One thousand high school students will be impacted with the importance of working toward, and protecting, human rights human rights as they take in the college production of The Diary of Anne Frank at Providence College next week.
The Providence Business Initiative, working in collaboration with TheCharitiesFile.ca and the Canada Revenue Agency, presented a workshop on Jan. 30, helping churches and charities make sure they’re fulfilling all the requirements to keep their charitable status intact.
Kristine Rea grew up in Otterburne, MB, which is “pretty much a curling rink and a post office.”
Art fans mark your calendars! On January 28, Providence College presents Prov Creates, an art show featuring the work of Providence students, faculty and staff.
In the midst of widespread challenges facing Christian schools across Canada, one Manitoba school comments on the changing Christian educational climate while celebrating its 85th year in operation.
The local Otterburne and surrounding communities will gather to start the Christmas season in festive fashion with the Festival of Christmas Praise at Providence College and Seminary on Dec. 4 and 5 at 7:30 pm.
There are an estimated 150,000 homeless people in Canada, and over the weekend, some compassionate students tried to walk a mile in their shoes.
The Honourable Vic Toews, President of the Treasury Board and Member of Parliament for Provencher, announced on Thursday that Providence College and Seminary will receive over $550,000 in funding from the federal Knowledge Infrastructure Program.
Providence College & Seminary will host its twelfth bi-annual “All Women’s Day” on May 29 and 30.
Providence College proudly presents an evening of entertainment and edification, as the music department puts on their annual Spring Concert.
