and Space Programs and Policies, which explored how government, industry and other stakeholders can address the key issues facing the aerospace and space sectors.

Three reports on college applied research were released: The College and Community Innovation Program: Smart • The Applied Research Advantage, an environmental Investments for Business scan of 2011-12 college research;

• Smart Investments for Business, undertaken with support of the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council on initiatives undertaken through the Tri-Council College and Community Innovation (CCI) Program; and

• Stimulating Innovation for Small Business and

Communities, on federally supported initiatives Colleges, Institutes and Polytechnics: Stimulating Innovation for Small through CCI, the Canada Foundation for Businesses and Communities Innovation College-Industry Innovation Fund, the National Research Council’s Digital Technology Adoption Pilot Program, regional economic development agencies, and from the private sector and provincial/ territorial governments.

Partnering for Future Generations – Case Studies of Aboriginal Programs and Services at Canadian Colleges and Institutes, was enabled through Partnering for Future Generations - Case Studies of Aboriginal Programs the support of Aboriginal Affairs and Northern and Services at Canadian Colleges and Institutes Development Canada.

ACCC Annual Report 2012-2013 6 Public Affairs

Our Transfer, Articulation and Pathways Enhanced media engagement generated increased Committee (TAP) developed Transfer news coverage for the Association and member Principles for adoption by institutions through letters member institutions. The to the editor, op-eds and Committee engaged Quality interviews in Postmedia, Councils from across Maclean’s, The Globe and Canada. A joint ACCC/ Mail, and The Hill Times, AUCC Committee of CBC, CTV, TVA, Radio- Presidents was established Canada, CPAC (French & to enhance pathways English), CJOF - radio for learners. sans frontières, OMNI, and regional media. The We convened Symposia 2013/14 Federal Budget on supporting the focused media attention on integration of immigrants, Left to right: Dr. Larry Rosia, President, SIAST; Rob Norris, ACCC and member Legislative Secretary to the Premier for First Nations fundraising/friend-raising, Engagement, Saskatchewan; Terry Anne Boyles, institutions. ACCC Vice-President, Public Affairs; Velna Clarke-Arnault, early childhood education, Aboriginal Nursing Student Advisor, SIAST; Robert Doucette, President, MN-S and serving Aboriginal We published Inside peoples. ACCC bi-weekly and sent it to CEOs and 3,000 The National Executive stakeholders. Colleges Leadership Institute for in the News was distributed Potential Vice-Presidents, weekly. An ACCC the Leadership Development Communications Twitter Institute for Potential Deans feed was initiated. and Directors, and the Presidents’ Academy took place.

We hosted the World Former Mexican President, Vicente Fox, addresses delegates of Federation of Colleges the WFCP World Congress 2012 in Halifax, Nova Scotia and Polytechnics (WFCP) World Congress 2012 in collaboration with Nova Scotia Community College in Halifax.

The NSCC Waterfront Campus in Halifax throws a classic Maritimes “kitchen party” for World Congress 2012 delegates

ACCC Annual Report 2012-2013 7 Canadian Partnerships designs and implements initiatives that support Canada’s advanced skills agenda and links colleges with private and public sector partners at the pan-Canadian level.

One hundred and ten member institutions On February 12, 2013, CIIP celebrated the participated in a variety of programs offered by milestone of serving 20,000 graduates. The the Canadian Partnerships Division. Honourable Jason Kenney, Minister of Citizenship and Immigration, made The Canadian Immigrant the announcement at Integration Program a meeting of CIIP’s (CIIP) provided pre- national partner network arrival services for 5,058 of immigrant serving Federal Skilled Workers organizations, colleges, and Provincial Nominees provincial representatives, from 25 countries through and CIC officials. field offices in China, the Philippines, India and the The Canadian Forces United Kingdom. Funded by College Opportunities Citizenship and Immigration Program (CFCOP) is in The Honourable Jason Kenney, Minister of Citizenship and Canada (CIC), CIIP provides Immigration, speaking at 20,000th CIIP Graduate Celebration its fifth year at ACCC. prospective immigrants with Funded through the information and connections that enable them to Canadian Defence Academy (CDA), the program move swiftly into the Canadian labour market at is being renewed for 2013/2014 with an extension levels of employment that are commensurate with option. Fifty-nine member institutions participate in their skills and experience. A recent evaluation the CFCOP and 124 programs are recognized by found that 91 percent of participants strongly the , while 42 are agreed that CIIP services were useful and pending review. 99 percent agreed that the services had improved their The Program provides the understanding of how Canadian Forces (CF) with to find suitable work highly skilled graduates in Canada. for support roles (which account for 70% of CF CIIP’s services are backed occupations) as well as by an extensive focal candidates to fill in-demand point partner network military occupations such that includes 11 member as Avionics Systems institutions, which Technician. provide pre-arrival online information and advice, The Canadian Forces College Opportunities Program enables the Canadian Forces to have access to highly skilled graduates and referral and information for identified military occupations services, including bridging programs and language education.

