The RLC campus is at a nexus point of a rich regional history.
Mino-Bimaadiziwin is the name of an annual award created in 2024 to celebrate the goals and the spirit of the Seven Generations program.
Development is about being a good neighbour
A unique feature of the campus, a window on the natural world
What being in nature brings to the academic experience
A childhood adventure nurtured and guided by RLC.
Honouring a faculty member whose dedication and passion have significantly enriched the school's fabric.
Seeing off the RLC Class of 2024
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.
Can we have more than one purpose in life?
We asked every RLC student, "What would you dare to do if you knew you couldn't fail?"
Tom Symes '88 on RLC, Cannes, and everything in between
Morgan Barrie '97 on music at RLC, a trip to Q107, and life afterward
A landscape photographer considers Rosseau Lake College
JJ Long '92 and his company, Boom Imaging, contribute to the look and feel of RLC
Beyond autumn's aesthetic beauty, there is symbolic beauty as well.
On finding home in a new school, in a new setting
His visit culminates in an event open to the public where he’ll discuss his life and work.
Students, alumni, family, and friends took part in a distinctly RLC challenge
A fresh approach to high school athletics
A unique sighting for the Foundation Years
On the Grade 9 trip to Algonquin Park, memories are made in many ways
Grade 11s learned skills and appreciated the beauty of a classic Canadian landscape
An alumnus joins the Grade 12 outtrip to Algonquin Park
Accessing the core curriculum through meaningful engagement with each other and our world
The award is significant of a RLC's growing leadership in youth lacrosse
This Opening Day was a special one
Jim Wallace '69 contributes his art to the iconic stone wall at the front of the campus