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• April Fools Day Joke ILAC Opens School in Yukon

  

  We are very excited to share the great news that ILAC has opened a school in the lovely city of Whitehorse, Yukon! Canada’s true North! Bordered by the U.S. state Alaska to the west, the Northwest Territories to the east and British Columbia to the south, Yukon has over 33,000 inhabitants. With a population density of 0.06 people per km², ILAC Yukon is proud to welcome International students from all over the world!

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• Discount of 1,000 CAN$ for joining a Quebec high school

  

  Discount of 1,000 CAN$ for joining a Central Quebec high school. Register before the end of March for one year in Quebec. For 6 months at a high schoolin Quebec, receive 500 CAN$ discount. Discounts only if registered before May 1!

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• Sculpted in Time: The Artist

  

  In The Artist, filmed on location at Sunshine Village, we get a glimpse of the incredible energy of the Canadian Rockies and how the colour, light, and texture of the mountains around Sunshine Village inspire skiers and artists alike.
  The viewer meets local visual artist Dan Hudson as he ruminates on the very mountains that define his lifestyle, and inspires his artistic expression.

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• Winter Season Conservation Volunteer Project in Lake Louise and Banff National Park

  

  This winter project is located in Banff National Park and volunteers will do conservation and visitor engagement activities in Lake Louise and Banff National Parks and at the Lake Louise Ski Area. Project group size: 4 volunteers working with a team coordinator each session. Session Duration and Dates: 4 week sessions. New session starting every month.

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• Lasalle College Vancouver’s New Campus Opens this September

  

  This September, LaSalle College Vancouver will officially welcome students to its new Yaletown campus, located in downtown Vancouver. Housed in a 5-story, 1900’s heritage building, the beautiful space was built to reflect the creative nature of the diplomas offered; the high educational standard; quality instruction; and the networks global Canadian education project.

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• StudyGroup EU Summer newsletter

  

  Our Summer 2014 newsletter is out, you can see several nice study opportunities as well as the list of study venues in Europe the StudyGroup will be present at and a list of all our social media addresses.
  
  

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• Limited places for High School on the Ocean

  

  Hello Class Afloat enthousiasts, or those that would like to spend a high school year on the Atlantic ocean. Class Afloat is now at capacity for boys for Semester 1/ Full-Year. There is likely to be space available for Semester 2 from January - May 2015, for boys and girls alike.
  
  There currently are 2 spots still available for girls wanting to attend the full year or just Semester 1 - and also availability for Semester 2 only. There is still time to complete the application process for students to join Class Afloat in September, so please hurry if you don't want to miss out on this opportunity!

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• English and Volunteer Work

  

  StudyCanada offers the Canadian Volunteer Program year round with 4 weeks English classes and several week projects in conservation, wildlife rescue and community service. The four conservation projects we offer give volunteers the chance to see behind-the-scenes of a Canadian National or Provincial Park and learn from Park staff as they do interesting environmental work, visitor engagement activities and trail building.

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• University of Waterloo and Bodwell High School Launch a Partnership

  

  Bodwell High School is proud to announce the launch of an exciting new relationship with one of the world’s leading universities, the University of Waterloo.
  
  The University of Waterloo provides its students with a learning environment that integrates world-class research and teaching and with unsurpassed opportunities for career development. It is renowned world wide for its co-op education programs, which offers students across the full range of academic areas, from engineering to economics, psychology to physics, business to biology (88 programs in total) the opportunity to complement what they learn in classrooms, laboratories and dorm rooms with paid work experiences at leading employers across Canada, and around the world. University of Waterloo graduates are well prepared to enter top graduate and professional schools, start careers at the world’s leading companies or launch their own enterprises.

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• QUEST UNIVERSITY CANADA PLAYS HOST TO BODWELL

  

  Students learn leadership skills in picturesque Squamish, BC
  This year’s APP features an unforgettable experience at Quest University Canada in Squamish, BC. Quest is a private liberal arts and sciences institution located an hour’s drive from Bodwell High School – and minutes from a myriad of outdoor recreation opportunities. Immersed in a breathtaking natural environment, participants will spend August 25 - 28, 2014 (4 days and 3 nights) engaged in exciting leadership development activities. They will stay in modern residences on the 60-acre campus supervised by APP dormitory staff.
  

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• LaSalle College Vancouver students at Fashion Week

  

  Four students from LaSalle College Vancouver have been selected by a panel of three industries professional to present at Vancouver Fashion Week (VFW) on March 20th, 2014. Each student designer will be showing their collections, all revolving around the theme “Modern Architecture”.
  
  This will be the college’s 9th consecutive season as a VFW partner. New this season, acclaimed Vancouver fashion stylist Tracey Pincott is serving as Artistic Director, and she is working closely with the student designers to share her industry expertise.

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• News Release — All Santa wants for Christmas is… an ePassport

  

  December 20, 2013 — North Pole, Canada – Canada’s Citizenship and Immigration Minister Chris Alexander today presented Santa and Mrs. Claus with the 2,999,999th and 3,000,000th ePassports at a special ceremony in Vaughan, Ontario.
  
  Santa and Mrs. Claus live in North Pole, Canada, with their many helpers. Like so many Canadian citizens who enjoy extensive travel around the world, the Claus’ were thrilled to receive their ePassports — which are among the world’s most accepted and secure travel documents.

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• Canada's international student enrolment up 94% over past decade

  

  A new national study on the state of international education in Canada reaffirms the country’s strengthened position as an international study destination. More than 265,000 international students were studying in Canada in 2012, representing an increase of 11% over the previous year and a remarkable 94% increase since 2001.
  
  “Canada’s international student population comes from countries across the globe, but a few send far more students than others,” observes A World of Learning. “The top five source countries remained unchanged between 2011 and 2012; China, India, Korea, Saudi Arabia and the US, combined, continue to make up more than half of Canada’s international students.”

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