How technology and adaptability are transforming a beloved Canadian tradition

The fall competitive sports season has come to a close. There is a lot to celebrate.

Checking in with Aaron Siegel '02

Jeremy '24 on what RLC does differently

We spoke with Marg Lech, who spent the first part of her career at RLC, about what life was like back then.

Rosseau Lake College's September brings vibrant student energy through outtrips, events, and team-building activities on campus.

RLC students excelled in the Challenge the Shield race, displaying endurance and teamwork through demanding terrain and outdoor challenges.

Outtrips foster resilience and collaboration, pushing students out of their comfort zones while building deep connections through nature.

RLC students attend the Round Square Conference in Colombia, engaging in leadership, service, and cultural exchange across the globe.

RLC kicks off the school year, encouraging students to grow through outdoor adventures, personal narratives, and fearless learning.

RLC hosted the Varsity Blues Women's Hockey Team, giving students a chance to learn from Olympic medalist Vicky Sunohara and her teammates.

RLC’s new tech guidelines promote responsible device use, aiming to enhance focus, mental health, and a balanced student life.

RLC’s Recreation Centre enhances student activities with six times more athletic space and new opportunities for community events.

RLC’s small school environment promotes personalized learning, meaningful student-teacher connections, and leadership opportunities.

RLC participates in the Challenge the Shield adventure race, where students face physical challenges across biking, canoeing, and running.

RLC welcomes Ali O'Marra-Armstrong as Assistant Head of School, bringing expertise in academic leadership and outdoor experiential learning.

RLC’s Recreation Centre brings together sports, arts, and community, offering a dynamic space for growth, celebration, and connection.

Katie Tsuyuki RLC graduate, shares how the school’s programs fueled her journey to compete in snowboarding at the Sochi 2014 Winter Olympics

Learn about RLC deep history, from its Anishinaabe origins to its growth as a community connected by the historic Rosseau-Nipissing Road.

Mino-Bimaadiziwin is the name of an annual award created in 2024 to celebrate the goals and the spirit of the Seven Generations program.

RLC nurtures strong community relationships, employing local talent and preserving natural spaces while enriching the region’s future.

The Robert Carreau Memorial Trail provides a serene woodland experience, connecting students to nature and fostering environmental learning.

At RLC, outdoor education is essential, offering students hands-on learning, problem-solving, & personal growth through nature & adventure.

RLC alum Samantha Brett '04 reflects on her journey from childhood adventures to a career in environmental management.

RLC honours Elinor Cole with the first Honourary Alumni Award, recognizing her decades of service as a teacher, mentor, and leader.

From culinary school to medicine, and gap years to global universities, RLC’s Class of 2024 is poised for success.

Abby Goodrum is Professor and founder of the User Experience Design degree program at Wilfrid Laurier University.

One thing visitors to RLC are interested in seeing, and rightfully so, is the village of Rosseau.

Matt brings experience, perspective, and expertise to a key role at a unique moment in our development.

RLC students explore the Japanese concept of ikigai, discovering how passions, skills, and purpose align to shape fulfilling life paths.