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<p>RDC is college as you always imagined it would be … great programs, great people and a great campus … all right in the heart of central Alberta. <br> <br> Being so strongly connected to the community and our students, RDC is able to offer a genuine educational experience - small enough not to be intimidating, but big enough to offer independence, experience and provide our students with a great education. <br> <br> From certificates to diplomas, apprenticeships to degrees, RDC offers more than 75 different programs for you to choose from. Whether your passion is in Motion Pictures, Management or Mechanics, we’ve got you covered. <br> <br> And speaking of student services … while you’re here you’ll enjoy a fabulous range of social activities and support services to ensure your time at RDC really is the time of your life. Hang out with your friends in the Far Side, the Forum or one of the lounges, cheer on (or play on!) one of our athletics teams at a game or join one of dozens of on-campus student clubs. <br> <br> <br> Vision <br> To be the leading comprehensive college serving learners and communities through excellence and innovation. <br> <br> Mission <br> The people we serve will have a foundation of knowledge and skills which enables them to develop to their full potential.</p>

The San Francisco Conservation Corps motivates and connects youth with inspiring work, quality education, and a better future. Since 1983, over 5,500 young people have taken the challenge to become Corpsmembers, working 5 million hours on hundreds of landscaping, conservation, recycling and playground renovation projects to enhance the environment and communities of San Francisco. SFCC’s comprehensive model supports job readiness, training, and educational development youth and young adults living in San Francisco, who participate as students and Corpsmembers in a 12-month program.

Founded in 1963, Edmonton Opera is committed to producing powerful performances that honour tradition, explore boundaries, and embrace the evolution of opera. Our vision is to create art and experiences that resonate beyond communities. We believe opera is more than performance—it is a space for imagination, cultural reflection, and human connection. In today’s world, where diverse communities seek common ground and future generations look for spaces to be heard, the arts remain vital. They offer beauty, perspective, and the ability to shape joyful, inclusive communities. Opera is not static. It has always evolved to reflect the cultural, political, and philosophical themes of its time. Edmonton Opera celebrates its rich history while boldly shaping a future in which opera is accessible, relevant, and transformative. Through mainstage productions, emerging artist development, and community-driven programming, we aim to ensure opera continues to inspire and reflect the world around us. We also recognize that the arts have measurable social and economic value. Each season, Edmonton Opera contributes over $3 million in regional economic activity and employs more than 100 full-time, part-time, and contract staff. We work with over 100 private-sector vendors and attract more than 10,000 patrons annually—generating additional activity across hospitality and tourism sectors. Our work is made possible through the support of dedicated patrons, artists, donors, staff, volunteers, and community partners. Together, we create experiences that last far beyond the final curtain.