Claremont Secondary School (Victoria, BC) Claremont Secondary School is a public secondary educational institution in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada. The school was opened on September 1, 1962, and it continues to serve the local population in the Municipality of Saanich and the Saanich Peninsula. It is the largest high school […]
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Nipissing University This public university was established in North Bay, in the province of Ontario in 1992. Overall currently more than five thousand students study at Nipissing University, three thousand of which acquire education on full-time programs. Altogether the university offers programs in more than thirty areas of study from […]
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Cambrian College The college of Applied Arts and Technology was established in Greater Sudbury, in the province of Ontario in 1967 as a trade school. Currently, it has campuses not only in Greater Sudbury but in the cities of Espanola and Little Current. Cambrian College is the largest college in […]
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Canadore College This college of Applied Arts and Technology was established in 1967 in North Bay, in the province of Ontario as a part of Cambrian College and became an independent educational establishment five years later. Currently the college has three campuses: two of them are in North Bay and […]
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Laurentian University This bilingual Canadian university is located in Greater Sudbury in the province of Ontario. Laurentian University was established in 1960 and with its slogan being «Send forth thy light and thy truth», it provides high-quality post-secondary education in more than 107 undergraduate and 33 graduate programs. The city […]
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Trent University Trent University is a public university located in the city of Peterborough in the province of Ontario. Trent University consists of a number of colleges, through which the university provides post-secondary education to more than ten thousand students. What’s notable is that each college of Trent University established […]
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Mohawk College Mohawk College of Applied Arts and Technology was founded in 1966 in the city of Hamilton, in the province of Ontario. Currently, it has three campuses with more than thirty thousand students studying at the post-secondary level, while more than 115 thousand students have already graduated from Mohawk […]
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Wilfrid Laurier University Wilfrid Laurier University or simply Laurier was established at the beginning of the twentieth century in 1911 as a seminary in Waterloo. Nowadays it is a large public university with its campuses in the cities of Waterloo, Milton and Brantford – all in the province of Ontario, […]
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Carleton University Carleton University was established in Ottawa in 1942 and named after Guy Carleton who used to be Governor General in the 18th century. More than thirty thousand graduate and undergraduate students currently study within the walls of Carleton University in diverse programs on six faculties. Programs An international […]
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Toronto Metropolitan University Toronto Metropolitan University also known as Toronto Met is located, which is already clear from its name, in the city of Toronto in Canada. The university was previously operating as Ryerson University from the very 1948 for almost eighty years. With its slogan being «With mind and […]
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