ONTARIO SCHOOLS
-Nishnawbe Aski Nation Indian Residential Schools in Ontario, 2005 -
There were sixteen (16) residential schools in Ontario. Two (2) of them were in southern Ontario and fourteen (14) of them in northern Ontario. The schools in southern Ontario, the Mohawk Institute and Mount Elgin residential schools were operated, respectively, by the Church of England (Anglican Church) and the United Church. In northern Ontario, six of the schools were operated by Roman Catholic religious orders, the Church of England operated four of the schools, one was operated by the Presbyterian Church, and three by the Mennonites.
ROMAN CATHOLIC:
McIntosh (Oblates) Vermillion Bay 1925-1969
Spanish (Jesuits) Spanish 1883-1965
St. Anne’s (Oblates) Fort Albany 1910-1963
St. Joseph’s (Sisters Fort William 1885-1966
of St. Joseph’s) (Thunder Bay)
St. Marguerite’s (Oblates) Fort Frances 1906-1974
St. Mary’s (Oblates) Kenora 1897-1972
CHURCH OF ENGLAND (Anglican):
Bishop Horden Hall Moose Factory 1907-1963
Mohawk Institute Brantford 1850-1969
Pelican Falls (Lake) Sioux Lookout 1926-1973
St. John’s Chapleau 1907-1948
Shingwauk Hall & Sault Ste. Marie 1873-1970
Wawanosh
PRESBYTERIAN:
Cecilia Jeffrey Kenora 1900-1974
UNITED CHURCH:
Mount Elgin Muncey 1851-1946
MENNONITE:
Poplar Hill Poplar Hill 1962-1989
Stirland Lake Pickle Lake 1971-1990
Cristal Lake Pickle Lake 1976-1986
