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“I became involved with Frontier College as a volunteer for the Peter Gzowski golf tournaments (PGI) for literacy. Meeting the people who have learned to read later in life has been profoundly inspiring. They have become my heroes. Also, it turns out that all of my closest friends are involved in literacy in some way. You could say that Frontier College has changed my life, too.”
Shelagh Rogers, host CBC Radio — Sounds Like Canada
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“Frontier College has been on the forefront of literacy in Canada for more than 100 years and continues to be a leader, reaching out to people and responding to their learning needs. Furthermore, they provide critical youth leadership development to thousands of university-aged volunteers each year. I am pleased to be involved with and support Frontier College.” Gerry McCaughey, President and Chief Executive Officer, CIBC
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“I was first introduced to Frontier College and Dr. Edmund Bradwin…in the spring of 1952. Bradwin inspired me to believe that working as a Labourer-Teacher ten hours a day, six days a week, and teaching new immigrants at night, was a special privilege. My summers with Frontier College taught me the great fulfillment and even joy that can be obtained through public service. I shall always be grateful to Dr. Bradwin for his inspiration and for his lessons so well taught.”
R. Roy McMurtry, Q.C. Former Frontier College Labourer-Teacher and former Chief Justice of Ontario
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