Laurentian University: FAQ
Cambrian College: CSC Food Bank Order Form
Collège Boréal food bank/banque alimentaire: fondation@collegeboreal.ca
Laurentian University: Laurentian Students’ Food Bank
Greater Sudbury: Banque d’aliments Sudbury Food Bank – Fighting Hunger Feeding Hope
Cambrian College: Wabnode Centre for Indigenous Services
Collège Boréal:
Laurentian University:
Public Health Sudbury & Districts – Home
Shkagamik-Kwe Health Centre (SKHC) | Aboriginal Health Access Centre
Cambrian College: Wabnode Centre for Indigenous Services
Collège Boréal: Service de garde
Laurentian University: Daycare Sudbury | Family Centre | 705.673.6543
Greater Sudbury: Child Care Registry
The N’Swakamok Education Initiative, through the partnership of Cambrian College, Collège Boréal and Laurentian University, is creating pathways to postsecondary education and research for Indigenous youth and future leaders in our northern communities.
Cambrian College: Wabnode Centre for Indigenous Services
Collège Boréal: Centre d’éducation autochtone Louis-Riel
Laurentian University: Resources For Students
Cambrian College: Cambrian Residence
Collège Boréal: Résidences
Laurentian University: Residences
Greater Sudbury: www.ontarioaboriginalhousing.ca
Native People of Sudbury Development Corporation. www.nativehousing.org
Cambrian College: Scholarships and Bursaries
Collège Boréal: BOURSES BORÉAL!
Laurentian University: Scholarships & Bursaries
MNO Post-Secondary Education Support Program: Programs | Métis of Ontario
Yconic: Yconic
Indspire | A richer life for Indigenous youth starts here
OSAP: Ontario Student Assistance Program
ScholarshipsCanada – Find Scholarships, Student Awards, Bursaries & Financial Aid
Description of the Indigenous Skills and Employment Training (ISET) Program
Welcome to Dreamcatcher Charitable Fund | Funding for youths in our First Nations Communities
The literal translation of N’Swakamok is when a tree forks and has 3 different crooks in the tree.
N’Swakamok teaches us of the different paths that can be taken.
Over time the word N’swakamok took on various parallel meanings; Indigenous Peoples started using the word N’Swakamok to represent Sudbury due to the Three roads that lead into Sudbury.
3 Paths – 3 Roads – 3 Educational Institutions
