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“God, Canada, Hockey…and not always in that order.”

PÈRE ATHOL MURRAY

With a legacy built on educational opportunities and hockey, Notre Dame emphasises the development of the whole student through purposeful academics, shared values, and ambition tested in the rink, on the court and in the classroom.

Notre Dame Hounds Students

Hounds Hockey. A Tradition of Excellence.

For many Hounds, hockey is a pathway to something bigger—growing character, resilience and excellence by rising to the challenge, on and off the ice.

Notre Dame Hounds Hockey Player on the Ice

Think Deeply. Communicate Clearly. Lead Confidently.

Notre Dame’s small class sizes foster curiosity, rigour and the skills needed to think independently, communicate effectively, collaborate generously and lead confidently.

Three male Notre Dame students doing a science experiment at school

A Home Away from Home. Friends for Life.

Over 90% of students live on campus, building a community of friendship, study, laughter and encouragement that shapes maturity, confidence and lasting life skills.

Two female Notre Dame students smiling for a Photo

Local, International & Summer Hockey Camps

Notre Dame’s hockey camps span Canada, the United States, Mexico and Asia, blending elite training with mind, body and spiritual development to unlock every players’ potential.

Kids playing hockey at a summer camp

Remembering Père


Father Athol Murray built Notre Dame with the belief that a little school on the prairies could change the world. A member of the Order of Canada and Hockey Hall of Fame, Père’s impact on generations of Hounds is everlasting.

“To him who does what in him lies, God will not deny His grace.

To learn more about Père’s life
visit here.

Father Athol Murray

1920

Founded by the Sisters of Charity of St. Louis

8

Recipients of the Order of Canada

300

Students in Grades 9-12

215+

Hounds drafted or signed by the NHL

1618

average class size

$2M

Financial Assistance and Scholarships annually

10,000

Alumni worldwide

90%

Students living in boarding