ACCC Annual Report 2012-2013 8 Canadian Partnerships

We completed the National Essential Skills (ES) in collaboration with three CIIP field offices and five Framework Project funded by Human Resources member institutions. The project developed and and Skills Development Canada (HRSDC). This tested the feasibility and effectiveness of a model to three-year applied research project was delivered in assess and upgrade the ES of 300 Federal Skilled eight provinces by 12 colleges, nine employers, and Workers prior to their arrival to Canada. Value-added involved 1,300 participants. We tested 1,200 learners services to CIIP include pre-arrival ES orientation and generated quantitative and qualitative data to sessions, Essential Skills (ES) assessments, and determine the practices distance coaching. that result in quantifiable learning gains for The Corporate Alliance different types of learners. Program provides partnership A National Advisory opportunities for leading Committee provided employers to demonstrate their guidance on leveraging commitment to colleges and the research results to institutes. Corporate Alliance promote ES testing and members – Ellucian, RBC education. Royal Bank, and Microsoft Canada – provide funding for In February 2013, HRSDC activities that benefit member approved an Essential The Honourable, Diane Finley, institutions. Minister of Human Resources and Skills Development Canada, Skills for Immigrants project, at the Essential Skills Leader’s Summit

A Leader’s Summit Towards a National Strategy for Developing ACCC National Framework for Essential Skills: Report Developing Essential Skills: Action-Research Brief

ACCC Annual Report 2012-2013 9 International Partnerships

The International Partnerships Division helps colleges and institutes establish institutional linkages, offers students learning opportunities abroad, recruits foreign students, and builds the capacity of sister organizations in developing countries. Members engage through all phases of policy, design, implementation, and evaluation processes.

We established an International Education at the World Congress of Colleges and Advisory Committee to guide our international Polytechnics in June 2012. Reports on the skills activities. The Committee recommends priority agendas for Brazil, Saudi Arabia, Nigeria, China, countries, services and Jamaica, Sénégal, funding models. It comprises the CARICOM region, three institutional CEOs and Colombia and other six International Directors or countries highlighted Associate Vice-Presidents, inspiring practices through one for each region. interactive workshops and visits to member We advocated the funding institutions. The World of recommendations made Federation of Colleges by the Advisory Panel on and Polytechnics (WFCP) Canada’s International accepted our offer to host Education Strategy in the Secretariat of the His Excellency Piragibe dos Santos Tarragô, Ambassador of Brazil in collaboration with the Canada; the Honourable Diane Ablonczy, Minister of State for Foreign WFCP in Ottawa. Affairs; Paul Brennan, Vice-President, International Partnerships, Canadian Consortium for ACCC; and Ann Buller, Chair of the ACCC Board of Directors and President of Centennial College, opening the Second International Education Marketing, Brazil-Canada College Forum ACCC continued its comprising five national associations. successful Student Partners The Government of Canada responded Program with Citizenship and Immigration Canada in Budget 2013 with a commitment of in India and China, and obtained approval to $10 million over two years. expand to six new countries.

UNESCO designated ACCC as the Pan- The Asian Development Bank selected ACCC Canadian UNEVOC Centre and the to design a $600 million program lead UNESCO-UNEVOC Centre to reform the Bangladeshi Skills for the North American cluster. Provision network and to upgrade 70 The centres develop policies and pilot institutions with the help of new practices concerning education and sector councils. Opportunities for skills for employability. member institutions are expected.

We published Education for Together with five colleges, Employment: A 40 year History of we hosted 20 Chinese Institute ACCC International Partnerships, of Technology CEOs and Vice- available on ACCC’s website. Presidents for a month of leadership development. The Chinese plan With Nova Scotia Community an alumni reunion of all program Education for Employment: A 40 year College, we hosted 50 countries History of ACCC International Partnerships participants in fall of 2013 in Beijing.

