Vanier College represented Canada and Djibouti at the Secondary Schools Model United Nations Symposium (SSUNS) from November 13-16, 2003 at the Delta Centre-Ville in Montreal. Three of the Vanier students were selected for special awards. Read more.

Paget Berridge was selected as the "Amateur Athlete Of The Week". Paget's clutch performances with the AAA Basketball Cheetahs is a major factor in the team being currently ranked 2nd in the entire country. Read more plus view a video clip.

William Miller was selected as the "Amateur Athlete Of The Week" for his excellent work on the Vanier Football Cheetahs defensive line. William, also team captain, is considered a shoe-in to be offered a scholarship to an American university. His first priority, though, is a championship for Vanier.Read the whole story and view a video clip.

Daryl Rankin received the honour of being selected as the Amateur Athlete of the Week on Wednesday, October 1st. A story appeared in the Montreal Gazette of that day and a video profile on Daryl was presented on Global TV as well. Congratulations! Get the full story.

Over 40 Vanier students participated in this year's "Ca Marche" walk to raise awareness of AIDS and AIDS-related issues. Find out more.

David Kalec was awarded the Sports-Études award, granted to students who combine a high level of academics with winning results in competitive sports on the national or international level. Find out more.

Kerianne Wilson was awarded the Medal of Bravery by Governor General Adrienne Clarkson for her pivotal role in a dramatic rescue of an elderly gentleman who fell into the tracks of the Montreal metro system. Read the whole story.

Jennifer Joseph was voted by staff at the Learning Centre as this year's outstanding volunteer Student Assistant. Jennifer created a book club and was involved with every TLC event on the roster for this year. Find out more.

Matthew Kafenzakis, a second year student in the Commerce Honors program, is this year's winner of the Lloyd Elder Scholarship for excellence in mathematics and sport. Read more.

Vanier College students Kamila Witek (left) and Luke Quinn (to her right), were this year's Vanier participants in the 2003 Forum For Young Canadians which took place in Ottawa. Get the whole story.

Vanier College Explorations students were profiled in an extensive article with photos published in the Sunday Gazette of March 9th. Read the whole story on their winter survivor school experiences. Click for more.

Vanier student Elizabeth Trinh was honoured recently by being chosen as WINNER for the Montreal region in the "Chapeau les filles" competition which highlights outstanding female students who are entering nontraditional occupations. Find out more.

Vanier AAA Lady Cheetah Dranadia Roc was honoured by being selected by The Gazette and Global TV as their Amateur Athlete Of The Week. Dranadia has had a leading role in the Lady Cheetah's success this year. They are currently ranked 10th place in all of Canada by the CCAA.
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Ten Vanier College students served as members of a special Model United Nations Assembly held at McGill University from January 23rd to 26th.

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Vanier served as a locale for a peace demonstration of a different kind, as soccer players met here to celebrate both sportsmanship and our common humanity. Read an article which was published in the West Island Suburban.
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Vanier graduate Ruth St-Cyr was recently named as one of the recipients of the 2002 Stacey Levitt Women and Sport Scholarship. The award was announced by the Canadian Association for the Advancement of Women and Sport and Physical Activity. (CAAWS)
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Vanier student Dylann McLean was recently awarded the Lieutenant-Governor's Award. Granted as an acknowledgment of unusually high academic standing as well as social contributions, this award is a truly special and unique prize. Congratulations, Dylann!
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Second year Architectural Technology student, Isabelle Bourque was honoured at a special presentation ceremony held in the N Building. Isabelle received a certificate as well as a cash award of $500. Félicitations, Isabelle!
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This scholarship is presented for excellence in the field of mathematics and sport. This year's recipient is Catherine Gariépy, an Honours student at Vanier, who won a bronze medal as a rower in this year's Canada Cup Regatta. Click for more.

A celebration of Vanier's top student athletes was held at the annual Athletics Awards Banquet. Athlete Of The Year honours went to David Zilberman (seen at left) and to Rochelle Forbes ( at right).
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James Mancini took home a Gold Medal at the recent 2002 Cadet/Juvenile National Wrestling Championships. He was also recently honoured as Amateur Athlete Of The Week by the Montreal Gazette of June 19th. Click for more.

At a presentation ceremony held here on February 14th, the winners in three separate categories for the Vanier Science Fair were announced. Winners may go on to the Bell Science Fair to be held March 17-19 here at Vanier College. Click for more.

Read about Vanier students who have made an impact in sports competitions on both the national and international level. All of these individuals have achieved remarkable results in their respective disciplines. Several are either present or future Olympic contenders.
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