Cloud Nine College Relocates to New Campus at Aberdeen Square

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Cloud Nine College (CNC) is excited to announce the official relocation of its campus to a new, vibrant location in Richmond, British Columbia. The new facility is situated at Unit 2370, 4000 No. 3 Road, Richmond, BC, V6X 0J8, conveniently located on the second floor of Aberdeen Square.

The upgrade offers enhanced accessibility for students, faculty, and visitors alike:

• By Transit (Canada Line): The campus connects directly to Aberdeen Station via the Canada Line SkyTrain. Students can step off the train and access the building directly without needing to walk outdoors.
• By Bus: Several major bus routes serve Aberdeen Square directly along No. 3 Road and Cambie Road, including Routes 403, 410, and N10 (NightBus).
• By Car: Drivers can access the site via No. 3 Road or Cambie Road. Free visitor parking is available on-site for up to three hours in the Aberdeen Square parkade.

The new location places CNC at the heart of Richmond’s bustling commercial center, providing students with immediate access to local amenities, dining, and seamless transit connections across Metro Vancouver.

Cloud Nine College President Rosina Lu Engages with SDECB Community and Government Relations Leader

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Cloud Nine College is pleased to share that our President, Rosina Lu, was invited by Padminee Chundunsing for a meaningful discussion on community engagement, education development, and future collaboration opportunities in British Columbia.

Padminee Chundunsing serves as the Board Representative for Government Relations and Community Engagement at the Société de développement économique de la C.B. (SDECB). She is also an award-winning community leader recognized for her commitment to Francophonie, inclusion, equity, and community development.

During the meeting, Rosina and Padminee exchanged views on the role of private post-secondary institutions in supporting international students, strengthening local community connections, and contributing to British Columbia’s education and workforce development ecosystem.

As an institution serving students from diverse cultural and educational backgrounds, Cloud Nine College values opportunities to connect with leaders and organizations that promote inclusion, accessibility, and community participation. The discussion highlighted the importance of building stronger relationships between educational institutions, community organizations, and government-facing stakeholders.

Rosina expressed her appreciation for Padminee’s invitation and her continued leadership in supporting multicultural and Francophone communities in British Columbia.

“Cloud Nine College is committed to creating a supportive, inclusive, and student-centered learning environment,” said Rosina Lu, President of Cloud Nine College. “We are grateful for the opportunity to connect with community leaders like Padminee, whose work continues to strengthen collaboration, inclusion, and opportunity across British Columbia.”

This engagement reflects Cloud Nine College’s ongoing commitment to responsible institutional development, student support, and meaningful community partnerships. As the college continues to grow, CNC looks forward to exploring future opportunities that support students, local communities, and the broader post-secondary education sector in British Columbia.

Cloud Nine College remains dedicated to promoting quality education, student success, and community-based collaboration.

Learn more about CNC at www.cloudninecollege.com/

Vancouver’s FIFA World Cup 2026

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Welcome to the Vancouver area! For students who are new to British Columbia, major international events such as the FIFA World Cup are an exciting way to experience local culture, sports, and community life. Vancouver is one of the official host cities for the FIFA World Cup 2026, with matches taking place at BC Place in downtown Vancouver. FIFA confirmed that Vancouver would host seven matches, including group-stage matches and knockout-stage matches.

During the World Cup period, Vancouver is expected to be much busier than usual. Students should plan ahead when travelling downtown, especially near BC Place, transit stations, restaurants, hotels, and public viewing areas. On match days, there may be larger crowds, increased traffic, temporary road closures, and changes to normal transit or walking routes. Students are encouraged to use public transportation whenever possible and allow extra time for travel.

Students who attend matches at BC Place should carefully check ticket information, stadium rules, entry times, bag policies, and prohibited items before arriving. It is also important to bring valid identification if required and to follow all instructions from event staff, security, police, and transit staff. BC Place and FIFA provide match-day information for fans, including stadium services, food and beverage options, fan experience areas, and official merchandise locations.

For students who do not attend a match in person, Vancouver may also offer official fan events and public viewing opportunities. FIFA’s Vancouver Fan Festival information highlights public transportation as the best way to attend large watch-party events, with additional service and shuttle information available through local transit updates.

Students should also remember to behave responsibly while enjoying World Cup celebrations. Public areas, restaurants, bars, and event spaces may be crowded. Students should respect local laws, avoid disruptive behaviour, take care of personal belongings, and stay with friends when attending busy events. Alcohol consumption in British Columbia is regulated, and students should only consume alcohol legally and responsibly.

If students are working part-time during the World Cup period, they should continue to follow their study schedule, attendance requirements, and school responsibilities. The World Cup is an exciting event, but it should not interfere with class attendance, assignments, examinations, or immigration-related study obligations.

Finally, students are encouraged to enjoy the World Cup safely and respectfully. This is a valuable opportunity to experience Vancouver’s multicultural community and international sports atmosphere. By planning ahead, following local rules, and making responsible choices, students can enjoy the event while continuing to maintain their academic responsibilities at Cloud Nine College.

Learn more about CNC at www.cloudninecollege.com/