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1 High School Programmes Special Locations 2004

2 About Canada 10 Provinces 3 Territories

3 Featured Locations British Columbia Ontario New Brunswick
Comox /Courtenay (Vancouver Island) North Vancouver Toronto West North Bay Simcoe County Fredericton 2 schools in Comox, 1 school in Courtenay 10 schools in Toronto West 16 schools in Simcoe County 3 schools in North Bay 2 schools A focus on specific locations has been determined by CISS and STB to allow STB to target their sales and provide better information to clients These targeted locations represent geographical diversity and a range of experience options for students All other locations offered by CISS are also still available to STB!

4 Fredericton (pop. 47,560) New Brunswick (pop. 756,700)
Selling Features Capital city of the province of New Brunswick CISS is currently the only international organization operating school programmes in this location The city showcases plenty of history Bilingual community – option for bilingual English / French host families Schools are new with excellent facilities Safe community Lobster capital of the world East Coast experience Great Value  GATEWAY: Fredericton via Halifax, Montreal or Toronto Fredericton's central location in the province makes it an attractive location for students. The Bay of Fundy and Hopewell Rocks, where you'll see the highest tides in the world, are only 2 hours away Fredericton, New Brunswick's historic capital is nestled beside the St. John River and boasts over 20 attractions in its downtown's heritage precinct. Fredericton is an historic, cultural, pretty, clean Kings Landing Historical Settlement, National Provincial Historic Sites including Historic Garrison District, Legislative Assembly Building, New Brunswick's Old Government House and Christ Church Cathedral. River cruises, festivals, walking tours, Haunted Hikes evening tour, Changing of the Guard ceremony free evening concerts, free outdoor theatre, world renowned Beaverbrook Art Gallery

5 North Bay (pop. 53,000) Ontario (pop. 11,300,000)
Selling Features Small, safe and secure community Centrally located in Ontario’s cottage & recreation county CISS is currently the only international organization operating school programmes in this location Many opportunities for outdoor activities including: hiking, canoeing, skiing Charm of a small town with the amenities of a city – cultural attractions such as music, art and theatre Bilingual community – option for bilingual English / French host families  GATEWAY: North Bay via Toronto North Bay straddles a land bridge between the Ottawa River watershed and that of the Great Lakes. On its eastern doorstep lies Trout Lake, the headwater of the Mattawa River and the source of the city's drinking water. Trout Lake, with a depth of 60 meters, is a cold water fishery that supplies some of the best quality drinking water in Ontario. North Bay's hinterland is made up of forests, lakes, streams, wetlands and abundant fish and wildlife. It’s proximity to Algonquin Provincial Park make it an ideal setting for students looking for adventure, recreation and spectacular scenery in Central Ontario. Photo: E. Eng

6 Simcoe County(pop. 20,000-120,000) Ontario
The communities of the Simcoe County region include the towns of Alliston, Barrie, Bradford, Collingwood, Orillia and Midland/Penetanguishene. Located just over an hour from Toronto this area offers: Charming small town communities Many skiing and snowboarding areas close by Water recreation Selling Features Located within a hour of Toronto and CISS Head Office Several community options available in this region Many opportunities for outdoor activities including: hiking, canoeing, skiing Charm of a small town with the amenities of a city – cultural attractions such as music, art and theatre New school facilities with modern technology High academic standards Great extra-curricular activities available Longest-standing partnership with CISS  GATEWAY: Toronto

7 Comox / Courtenay (pop. 18,000) Vancouver Island- British Columbia
Selling Features Beautiful region…on Pacific Ocean with view of mountains Ferry ride away from Vancouver Affluent community – resort and retirement area Excellent climate – moderate temperatures in winter Great opportunities for outdoor activities: skiing on Mt. Washington or kayaking on the Pacific Ocean. Hiking, cross-country skiing also available. Safe community Best value in British Columbia  GATEWAY: Vancouver The sister communities of Comox and Courtenay are located on Vancouver Island, approximately 220 km north of Victoria. Vancouver Island is just west of mainland British Columbia and a short ferry ride from Vancouver. Situated in the Comox Valley between the Beaufort Range and Comox Glacier in the west, and the Strait of Georgia in the East this region is in the centre of a rich agricultural area, producing potatoes, fruit and dairy products. The area's mild climate makes it a popular destination. The adjacent ski slopes of Mount Washington and Forbidden Plateau make it a popular winter sports centre.

8 Toronto West (pop. 150,000) Ontario
Selling Features Satellite community of Toronto Community of professionals Affluent community One of the most desirable communities for Ontario residents to live Schools are new with excellent facilities High academic expectations Safe community Approx. 40 minutes from downtown Toronto by public transit Best value for an urban experience  GATEWAY: Toronto The communities of the Toronto West (Halton) region include the towns of Burlington, Milton and Oakville. These towns are some of the fastest growing communities in Ontario and can be considered extensions of the larger city. Safe and clean, suburban towns Students receive true immersion into Canadian life Plenty of opportunities to explore Toronto (easy access to the city)

9 North Vancouver (Coast) British Columbia (pop. 3,900,000)
Selling Features Vancouver is the largest city in British Columbia, and the 3rd largest city in Canada West coast experience Safe and secure neighbourhoods with European backgrounds Great opportunities for winter and summer sports Mild climate in both winter and summer  GATEWAY: Vancouver Nestled at the foot of the Coast Mountain range, the District of North Vancouver stretches from the coastal village of Deep Cove in the East to the world-famous Capilano River Canyon in the West the District is blessed with a spectacular range of natural and scenic landscapes snow-capped mountains and alpine forests, lush parks and peaceful lakes, a rugged coastline and beautiful beaches. It is a place for recreation and adventure, a place to be with friends

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