Welcome to YMCA KANAWANA!
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Pre Camp Info
06/20/2008
Pre Camp Information
Reminder: Our Bus meeting point is at École Secondaire Pierre Laoprte
All you need to know about your child stay at Camp YMCA Kanawana!
Bus meting point and schedule
Packing list
How to contact you child, etc
The Pip Award
07/24/2008
The Pip Award is to be awarded to the person who best exemplifies the values
of Non Nobis Solum - Kanawana's motto, meaning "Not For Ourselves Alone"....
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NEW & ENHANCED PROGRAMS FOR SUMMER 2008! - Enhanced! One-week sessions: 6-day half sessions are now available for senior campers!
- New! Explorers: Woodsmen and Pioneer campers aged 10-12 can now experience the wonder of a 4-day canoe trip!
- New! Adventurers: Coureurs des bois and Pathfinder campers now have the option of a flat water or white water canoe trip!
- Enhanced! Voyageurs: new 20 and 26-day canoe trip options!
- New! W.O.L.F.: Wilderness Outdoor Leadership Fieldwork Program for outdoor enthusiasts, 17 to 20 years old!
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YMCA Kanawana - 114 years of Spirit and Leadership
“ Wherever you go, whatever you do – you’ll always be a Kanawanian …”
In 1894, the YMCA of Greater Montreal laid the foundation for the first residential camp in Quebec. YMCA Kanawana was founded on the principles of sharing, togetherness, and appreciation and respect for the natural environment. Over the years Kanawana has developed a rich set of traditions and programs, and has earned a reputation for leadership and excellence in residential camping and outdoor education.
Much has changed since 1894, but we are still rooted in these guiding principles. At YMCA Kanawana, we are committed to providing children, youth, their families and their communities with opportunities to take a break from urban life, to live simply, learn new skills and develop new friendships.
We are excited to continue in this rich legacy and these are indeed exciting times for YMCA Kanawana as we embark on a development plan that will only lead to greater things and improved facilities for future generations of Kanawanians.
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