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If you have never been to Northwestern Ontario, it is hard to imagine the shear size and scale of the area. Confederation College serves an area of 550,000 sq. km. That’s about the size of France or Texas!
As well as serving the educational needs of the people in the immediate vicinities of our campuses, we also welcome many Aboriginal students from remote Aboriginal communities scattered throughout the far north. Many of these isolated communities are accessible only by small plane, or by "winter ice roads."
Regional Campuses
East of Thunder Bay:
- Greenstone Campus (Geraldton)
- Northshore Campus (Marathon)
- Wawa Campus
West of Thunder Bay:
- Dryden Campus
- Lake of the Woods Campus (Kenora)
- Rainy River District Campus (Fort Frances)
- Red Lake Campus
- Sioux Lookout Campus
