Clarenville Campus - College of the North Atlantic

This week, the Clarenville Campus community lost a beloved, well respected, long time instructor. It is hard to put into words the impact Trent White had on so many of us as a colleague, instructor, and friend.

Trent started working at College of the North Atlantic (CNA) Clarenville Campus in 1998 as an Academic Math/Physics Instructor. Through his patience, knowledge, and genuine care for others, he left a lasting impact on countless students and colleagues.

Trent was a loving husband to Denise, another adored member of our CNA family as the Instructional Coordinator for the Online Business program. Their life together was built on love, friendship, and an unwavering support for one another, and our thoughts are especially with Denise during this difficult time.

Trent’s story was one of resilience and strength. Never defined by challenges, he rose above them and inspired others to keep moving forward.

He will be remembered for his quiet strength, his humour, his love of storytelling, and the connections he built so effortlessly.

His legacy lives on in every person he encouraged, every student he supported, and every life he touched.

Over the past few days, so many beautiful stories and memories of Trent have been shared. We would love to bring them together in one place so they can be remembered and cherished by all who knew him.

Please feel free to share your stories, memories, or messages for Denise and the family.

https://www.cnacurrents.ca/defying-all-odds/

🎉 Big cheers for our CNA champions! At the Skills Canada / Compétences Canada National Competition in Toronto, our amazing students stood tall on the podium, snagging 5 medals for Skills Canada - Newfoundland and Labrador's team. Congrats to everyone who showed up why this is a great place for skilled trades training! 🌟Learn more: https://ow.ly/FwT250Z7KcV

🥳 Congratulations to CNA’s own Brandon Clarke on an incredible journey to the National Skills Canada Competition in Carpentry! After capturing Gold at the provincial competition, Brandon proudly represented Newfoundland and Labrador on the national stage and made us all proud.

A special thank you to Clarenville Campus’s own Wayne Pike for his outstanding coaching, mentorship, and support throughout the journey.

Way to go, Brandon and Wayne! 🛠️🏆

Happening in July!

First Aid Training at the Clarenville Campus. For more details, contact Paulette at [email protected]

Join us in celebrating National AccessAbility Week! This year’s theme is “Building a Strong, Accessible Canada.” Let’s continue working together to build a country where everyone has an equal opportunity to reach their full potential.