Nahoonai-a Aboriginal Student Housing

Nahoonai-a Aboriginal Student Housing on the CNC Prince George Campus Grounds

The Campus Housing facilities at CNC are conveniently located only steps away from the main entrance to the school. We offer quick access to classes, affordability, and a central location close to shopping, transportation, recreation, and forest trails. Our housing community shapes the feel of each new academic year.

Contact Us

Student Life and Housing Manager

Monday to Friday 8:00am-3:30pm
Weekends & Statutory Holidays Closed

Tel: +1 250-561-5849
Tel: +1 800-371-8111 ext. 5849
campushousing@cnc.bc.ca

Community Advisors

Monday to Friday 7:00pm-9:00pm
Saturdays and Sundays 4:00pm-8:00pm

Important Dates

15 Oct
Deadline: Apply to Campus Housing for January Semester
- Prince George
15 Feb
Deadline: Apply to Campus Housing for May Semester
- Prince George
15 Apr
Deadline: Apply to Campus Housing for September Semester
- Prince George

Lengths of Stay

Nahoohai-a is designed as a culturally safe, supportive, traditional community experience.

Students may stay in Nahoonai-a for a maximum of one year. After that, students may apply to the Main Building. In some special cases where students need to extend their stay for special program dates, weekly rates may apply. Students are required to pay a term in advance to secure a room.

Stay per Week

Sunday to Saturday for 1-14 weeks
Best for:

Trades students
Programs that begin earlier or extend beyond regular term dates

Stay per Term

September to December (Fall term)
January to April (Spring term)
Maximum of 16 weeks
Can apply to extend to “Stay per Academic Year”

Stay per Academic Year

From September to April (34 weeks)

Keep your room through the December break between semesters
Secures the same room for both terms
Secures you a room for your second year and provides eligibility for a large or private room

Take a Tour

Room Types

Find the right room for your needs.

Nahoonai-a Rooms

Standard Room (10)

120sqft, Twin Bed, Shared Bathroom

Available to all indigenous students

Pricing
1 term $2130
2 terms $4526
Extensions $133/week
Student Life Fee $15/term
Security Deposit $300

Trades Room (1)

120sqft, Twin Bed, Shared Bathroom

Available to all indigenous students

Pricing
1 term $2130
2 terms $4526
Extensions $133/week
Student Life Fee $15/term
Security Deposit $300

Accessible Room (1)

172sqft, Twin Bed, Shared Bathroom

Available to all indigenous students

Pricing
1 term $2130
2 terms $4526
Extensions $133/week
Student Life Fee $15/term
Security Deposit $300

Extensions

Extensions charged weekly only from Sunday – Saturday for the period between terms and extending stay past regular Academic Term dates (for practicums, clinicals, etc.)

More Room Options

If you're a returning student or Nahoonai-a isn't for you, you can apply to the Main Building instead.

Room Amenities

All bedrooms are private. Most rooms share a bathroom with one other room that can be accessed through a lockable door.

Wifi

Mini Fridge

Bed

Desk with Lamp

Clothing Cubbies

Clothing Rack

Garbage Can

Main Building Shared Space Amenities

Common Lounge Areas

Large Living Room with TV

Study Spaces

Kitchen

Laundry Room

Supply Closet

Game Tables

Washrooms

Parking (Impark)

Location

Campus housing is right across the road from the main Prince George campus, providing immediate access to many student services.

Campus Amenities

Recreation
Learning Commons (Library)
Cafeteria
Wellness Centre & Medical Clinic
Tutoring (Academic Success Centre)
Counselling
Academic Advising, and more!

Nearby Transit

Pine Centre Mall

CN Centre & Fairgrounds

Grocery Stores

Aquatic Centre

Meet the Nahoonai-a Elder

"I am Theresa Genevieve Pierre and was born and raised in Fort St. James. My parents were Thomas and Evalie Murdock. I am from the Lhts’umusyoo (Beaver) clan. I married into Tlazt’en First Nation where I made my home. I took the Culinary Arts Program at the Fort St James Campus in 2010 where I got my Culinary Arts Diploma. After that, I have worked off and on for CNC College as an Elder and at the Key Adult Drop-In Centre. I have also had the opportunity to work with Nak’azdli First Nation in their Natural Resource Program. I have catered for my community, Tlazt’en, for small and large events and meetings. In my free time I love to travel anywhere and everywhere. I have been with Nahoonai-a since October 2021, supporting CNC students. I have knowledge of many First Nations crafts and stories that I share with the CNC community."

Campus Housing Community

Be a part of a thriving community of fellow students! The Campus Housing community hosts special events exclusive to the Housing community and provides quick access to events taking place on the Prince George campus.

Campus Events

Movie Nights
Cultural and Holiday Events
Educational Sessions & Workshops
Fairs (wellness, careers, etc.)
Stressbusters (exam season events)
Orientation

Housing Events

Karaoke
Potlucks
Game Nights
Movies
And more weekly events!

Aboriginal Resource Centre

The Aboriginal Resource Centre (ARC) provides information and support before and after you become a CNC student that will help you achieve your educational goals. We strive to provide culturally safe services and facilities to indigenous students.

Visit the ARC

Safety & Security

Safewalk

If you feel unsafe walking to or from the school to the Housing buildings at any time, CNC Security can accompany you within the boundaries of campus. The Housing member on shift is also available to assist.

Housing Staff

The Housing Manager and Housing Advisors are here to ensure safety, comfort, and support campus life. Housing Advisors are student leaders who provide mentorship and help to students in Housing. If you have any questions while living in Campus Housing, they will be your first point of contact!

Quiet Hours

The Campus Housing community fosters an academic environment geared toward those committed to their studies. Rest easy at night without disruption.

Sponsorship

Is your nation, employer, organization, or an agency providing funding for your housing during your studies?

To be sponsored, make sure to include in your application:

A copy of your Sponsorship Letter, which must specify the coverage of Housing fees.
Your sponsor’s name, business name, email address, and contact information.

What's Next?

Apply to live in Campus Housing today!

Nahoonai-a Application Nahoonai-a Application

Living in Campus Housing Living in Campus Housing

Frequently Asked Questions

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Campus Housing FAQ

Where do I park while living in Campus Housing?

The Housing parking lot is located behind the Main Campus Housing Building, just off of 22^nd avenue. All lots on college grounds are paid parking. Passes can be purchased through the PayByPhone app, online through Impark (lot code 9890), or at any of the parking meters on campus.
What are my food options?

You can keep your own personal food in your room, make use of the cafeteria and Kodiaks restaurant, or order food for delivery as needed. There are more kitchen supplies in shared spaces for your cooking needs.
Can I receive mail?

Yes. Mailboxes are located on the office wall in the lower lounge of the Main Building, and near the main entrance to Nahoonai-a. Mail is delivered weekdays around 1:00 pm-3:00 pm. All packages too large to fit into mailboxes will be held at the Main Campus Housing office for student pickup.
Are there laundry facilities?

Campus Housing has a laundry room on each floor, with two washers and two dryers per room. All washers and dryers in the Main Building are card operated. Laundry cards can be purchased or replaced for $5.00 each at the Housing office. In Nahoonai-a, laundry costs are included in your fees.

Room Types

Extension Rates

Extensions charged weekly only from Sunday – Saturday for

the period between terms
extending stay past regular Academic Term dates (for practicums, clinicals, etc.)

Areas of Study

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