As part of his 29th comeback college boreal welcomes approximately 1,600 students from across Ontario, mostly Canada, but also from 28 other countries around the world.
Young adults enrolled at the Sudbury, Toronto, Hearst, Kapuskasing, Nipissing, Timmins, Windsor and Ottawa campuses will benefit from a personalized and unique experience in post-secondary education, learning, college life and more throughout their undergraduate studies.
At the distillery
TorontoAfter 11 years of continued growth since opening its premises at 1 Yonge Street, Collège Boréal takes a new step with its first retail campus at 60 Distillery Lane, in the heart of the historic Distillery District.
With an area of 4,500 square meters spread over four floors, this campus offers modern and bright rooms with the latest technology. An incubator made this possible thanks to a major donation of $500,000 from Desjardins.
The building was constructed in 1927 and displays an interesting mix of old and new with original beams.
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