The Mid North Network
Mission Statement
Through strong leadership and innovation, we provide quality support and knowledge for learning communities.
Vision Statement
Adults who prosper through life-long learning to attain literacy and essential skills to actively contribute to their communities.
Values
- Knowledge
- Innovation
- Cooperation
- Leadership
2021-22 Regional Network Literacy Service Plan (EN) (click to download)
2021-22 Regional Network Literacy Service Plan (FR) (click to download)
2022 MNN Community Profile Report (click to download)
2023-24 Regional Network Literacy Service Plan (EN) (click to download)
2023-24 Regional Network Literacy Service Plan (FR) (click to download)
MNN Organizational Structure (click to download)
MNN Service Delivery Chart 23-24 (click to download)
MNN Purpose/Vision Document 2023-2024 (click to download)
Board of Directors
Chair: Matthew Binks, Cambrian College, Instructor
Vice Chair: Ginette Comeau-Roy, Spark Employment Services, Training & Skills Development Manager
Treasurer: Claude Dubuc, Collège Boréal, Director
Director: Reginald Canard, Gezhtoojig Employment Services, Skills Development Officer
Director: Sonia Hotte, Collège Boréal, Chef – Programmes d’accès
Director: Bradie Granger, Cambrian College, Chair – General Studies
Director: Mara Waern, Canadian Hearing Society, Employment Services
Communities/ Agencies in The MNN's Region
Blind River:
- Algoma District School Board- BR Adult Education Centre 705-356-1949
- Mississauga First Nation- Enjikendaasang Learning Literacy Centre 705-576-3033
- North Channel Literacy Council- Blind River Learning Centre 705-356-2487
- Serpent River First Nation 705-844-2594
Desbarats:
Central Algoma Adult Literacy 705-782-3644
Elliot Lake:
- Algoma District School Board – Adult Education Centre 705-848-1088
- North Channel Literacy Council – Centre d’Apprentissage d’Elliot Lake 705-578-3200
- North Channel Literacy Council – Elliot Lake Learning Centre 705-578-3200
Espanola:
Cambrian College of Applied Arts & Technology 705-869-4113
Manitoulin:
- Cambrian College of Applied Arts & Technology 705-368-3194
North Bay:
- Canadore College of Applied Arts & Technology 705-474-7600 ext. 5531
- Le centre de formation du Nipissing 705-472-6673
- Near North District School Board – The Learning Connection 705-472-7015 ext. 3017
- Nipissing-Parry Sound Catholic District School Board – The Learning Co-op 705-472-7771
- Literacy Nipissing (North Bay Literacy Council) 705-494-9416
The Centre for Adults with Intellectual Disabilities 705-476-3288 ext. 1281
Parry Sound – West:
- Canadore College of Applied Arts & Technology 705-746-9222
- YMCA Employment Services 705-746-8480
- Almaguin Adult Learning Centre 705-386-0764
Sault Ste. Marie:
- Algoma District School Board – Northland Adult Learning Centre 705-945-7109
- Algoma District School Board – Soogoma Industries 705-946-0931
- Algoma District School Board – SSM Adult Learning Centre 705-945-7185
- Centre d’éducation et formation pour adultes 705-946-1565
- Huron-Superior Catholic District School Board – Holy Angels Learning Centre 705-945-5656
- Indian Friendship Centre – Niin Sakaan Literacy 705-256-5634
- Superior Adult Learning (Program Read) 705-946-3953
- Sault College of Applied Arts & Technology 705-759-2554
- Canadian Hearing Services 1-866-518-0000 ext 4220
Mamaweswen – The North Shore Tribal Council 705-923-3655
St. Charles:
Alpha en Partage de Sudbury Est 705-867-2220
Sturgeon Falls:
- Collège Boréal 705-753-5420
- Le centre de formation du Nipissing 705-753-1566
- Literacy Alliance of West Nipissing 705-753-0537
Sudbury:
- Cambrian College of Applied Arts & Technology 705-566-8101 ext. 7712
- Centre de formation et de perfectionnement du grand Sudbury 705-688-0005
- Collège Boréal 705-560-6673 ext. 3085
- St. Albert Adult Learning Centre 705-673-3031
- Spark Employment Services- Educational and Workplace Training 705-671-2544 (Sudbury Vocational Resource Centre)
- Canadian Hearing Services 1-866-518-0000 ext 4220
- Alpha en Partage de Sudbury Est 705-867-2220
Membership
- receive regular information including newsletters and e-bulletins
- receive reduced rates for literacy conferences and other special events
- be eligible to be on network committees and other special project reference groups
- be eligible for nomination to the Board of Directors
- be connected to adult literacy and learning opportunities locally, provincially and nationally
- have a vote at all general meetings of the network
- have access to the network resources such as: materials, reports, videos and curriculum support