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(Mar 28, 2012, Thunder Bay) -

Rumours luncheons and dinners are now open for reservations.  ... Reserve Now ... 

We are extremely pleased to announce that reservations can now be booked online through Eventbrite. 

Eventbrite provides our clients with an easy to use electronic format with a confirmation of your reservation provided via email.  As is the norm, all reservations are first come, first served.

(Feb 17, 2012, Sioux Lookout) -

Our Sioux Lookout Campus, the fourth stop in the western leg of our Sioux Lookout animationjourney, is located in the former "Wellington" School building.  It is a shared facility with Contact North, Keewatin Patricia District School Board, and Sioux-Hudson Employment Services. 

Sioux Lookout is a tourist destination for those who love the outdoors. It is situated on Pelican Lake, part of the English River-Lac Seul Water System. 

At the dock located downtown, numerous float planes and boats sit ready to venture into the great northern wilderness areas ...

(Feb 16, 2012, Thunder Bay) -

On March 9, 2012, Ron Morancy of Confederation College, will be inducted into the Klaus Woerner Skilled Trades Hall of Fame

Mr. Morancy will be honoured along with three other Ontarians at Skills Canada‐Ontario’s annual Celebration Gala. The award is the organization’s tribute to late CEO and founder of ATS Automation Tooling Systems Inc. and is presented annually in recognition of individuals who have made significant contributions to the advancement of skilled trades and technologies.

(Feb 13, 2012, Red Lake) -

Red Lake animationOur new Red Lake Campus (June 2011), the third stop in the western leg of our campus journey, is the most unique of our regional campuses in appearances. It is located in a former lodge, in the heart of town, right at the lake's edge. The first things that strike you when you enter are the deer and elk antler chandeliers, along with fish and wildlife "mounts" throughout the facility. The chairs throughout are constructed of knotty pine, with an elk motif carefully centered on each backrest. The lodge building is located on the water's edge, with a floating dock outside, ready to tie up a fishing boat, or float plane...

(Feb 9, 2012, Thunder Bay) -

After her well-received talk to a large crowd in the Student Commons at Confederation College, Margaret Trudeau spent more than an hour talking with a smaller group of faculty, staff and administrators at a Meet ‘n’ Greet in the Teaching and Learning Centre (TLC).  The discussion was lively, with many questions focusing on how best to support people who struggle with mental health problems.

There was also discussion about the therapeutic benefits of community service.  Margaret spoke of her work with WaterCan ...

(Feb 8, 2012, Thunder Bay) -

Margaret Trudeau was at Confederation College and spoke to students about mental health issues and her struggles with bipolar disorder.