Kapuskasing

Kapuskasing is a city on the Rivière Kapuskasing in the District of Cochrane, in the north of the Ontario, the Canada. In 2001, its population was of 9 238 inhabitants)

History

The city was founded at the beginning of when the precursor of the Canadian National was built in this zone. During the First World War, it was called McPherson-Kapuskasing and was the site of a prison camp which retained more 1 200 German, Austrian prisoners, Ukrainian, and Turks.

Education

Public schools

District School Board Ontario North East (DSBONE)

Diamond Jubilee Elementary School (JK-8)

Kapuskasing District High School (9-12)

Public Eastview School (Closed)

the school Council public of North East of Ontario (CSDNE)

Public school Heart of North (M-8)

Private schools

Northeastern Catholic District School Board (NCDSB)

St Patrick School (JK-8, JK-8 French Immersion)

the catholic school Council of district of Large Rivers (CSCDGR)

Elementary school Jacques-Cartier (M-8)

Elementary school Jeanne-Mance (M-8)

Elementary school Andre Cary (M-8)

School Sacred Heart (Closed)

Secondary school catholic City of the Young people (9-12)

Other schools

Center education Alternative High School (Adult Education)

Boreal college with Kapuskasing (Post Secondary)

Northern College off Applied Arts & Technology (Post Secondary)

University of Hearst in Kapuskasing (Post Secondary)

D' Youville Academy (Religious, Closed)

Personalities related to the municipality

James Cameron, realizer
Rayanne Dupuis, professional singer of opera
Heather Mallick, writer
Kirk McCaskill, of the major League of baseball launcher during 12 seasons before taking its retirement.
Kelly Vanderbeek, alpine skier

External bonds

Site of the city

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