Bert’s Café, a private vendor, will continue to provide cafeteria services at Port aux Basques Campus for the 2024/25 academic year. They will provide a breakfast, break, and lunch menu. Hours of operation are from 8:00am to 1:30pm, Monday to Thursday.
Cafeteria facilities include tables, chairs, and microwaves. There is a ping pong table and dart boards available for recreation.
No cafeteria services are available over the summer.
Students are permitted to park on the perimeter of the campus away from the designated fire zones. Students are not permitted to park on the front lot, which is reserved for staff and visitors.
Parking is free of charge and there are no parking permits required.
Channel-Port aux Basques campus of College of the North Atlantic is located in the Southwest corner of the island, a historically rich community of approximately 4,000 residents. The Town of Channel-Port aux Basques is the Gateway to the Island of Newfoundland and is connected to mainland Canada via the Marine Atlantic Ferry Service.
For over 55 years, Port aux Basques Campus has dedicated itself to providing the highest quality of training and academic upgrading to the residents and businesses of the area.
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The
Town of Channel-Port aux Basques website will provide you information about the amenities in the area. The Town boasts a fabulous sports centre, Bruce II Sports Centre, which is equipped with a swimming pool, ice arena, bowling alley, fitness centre and curling rink – all under one roof and within walking distance from the campus. We are also home to Grand Bay West Beach - a beautiful, sandy beach that has a trailway winding along the coast and great for walking/running.
For those of you new to the area our weather can be entertaining. The Fall temperatures are pretty mild, but by mid-November you know winter is on the way! Bring warm, winter clothing with you. It does snow here. We guarantee that hats, gloves and winter boots and coats will be very much appreciated in February….perhaps even in November. We get a lot of wind, and some rain, all year long and with no public transportation available, you will indeed want that protection provided by a warm coat and waterproof boots.
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