
Lethbridge College getting $3.35-million to upgrade heating and cooling system
LETHBRIDGE, AB – Lethbridge’s two largest post-secondary schools are receiving funding for capital maintenance and renewal work.
The provincial government has announced a grant to upgrade the heating and cooling systems in the Paterson Building at Lethbridge College, which was first built in 1970.
They say replacing the old piping system will help to avoid more expensive repairs in the future and to ensure staff and students can benefit from reliable campus infrastructure.
“This investment in the revitalization of the Paterson building will ensure a continued safe, modern and energy-efficient learning environment for our students,” says Dr. Paula Burns, President and CEO of Lethbridge College. “These types of facilities allow our passionate and committed educators to focus on providing the relevant, high-quality education that prepares our students for the jobs that support the local and provincial economy.”