Canadore College is a public college in North Bay, Ontario, opened in 1967 and serving students locally and internationally.
Canadore College is located at 100 College Drive in North Bay, Ontario. The college sits on the traditional territory of Nipissing First Nation within the lands protected by the Robinson Huron Treaty of 1850. Its focus is on student success, program and service excellence, connection to community, sustainability, innovation and entrepreneurship.
Canadore College opened its doors in 1967. The college describes its aim as creating the best possible environment for learning and as a college of choice for students from across the province and around the world.
The college graduates approximately 1,000 students each year. It publishes a Canadore College Academic Strategy 2026 document and published a Research Strategy, Canadore College Research Plan 2020 - 2022.
Campus facilities include Canadore Residence, Harris Learning Library, and the Burton Sports Dome, which has a High-Performance Area, a Clubhouse, and a Co-generation Plant. The college offers apartment-style suites for on-campus living, and envisions a carbon neutral Canadore by 2031.
The college has over 85,000 alumni. The Canadore College Alumni is dedicated to increasing the quality of life, awareness and education for current students, alumni and the communities it serves. The Canadore Foundation provides leadership in meeting long-term development and fundraising objectives set by the Board of Governors.