Join us at the Outpost on Saturday afternoon, May 31st, to watch the Champions League final together!
Watch the UEFA Champions League Final live at The Outpost on Saturday, May 31st. Doors open at 2:30 PM. Kickoff at 3:00 PM. Score our match day combo. Get a burger (beef or chicken) and fries for just $10 or add a 473ml
Final date to withdraw (drop) a course in Winter 2025 is Friday, March 7, 2025
Just a friendly reminder that the final date to withdraw (drop) a course in Winter 2025 is Friday, March 7, 2025 . Please ensure you drop any courses in a timely manner, as late requests will not be considered.
Event date: Monday, March 3, 2025 - 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM Eastern Time. Event location: The Outpost. Event contact name: Rody-Lynn Rusnik-Kininski. Event contact email: [email protected]. Lakehead University Community Legal Services (LUCLS) will host a free legal advice clinic on tenant rights for Lakehead University students. Bring your lease and ask your questions! Appointments are preferred. Please use the QR code on the poster to register.
Event Date: Tuesday, February 18, 2025 - 1:00 PM (EST) to Friday, February 21, 2025 - 3:30 AM (EST) Location: Various Event Contact Email: [email protected] Welcome to the Winter Reading Week activities hosted by the International Student Services, taking place from Tuesday, February 18 to Friday, February 21! Don't miss the chance to experience iconic Canadian winter activities, including curling, cross-country ski
How do I use UHIP for medical visits at Lakehead University?
1. What is UHIP? UHIP is a unified medical insurance provided by multiple universities in Ontario for international students, covering basic medical needs during their studies in Canada. - Mandatory purchase: UHIP is usually included in tuition fees, and the validity period is generally from September 1 each year to August 31 of the following year. - Coverage: Up to approximately CAD 1,000,000 per year for diagnostic and treatment costs. - UHIP card: The school will provide an electronic UHIP Cover Card via email. It is recommended to print it or save it on your phone for easy access when seeking medical care. 2. U
Event date: Thursday, January 23, 2025, 4:00 - 5:30 PM (EST) Location: International Student Centre Celebrate the colorful traditions of Lunar New Year with traditional crafts like paper cutting, lanterns, and red envelopes! Whether you're a crafting pro or trying DIY for the first time, this is a fun and meaningful experience that immerses you in the culture and customs of Lunar New Year. Materials and guidance will be provided. No experience needed—just bring your creativity and enthusiasm! Date: January 23, 2025 (
Event date: Monday, January 27, 2025, 5:00 to 7:30 PM (EST) Location: Lakehead University, The Outpost Pub Cost: Lakehead student ticket: $10.00 (tax included). A Lakehead student ID must be shown at time of purchase. Each student/student ID is limited to one student-priced ticket. Community member ticket: $15.00 (tax included). All attendees (including children) must have a valid paid ticket for entry. Event contact:
Check blind spots more, check blind spots more, check blind spots more. Important things are said three times. The whole route is very simple. Pay attention to road signs and keep to the speed limit. Route explanation: 1. Park your vehicle on the street in front of the drive test entrance, go inside to the front desk and enter your personal and vehicle information, get the slip, return to your car and wait for the examiner. They are usually not on time, so be patient. 2. Red zone: The examiner will take you around this city area in circles, mainly testing your driving habits and blind spot checks at turns. 3. Green zone: Driving on city roads, just one main avenue. Pay attention to traffic lights, signs, and your own speed, and check your three mirrors often. 4. Blue zone
First, a Canadian driver's license is issued by the provincial government (not the Canadian government), so each province is slightly different, and the driving test will also be different. But if you get a legal license in any province, you can drive anywhere in Canada. Moreover, because Canadian driver's licenses are highly recognized, they can be used directly throughout North America and even Europe. According to Canadian law, you must be at least 16 years old to apply for a driver's license. If you are not taking a test for a professional driver's license (such as driving large buses, trucks, or motorcycles), you generally only need to obtain a Class G license, which allows you to drive cars, small passenger vehicles, and small trucks. This is slightly different from China's Class C license, but overall
Lakehead University Canadian local bank tuition payment tutorial (nanny version)
1. Open the PayMyTuition link, click Please select if paying through a Canadian financial institution 2. In Make a payment, enter the amount. You can see it in the last line of My Fees & Funding (OSAP, Awards, Instalment Amounts). Just fill in the exact amount. 3. In Payment options, select Online B