ACCC Annual Report 2012-2013 10 International Partnerships

With ten member institutions, we completed We undertook two missions to India with Year-2 of the $19 million, CIDA-funded, representatives from twelve colleges, to position CARICOM Education for Canadian colleges as leaders Employment (C-EFE) for the transformation of Program. Institutional 200 polytechnics into partnerships will develop demand-driven institutes. or upgrade programs ACCC has received a number in cultural industries, of requests from individual mining, agriculture, Indian States and private renewable energy, early companies for this type childhood education and of assistance. aircraft maintenance. Senior Technical Advisors We participated in missions (STAs) are now based to Brazil to position Canadian The Right Honourable Prime Minister Stephen Harper in Trinidad and Tobago, (third from the left) visiting the Centre d’Entreprenariat et de colleges and institutes to Développement Technique (CEDT) in Dakar, Senegal and meeting Jamaica and Guyana with students studying in the geomatics program developed host students through the through a partnership with Cégep Limoilou. advising ministries, Mr. Harper was accompanied by Julian Fantino, Science Without Borders Minister of International Cooperation (right of Mr. Harper) and agencies and partner Shelly Glover, Member of Parliament (left of Mr. Harper) Scholarship Program of the institutions. Brazilian Government. The students will be eligible We mobilized three for six months of intensive Senior Technical Advisors English or French language from Canadian colleges training in Canadian for the $18.5 million, colleges before starting CIDA-funded, EFE the year of professional programs in Bolivia, studies and internships. Peru and Colombia. Ten institutions in these countries will select Ann Buller, President of Centennial College and Chair of the ACCC Board of Canadian partners Directors, together with the seven presidents or vice-presidents of Chinese institutes of technology at the end of their four-week leadership in October, 2013. development experience in Canada, along with all the Centennial College staff who contributed to their experience

Corporate Services delivers common services including human resources, information technology, administration, financial control, and facilities. It implements procedures across ACCC in accordance with a Quality Policy Manual and ISO 9001: 2008 Standards.

ACCC Annual Report 2012-2013 11 Serving Canada’s colleges, institutes, polytechnics, cégeps and universities with a college mandate

Au service des collèges, instituts, cégeps, écoles polytechniques et collèges universitaires du Canada

Established / Fondée en 1972

Board of Directors Management’s Responsibility for Financial Reporting Conseil d’administration

Ann Buller* Chair / présidente The accompanying summarized financial statements of the Association of Canadian Community President and CEO Centennial College Colleges are the responsibility of management. They have been derived from the Association’s complete financial statements which have been prepared in accordance with generally accepted James Knight* President and CEO / accounting principles using information available to May 3, 2013, and management’s best président-directeur général estimates and judgements. ACCC

Sharon Carry* Management has developed and maintains a system of internal controls to provide reasonable President and CEO Bow Valley College assurance that all assets are safeguarded and to produce relevant, reliable and timely financial information, including the accompanying financial statements. Chantal Denis* Vice-Chair / vice-présidente Directrice générale The Board of Directors discharges its duties relating to the financial statements primarily through the Cégep Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu activities of its Audit Committee. The Audit Committee meets at least annually with management and Stephanie Forsyth the external auditors to review both the financial statements and the results of the audit examination President Red River College with respect to the adequacy of internal accounting controls. The external auditors have unrestricted access to the Audit Committee. The Audit Committee also considers, for review by the Board of Gilbert Héroux Director General Directors, the engagement and re-appointment of external auditors. Vanier College

Dr. Jan Lindsay The financial statements have been audited by KPMG LLP on behalf of the membership. The Audit President North Island College Committee met on May 3, 2013 and recommended them for approval to the Board of Directors. The auditors’ report outlines the scope of their audit and their unmodified opinion on the financial statements. Dr. Brian McMillan* President The complete financial statements will be available following approval by the Board of Directors. Holland College

Dr. Fay Myers President Parkland College

Dr. David Ross* President Langara College

James Knight Ramon Lashley Liane Roy Présidente-directrice générale President and CEO Vice-President, Corporate Services Collège communautaire du Nouveau-Brunswick

Dr. Ralph Weeks May 3, 2013 President and CEO Medicine Hat College

Dr. Tony Tilly President Fleming College

Paul Charette Chair of the Board of Directors Bird Construction Inc.

