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Red River College - Stevenson Campus
Aviation & Aerospace

Red River College - Stevenson Campus Aviation & Aerospace operates its
Aircraft Maintenance Engineer apprenticeship training program out of Hangar 4
here at Southport. The 2,200 square meter campus is well equipped with a wide
selection of training aircraft, including a Cessna Citation II jet, as well as repair
shops and classrooms.
Manitoba is home to the third-largest aerospace sector in Canada – and Red River
College’s Stevenson Aviation & Aerospace Campus is an active partner, training
its workforce to participate in all aspects of the aviation and aerospace sector.
Their graduates are found throughout the industry – overhauling aircraft engines, maintaining aircraft, building
components, or in management positions such as Directors of Maintenance and Quality Assurance.
This program is the only one of its kind in Canada, offering an apprenticeship learning atmosphere. Employers
send their employees to Southport from across Canada to learn the hands-on training they need to become
licensed Aircraft Maintenance Engineers (AMEs).
RRC Stevenson students take advantage of the Mynarksi House for accommodations, food services at Voyageur
Place and Central Plains RecPlex for recreation during their stay at Southport.

Southern Health - Santé Sud

Southern Health–Santé Sud offers a wide range of health care opportunities to
its more than 5,600 employees who collaborate to deliver a full continuum of
programs, services, and community health. Southern Health’s head office is located
in the Southport Building where approximately 80 of their employees are located.
They are proud to partner with the many communities in our region in delivering
quality health care.

One of the five Regional Health Authorities in the province, Southern Health – Santé Sud spreads over 27,025
km2 with 20 Rural Municipalities, 7 Municipalities, 4 cities, 4 towns, and 1 village. Southern Health – Santé Sud
is home to several Indigenous communities, Hutterite colonies, many Francophone communities, a growing,
large Mennonite population, as well as many other cultures. As a progressive and responsive designated bilingual
health authority, they are proud to serve approximately 190,000 residents – the fastest growing population in
Manitoba.