Project" which has received significant government and industry funding. Students in the energy systems program take classes in areas as varied as chemistry, instrumentation and biology and take a hands-on role in the construction and design of "The Living Building Project". University transfer agreements Cambrian College has agreements with universities in Canada and in countries that include Australia and the USA that enhance student mobility between college and university. These agreements formally recognize credits earned at each institution and facilitate the transfer of these credits between institutions. Cambrian College in Toronto, Brampton and Vancouver In 2005, Cambrian College entered into a partnership with Hanson Canada to create Cambrian @ Hanson. At the three campus locations in Toronto, Brampton and Vancouver, Hanson is delivering Cambrian College programs exclusively to international students. Hanson is also a registered Private Career College in both Ontario (registered with MTCU) and in BC (registered with PTIB). A report commissioned by the Ontario Ministry of Advanced Education and Skills Development (MAESD) in 2017 stated that private public partnership arrangements pose unacceptable risks. This includes limited ability to ensure academic standards and potentially subverting the intent of Canada’s federal immigration strategy. This lead the government of the day to direct a phase out of public private college partnerships, a decision that was later reversed by the Ford Government. Media In 2009, The Shield, Cambrian's student-run newspaper was replaced by a daily-updated website, cambrianshield.ca, and a new glossy magazine. The first edition of the Shield magazine was released on November 6. Both are put together by students in the college's journalism program. In March 2013 the website and magazine was shut down after the journalism program was suspended in 2012. Students of the Broadcast — New Media program also host shows on Laurentian University's campus station CKLU-FM. Sports The college is represented in the Canadian Colleges Athletic Association by the Cambrian Golden Shield. Notable alumni Brian Bigger, Canadian politician Brian Hayes, Canadian politician Will Morin, Canadian politician Glenn Thibeault, Canadian politician See also Canadian government scientific research organizations Canadian industrial research and development organizations Canadian university scientific research organizations Higher education in Ontario List of colleges in Ontario WannaCry ransomware attack References Colleges in Ontario Educational institutions established in 1967 Education in Greater Sudbury Buildings and structures in Greater Sudbury 1967 establishments in Ontario