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Current Collège de l'Île students share the reasons why they chose their particular program. Merci Mario, Vanelle, Breannah et Annie-Pier 👋

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On March 16, Collège de l’Île received the Award of Excellence from the Chambre de commerce acadienne et francophone de l’Î.-P.-É. (PEI Acadian and Francophone Chamber of Commerce) for its impact on the community.

The Collège is… dozens of engaged employees, passionate college instructors, competent sessional instructors, motivated second language instructors, hundreds of graduates and alumni who contribute to the vitality of their communities, thousands of second language students who share and spread the love of the French language and thousands of customized training participants who contribute to the growth of their organizations!

Donald DesRoches, president, accepted the award on behalf of past and current Collège de l’Île staff.


Left to right: Award of Excellence sponsor Mike Bradley (The Cooperators), Donald DesRoches, Collège de l'Île president and Martin Marcoux, RDÉE Î.-P.-É. president.

Wellington, March 8, 2019 - "Full and free participation by women in society is essential to the development of all our communities, small and large alike. Even though Canada is one of the best countries in the world, and in spite of the protections found in the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, too often women are unable to contribute fully to society. Customs and traditions from a less egalitarian time have to evolve. I’m calling here for a paradigm shift. Our ways of doing things are often designed from a male point of view. Ensuring social progress is not just women’s work. Men have an important role to play. We have to accept that how we do things — in assessing the relative importance of housework, in our intimate relationships or in our political actions – often leave room for improvement. Our society does not take full advantage of women’s potential contribution. Let’s use International Women’s Day as an opportunity to do better, for women and for all of us."

Donald DesRoches, President, Collège de l'Île