Northern College Haileybury overview

Q. What is the main USP of Northern College Haileybury?

Northern College Haileybury USP/Achievement is that it believes in community building throughout the North through collaborations and excellence in education as well as empowerment through learning to create a better world. Indigenous Education and Empowerment, Innovative Access Strategies, and an Invigorating Northern Experience are the driving forces behind Northern College Haileybury.

Q. What is the ranking of Northern College Haileybury?

According to QS Global World Ranking, Northern College is placed 9210 out of all universities worldwide. The national ranking from Webometrics is 143.

Q. What is Northern College Haileybury famous for?

Northern College Haileybury is famous for its research and teaching. It is one of the top public universities.

Q. Is Temiskaming Shores (Haileybury) a large city?

Northeastern Ontario, Canada's Temiskaming District includes the city of Temiskaming Shores. In 2004, it was formed from the union of the municipalities of New Liskeard, Haileybury, and Dymond Township. The Canada 2021 Census found 9,634 people living in the city overall. After Dryden in terms of population, Temiskaming Shores is the second-smallest city in Ontario. Temiskaming District's headquarters are in Haileybury.

Q. What’s the weather like around Northern College Haileybury?

The winters are chilly, snowy, and cloudy in Temiskaming Shores, while the summers are long, pleasant, and partly cloudy. The average annual temperature ranges from -3 to 76 degrees Fahrenheit, with extremes of -23 and 85 rarely occurring.

Q. How many students study in Northern College Haileybury?

The total number of students at Northern College Haileybury is 11000.