Exhibitor List

At Axiom Career College, we know what it takes to enhance our students’ education. Our unique approach to learning and quality faculty makes Axiom Career College more than just a school. It’s a life experience. Find out what sets us apart. Currently offering Dental Office Administration, Medical Administrative Professional, and Medical Massage Therapy courses.

Centre for Arts and Technology is a post-secondary digital arts college based in Kelowna, BC that teaches media arts such as 2D and 3D Animation, Visual Effects, Graphic Design, Network Security, and even Veterinary Hospital Assistant!  We teach our students how to indulge their creative side but also focus on the professional side as well, with Professional Development Classes and Success Coaching to make sure our students not only want success, but the know how to get there!  Our graduates are working in the highest fields of the digital arts and you could be next!  Apply now at www.digitalartschool.com

Founded in 1971, MacEwan University inspires its students with a powerful combination of academic excellence and personal learning experiences. Offering more than 65 programs including undergraduate degrees, applied degrees, diplomas, certificates, continuing education and corporate training, the university provides a transformative education in a creative, collaborative and supportive learning environment where creativity and innovation thrive. Located in Edmonton, Alberta Canada, MacEwan University offers a unique student experience that opens up diverse pathways for achievement and growth.

Nipissing University is where it’s at! Set in a picture-perfect landscape we foster a tight knit community and are known for our small class sizes, first-rate accessible professors, personalized experience and some of the best residences in the country. Come see for yourself why Nipissing is right where you belong!

Workers'​ compensation is a no-fault system that protects employers and workers against the result of work injuries. The system has brought stability to the Saskatchewan workplace for the past 80 years, providing coverage at a competitive cost and protecting workers and employers against the risks and uncertainties of litigation. The program is the result of a Canadian compromise struck in the early twentieth century and maintained to this day – injured workers gave up the right to sue their employers in exchange for guaranteed no-fault benefits in the event of a work related injury or illness, and employers agreed to pay for the system, in exchange for protection against lawsuits.