News & Events

  • Q92 Showcase Winner

    Cha-ching! This lucky radio listener “cashed in” winning $2000 cash in the 2011 Q92 Spring showcase contest.

  • Paramedic student wins award

    CTS Canadian Career College would like to congratulate Steven Prophet of Barrie, Ontario on winning the National Scholarship from the Tema Conter Memorial Trust. Every year students from across the country within college programs involving training in emergency service and military are eligible to enter an essay contest by writing a research paper on acute, cumulative, and post-traumatic stress disorder and the effects that these stressors have on their personal and professional lives. Steven, a recent graduate of the Primary Care Paramedic program at CTS Canadian Career College Barrie campus, was awarded one of two Ontario provincial awards and was also the recipient of the National Scholarship, which is awarded to one of the provincial winners from across the country.

  • Telethon Cheque

    Helping those in need. CTS Canadian Career College Sudbury Campus’ faculty and students raised and donated over $1700 in support of the CTV / Lions Children’s Christmas Telethon.

  • Holiday Hamper Project

    Every year starting in November, the Addictions Intervention Counselling and the Community Services Worker programs in Barrie combine their efforts into a community fundraiser project to provide toys for underprivileged children affected by mental health and addiction. The Samaritan House provides the coordinator, Stefani Hayes, with a list of names and a wish list from seven different children each year. From that list, the students brainstorm fundraising initiatives to provide at least three gifts for each child. In prior years, we have made an effort to provide a toy, clothing and non perishable food items.To date, the Holiday Hamper project has raised over $9, 000, and an overwhelming amount of toys thanks to the community effort and donations from the local fire departments and generous students.

  • Hospital's greatest medical equipment needs

    CTS Canadian Career College faculty and students were out in full force in this year’s Hospital Walk/Run. Despite the poor weather conditions, the event was well attended and CTS Canadian Career College came just short of winning its second straight spirit award. All in all, the event was a huge success and the College was able to generate nearly $2000.00. Collectively, the event helped to raise over $100,000.00 to support the hospital’s greatest medical equipment needs.