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History of the College Structure in Newfoundland and Labrador
| 1963 | District Vocational Schools (DVS) open around the province. Over the next few years DVS open in: Labrador City College of Trades and Technology opens in St. John’s |
| 1967 | Adult Upgrading Centre opens in Stephenville.
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| 1977 | Bay St. George Community College established in Stephenville encompassing the District Vocational School in Stephenville Crossing, the Adult Upgrading Centre and the Heavy Equipment School.
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| 1987 | Two Institutes and five Community Colleges are formed from the former District Vocational Schools, the College of Trades and Technology and the Bay St. George Community College. These Colleges are: Cabot Institute Fisher Technical College Avalon Community College Eastern Community College Central Newfoundland Community College Labrador Community College Western Community College |
| 1991 | The Fisher Technical College is renamed the Fisher Institute of Applied Arts and Technology. Western Community College is renamed Western College of Applied Arts and Technology. |
| 1992 | Five Colleges of Applied Arts and Technology and Continuing Education are formed from the two Institutes and five Community Colleges. These Colleges are: Cabot College |
| 1997 | College of the North Atlantic is formed from the five previous Colleges. |