Archi·North Summer Camp is a bilingual, in-person summer program run by the McEwen School of Architecture at Laurentian University in Sudbury, Ontario — Canada's newest and first bilingual architecture school. It's open to high schoolers entering grades 11 or 12 in September 2026. No prior experience is needed.

Each session runs five days, 9am–5pm, and introduces students to drafting, architectural design, model-making, and digital design software, culminating in a public exhibition of their work. Sessions are offered in English and French, with Session 01 for beginners and Session 02 for returning students.

2026 dates & fees:

• English: July 6–10 (Session 01, full) and July 13–17 (Session 01 + Session 02, full)

• French: July 20–24 and July 27–31

• $350+HST (Session 01) / $200+HST (Session 02)

Financial support is available: Collab·North bursaries ($350) for Northern Ontario students, and Future Designers and Creators Initiative funding (up to $3,000+) for Indigenous youth across Canada. SHSM and IB students can also earn sector certificates or CAS hours.