The Collège nordique (CN) (English: Nordic Francophone College) is the only

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college in the city of

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, in the

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. The college was founded in 2011 to improve the presence of French-language speakers in the Northwest Territories and stimulate the economy of the Northwest Territories through enhanced workforce training and development.

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*College Nordiqu

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