* Executive Committee Members Membres du Comité exécutif

Association of Canadian Community Colleges / Association des collèges communautaires du Canada 1 rue Rideau Street, Suite 701, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada K1N 8S7 Tel./Tél.: (613) 746-2222 Fax/Téléc.: (613) 746-6721 www.accc.ca ISO 9001 Association of Canadian Community Colleges Summarized Statement of Financial Position

March 31, 2013, with comparative figures for 2012

2013 2012

Assets

Current Assets $ 7,631,605 $ 6,657,528 Investments 2,100,948 2,027,632 Capital Assets, net 1,391,674 1,698,136

$ 11,124,227 $ 10,383,296

Liabilities and Net Assets

Current liabilities $ 8,586,222 $ 7,815,717

Lease Inducements 286,902 308,420

Net Assets 2,251,103 2,259,159

$ 11,124,227 $ 10,383,296

Summarized Statement of Operations

Year ended March 31, 2013, with comparative figures for 2012

2013 2012

Revenue: Project Revenue $ 19,774,881 $ 20,402,020 Less: direct Project Expenses 14,564,340 15,242,407 Net project contribution 5,210,541 5,159,613 Membership fees 1,974,235 1,888,704 Other 804,082 1,161,473 7,988,858 8,209,790 Expenses: Human resources 6,103,812 6,038,866 Amortization of capital assets 264,997 203,792 Other 1,628,105 1,944,293 7,996,914 8,186,951

Excess (deficiency) of revenue over expenses $ (8,056) $ 22,839

ACCC Annual Report 2012-2013 13 ACCC Member Colleges, Institutes and Polytechnics 2012-2013

British Columbia Saskatchewan Collège Édouard-Montpetit Camosun College Carlton Trail Regional College Cégep Garneau Capilano University Cumberland Regional College Cégep de la Gaspésie et des Îles Collège Éducacentre Great Plains College Collège Gérald-Godin Douglas College North West Regional College Heritage College University of the Fraser Valley Northlands College Institut de technologie agroalimentaire Justice Institute of British Columbia Parkland College Cégep John Abbott College Kwantlen Polytechnic University Saskatchewan Indian Institute of Technologies Cégep de Jonquière Langara College Saskatchewan Institute of Applied Science Cégep de La Pocatière College of New Caledonia and Technology Collège Laflèche Native Education College Southeast Regional College Cégep Limoilou Nicola Valley Institute of Technology Collège Lionel-Groulx North Island College Ontario Collège de Maisonneuve Northern Lights College Cégep Marie-Victorin Northwest Community College Collège Boréal Cégep de Matane Okanagan College Collège Montmorency College of the Rockies Cégep de l’Outaouais Selkirk College Centennial College Cégep régional de Lanaudière Vancouver Community College La Cité collégiale Collège de Rosemont Vancouver Island University Institute of Technology Cégep de Sainte-Foy & Advanced Learning Cégep de Saint-Hyacinthe Yukon Cégep Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu Yukon College Cégep de Saint-Jérôme Cégep de Saint-Laurent Alberta Fleming College Cégep de Sept-Iles Bow Valley College Collège Shawinigan Grande Prairie Regional College Cégep de Sherbrooke Grant MacEwan University Institute of Technology & Cégep de Trois-Rivières Keyano College Advanced Learning Vanier College Lakeland College Cégep de Victoriaville Lethbridge College Cégep du Vieux-Montréal Medicine Hat College for Applied Health NorQuest College Sciences New Brunswick Northern Alberta Institute of Technology New Brunswick College of Craft and Design Northern Lakes College New Brunswick Community College Olds College Northern College Collège Communautaire du Nouveau-Brunswick Portage College St. Clair College Red Deer College St. Lawrence College Newfoundland and Labrador College of the North Atlantic Northwest Territories Seneca College Marine Institute Aurora College Institute of Technology Centre for Nursing Studies and Advanced Learning Manitoba Université de Guelph, Campus d’Alfred Nova Scotia Assiniboine Community College , Kemptville Campus Cape Breton University University College of the North Canadian Coast Guard College Red River College Quebec Dalhousie Agricultural Campus of École technique et professionnelle, Université Cégep de l’Abitibi-Témiscamingue Dalhousie University de Saint-Boniface Collège Ahuntsic Nova Scotia Community College Winnipeg Technical College Cégep André-Laurendeau Université Sainte-Anne - Collège de l’Acadie Cégep de Baie-Comeau Nunavut Cégep Beauce-Appalaches Prince Edward Island Nunavut Arctic College Champlain Regional College Holland College Cégep de Chicoutimi Collège Acadie Î.-P.-É. Dawson College Cégep de Drummondville

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