As cases continue to climb, Niagara College is announcing its plans for the winter semester.
The college will continue with remote and hybrid learning in Winter 2021, the new semester begins in January.
The delivery method for individual programs is still under review and students will get update on the Winter 2021 status for all programs by October 15th.
Some programs will continue to be delivered remotely, while others may combine online learning with hands-on labs and campus classes.
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