• There are 3 campuses:
  • Lambton, Toronto
  • Lambton, Sarnia
  • Lambton, Mississauga
• Facilities such as the Indian canteen, tim hortons, the library, and the medical and IT facilities. Different kinds of labs. Gym for students (free). And more.
• Every festival is celebrated on campus. Majorly like Canada Day, Christmas, Diwali and more.
• The student forms teams or groups to facilitate the event. For example, once they celebrated the Philippines independence day.

• I used facebook marketplace to find the accommodation. My monthly rent was $900, including utilities and wifi. HydroElectricity, gas and wifi, along with laundry (dryer and washer), a microwave, fridge and a little bit of furniture like a sofa, a tea table and a dining table.
• Look for a place in the area of north york near by don mills subway station. That way students can easily access college and downtown toronto for part-time work.
• My accommodation was around 5 km from college; however, it took 40 mins to 60 mins to reach there.

• Lambton, Ottawa is operating on Saint Paul University's Campus sharing the facility.
• They have collaborated with the UOttawa for Sports and Gym Facility. So students have to visit UOttawa for a Gym access Card.

• The retal cost can be estimated to be 600 to 900 CAD a month for Private room. I stayed with my friend so we shared a room and that costed me 450 including utilities

• Lambton College has one campus in Sarnia with excellent facilities like a library, sport amenities, and a medical center. Popular events include International Week and Orientation Day. Extracurriculars include tech clubs, sport activities and student government, fostering personal and professional growth.

• I found my accommodation through online rental websites, local facebook groups and agents. The main challenges were intense competition and limited affordable options near campus. I recommend starting early and exploring multiple platforms for the best results, even Facebook Marketplace and community groups.

• There are 2 campus in total, one in sarnia, one here in toronto, each and every facility is here like library, games room, personal study room, free gym membership, canteen, medical services.
• There were alot of events happened frequently like IT fest, dance competition, hackathon, rangoli, Diwali and mehndi festivals, and sports events. We really enjoyed them
   

• I searched through an app called KIJIJI, my monthly rent was 500 canadian dollars.
• Well the places are really hard to find, like we were not sure about the behaviour of landlords, how responsible they are, or how they gonna treat us, this thing is really challenging, and then finding the neat and clean room comes after that, this is the only was to look through online apps, it was 10 km away
   

• They have a total of 3 campuses. main is in Sarnia, which is the best.
• If you want to study at Lambton College, you should go to Sarnia Campus. As I was at the Toronto campus. I can't comment on the other campuses.
• As far as the Toronto campus is concerned, it's not that big. They have a small Gym, but nobody uses it. Apart from a good convocation ceremony, they did not offer any extracurricular activities.
• I would again say that overall experience in terms of the Toronto campus was average.

• Search methods - Marketplace, Kijiji, or friends.
• Challenges - Be careful before moving into any place, as the environment of the house and the company you keep matters the most, especially when you are away from home.
• Recommendation - Find a Srilankan or Chinese house owner as they give you good amenities in the house like wifi and other utilities and cheaper rent than an Indian house owner. (experience may differ for individuals.)

My college organizes a lot of events because of the multi-culture every festival or important day is celebrated here. For example, Independence Day for India, the Philippians, and the Jamaicans. Secondly, the infrastructure is not bad, Lambton College has its own 2 buildings both of them have a lot of facilities, like Tim Horton, Canteen, Gym, Yoga room, Counselling facilities, Library etc.

For accommodation, you have to find it on your own. I'm living here with my relatives. There are accommodations on a sharing basis as well as private but it's just the cost that matters. For sharing it is a little cheap as compare to a private room and location also matters.

It is good, I mean they organize various activities and events and talent shows for students to enjoy and rejuvenate.

I am living on sharing basis and paying $500 per month including utilities.

The campus was recently renovated by the time we left the campus only the cafeteria was completely renovated from a very small space with limited offering and no seating to a bigger, better more spacious cafeteria with more seating, and a newly constructed Jym the campus also offers ample sitting space with computers wifi and printers

Rented a basement room for CAD 500

Facilities include library, free wifi, gym, study rooms. There are events most of the time happening around the corner organised either by the college or the clubs.

I found an accommodation near the college. It is one room, around CAD 700, with wifi and utilities. It is a house with different rooms for rent.

There are clubs, events, and extracurricular activities on campus as well as research facilities, libraries, a gym, and WiFi, but the sports facilities are not there.

It’s too costly; I paid 730$, which is above average for a shared room.