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18 RRC Polytech Students Showcase Talents at Skills Canada Competition in Québec City 

May 30, 2024

On April 11, 130 Red River College Polytechnic (RRC Polytech) students took part in the Skills Canada Manitoba Provincial competition, now 18 of those students are competing at the two-day 2024 Skills Canada National Competition (SCNC) in Québec City. 

All students competing over the next two days were awarded gold medals at the provincial competition and are now showcasing their talents on a national stage. They are 18 of more than 550 competitors in various skilled trades events. 

Help congratulate them on making it to the national competition and root for them as they bring all their hard work and training to the Centre de foires d’ExpoCité floor. RRC Polytech wishes them all success in their respective competitions as they strive for a spot on the podium!  

The national competition runs May 30 and 31 and will be livestreamed through the Skills Canada YouTube channel for anyone who wants to check out the action and cheer for our students as they compete. 

Student working on plumbing with a mock-wall.
Plumbing Jason Kish
Student in black shirt lays brick and cement.
Bricklayer Jackson Bear
Student sits on a pallet covered with a white cover, she wears a bright yellow shirt.
Landscape Kayla Wieler
Student stands over a woodworking bench.
Carpentry Jude Courcelles
Student competing in Precision Machining.
Precision Machining Davinder Singh
Two students stand with Quebec City landscape in the background consisting of buildings, trees and sky.
Professional Baking Angela Llanos, and Culinary Arts Trevor Wald

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