University of Toronto Scarborough The University of Toronto , usually referred to as U of T Scarborough, is one of the campuses of the University of Toronto. The other two campuses are located in Downtown Toronto and in the city of Mississauga. This integral part of the University of Toronto […]
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St. Lawrence College St. Lawrence College, usually abbreviated as SLC, was established in 1967 as a public College of Applied Arts and Technology. Currently it comprises three campuses in the province of Ontario in the cities of Brockville, Cornwall and Kingston. Today there are more than six thousand students obtaining […]
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Sault College The college was established in 1965 in Ontario and was initially known as a Vocational Centre of the province. Currently Sault College offers a number of undergraduate and graduate programs on full and part-time basis, including apprenticeships, continuing education and adult retraining programs. Every year more than four […]
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OCAD University This public university of art and design was initially known as Ontario School of Art. Established in 1876, it makes it one of oldest art and design institutions in Canada. It has undergone many changes since then and currently boasts a number of galleries and libraries located either […]
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University of Toronto Mississauga University of Toronto Mississauga or shortly U of T Mississauga was established in 1967 in Mississauga, in the province of Ontario, as Erindale College, a campus of the University of Toronto. Later the University of Toronto opened two more campuses, one being in Downtown Toronto and […]
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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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