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Selkirk Reads! aims to highlight Indigenous authors, voices and stories to help lead us toward greater understanding, truth and reconciliation.

Be a student leader! Apply for a student position on the Education Council or the Selkirk College Board of Governors.

Layers of meaning encompass strength, the bonds between people and communities, and ties to the land.

Ann-Marie shares how art and cultural practice can help break down barriers, encourage new perspectives and foster meaningful relationships.

The next cohort begins in January 2026. Apply today and take the first step toward a rewarding career in health care.

Selkirk College is delivering new micro-credentials to address the evolving labour market demands in high-growth industries in Canada.

Be a student leader! An election has been called to fill one student position on the Education Council for the 2025/26 academic year—apply today.

Read a book that highlights Indigenous voices and join a reading circle to explore themes related to truth and reconciliation.

The journalist, author and Georgina Island First Nation member explores “Learning from the Land: A Journalist’s Reflection on Place-Based Storytelling.”

As a research assistant with Selkirk Innovates, Leeza's work is deeply connected to local land and communities.

The campus will close at the end of the academic year. All students currently enrolled in programs at the campus will be supported through to graduation.

Read frequently asked questions about how Selkirk College is addressing the impacts of changes to federal immigration policy.

Domestic student enrolment is showing encouraging growth trends, while international enrolment declines.

The tool helps improve writing skills—including grammar, spelling, fluency and clarity—and engagement with an AI-connected world.

Access a quick guide to tuition deadlines and deferrals to help you stay on track for the upcoming term.

JC talks about the benefits of working in the trades, how the industry is shifting and the many joys of living and working in the region.

It will provide students with opportunities to engage in the high-demand field of particle acceleration and cutting-edge scientific research.

This achievement reflects the college’s deep commitment to its core values of sustainability, community and respect for the land.

Transgender Awareness Week is November 13–19 and the Transgender Day of Remembrance is November 20.

Learn more about a rewarding career as a plant operator, eligibility criteria for the Teck Diversity Entrance Awards and how to apply.

The season of giving at Selkirk College kicks off on December 2 with Giving Tuesday and extends until the end of the year!