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Student Rentals Sudbury & Region 2 Bedroom - 301 Walford Rd See the listing here The upstairs, which has two bedrooms, will become available for rent after March 2026 Medical students may be interested in it as as year long lease or flexible start, and is available on an ongoing basis as the current tenants will be moving out. It is bright and sunny, and you can walk easily to campus through the golf course or straight down the quiet street to HSN. Unfurnished, but utilities and WiFi included. 3 Bedroom in Bell Park Area See the listing here $2900 a month, utilities included 4 parking spots Available September 15, 2025 Fully Renovated 1-Bedroom Apartment – Prime South End Location Welcome to 2310 Louisa Drive - in one of Sudbury’s most sought-after neighbourhoods! This beautifully renovated 1-bedroom apartment on the main floor offers comfort, privacy, and convenience—all in the heart of the desirable South End. Fully renovated interior with hardwood floors throughout Spacious and bright living and dining area (14 x14) Bedroom (10 x10) 3-piece bath Washer/dryer Private entrance for added privacy Window treatments included Located in a quiet, safe neighbourhood, bus stop in front of house. Private driveway Heat and hydro and Wi-Fi included Plenty of closet space in main entrance Just minutes from Laurentian University, shopping, parks, and more No pets 1850$/month first and last required Please contact 705-561-7488 Paris Street Sudbury Rental - Room Rental for 1 Apartment building across from HSN/Public Health Queen size bed, computer desk, small personal fridge within room 4-piece bathroom and shared common area and balcony Washer/Dryer included Included: Cleaning 1x per month, parking spot, bicycle ramp, internet $1,000/month all inclusive Photos: https://www.dalron.com/available-rentals/apartments-condos/1351-paris-street For more information contact Peggy Fera at (705) 923-0983 or fera.peggy@gmail.com Sudbury - 3 Bedroom Unfurnished Property Unfurnished property with great potential for medical students/residents Currently available Located on Elizabeth Street, Sudbury Full listing information here Walkthrough video here Copper Cliff - 2 Bedroom Basement Apartment for Rent Rent is $1900.00 per month. Includes all utilities, internet, and parking for one spot. Shared laundry. First & last months rent required along with credit cheque. One-year lease. See pictures here . Please contact maggie-may17@hotmail.com for more information. Thunder Bay & Region Thunder Bay Fully Furnished Apartment for Rent Fully furnished apartment with spacious living room, couches, coffee table, and computer desk included. Also included is a queen-size bed with dresser, full kitchen including a full-sized fridge, microwave, dishwasher, pots and pans, dishes, glasses and utensils. The apartment is located in a central location, close to banks, grocery stores, Walmart, Lakehead University and the Law school. Parking spot included in the driveway. Rent is $1200, which includes all the above and all utilities and shared laundry facilities. If interested, call or text Franca at (807)627-8690. Thunder Bay House to Rent - 2 Bedroom Main Floor Near Boulevard $2000/month In unit laundry Utilities included Available for showings More information here Contact Jacob at jacob.brecka@gmail.com Thunder Bay House to Rent - 2-3 Student Occupancy 3 stories + basement 4 bedrooms 2 bathrooms Newly renovated $3000/month or 3150 utilities included Wifi included Fully furnished Heated kitchen floor Walking distance to waterfront, groceries and many bus stops Two car driveway Washer + Dryer Photos here For more information, please contact Tom Ginsberg at ginsberg.tb@gmail.com or at (807) 356-4866 Amethyst Harbour Road Rental - Lake Superior On Lake Superior, great views and trails, beach Big room with two double beds, desk, table and chairs, about 500 sq. ft. Private bathroom with shower. Access to laundry, has a tv. WIFI. Beautiful quiet setting. No access to public transportation. 24 minute drive to Lakehead University and Confederation College. Suitable for a quiet student. Landlord will provide 4 dinners per week More details here If interested please contact clance@tbaytel.net Thunder Bay - 1 Bed 1 Bath Basement Apartment in Parkdale $1500 per month Looking for mature female roommate who is clean, organized, and respectful Must be okay with dogs, as a friendly pup lives in the home (would not go downstairs into apartment) 1 bedroom, 1 full bathroom, living area Shared entrance and driveway with room for parking, shared kitchen and laundry Fully furnished Utilities and Wi-Fi included No smoking No other pets Movati (gym), groceries, LCBO, Tim Horton's and Starbucks all within walking distance Contact Carlie at capennoc@lakeheadu.ca for more information Thunder Bay - 1 Bedroom 1 Bath Luxury Condo in Waverley Park Towers Available June 1, 2025 3rd floor condo with views of Lake Superior and conveniently located in downtown Port Arthur. Private outdoor balcony Building amenities include a fitness centre, indoor pool, sauna, barbecue and patio, activity rooms, etc. All utilities included: heat, electricity, water (internet at tenant's expense) 1 parking space included Laundry facilities on site Additional storage locker included Some furnishings can be included (dining table & chairs, couch, bed, desk) Mandatory smoke-free / pet-free Minimum 1-year lease Rent is $2,400 per month See pictures here . Please text Julie at 807-630-1834 or email at korojulie@gmail.com for more information

Established in 2005, the Northern Ontario School of Medicine University Student Council (NOSMUSC) is the overarching society for the undergraduate student body of the Northern Ontario School of Medicine University. Welcome! Bienvenue! Boozhoo! Established in 2005, the Northern Ontario School of Medicine University Student Council (NOSMUSC) is the overarching society for the undergraduate student body of the Northern Ontario School of Medicine University (NOSMU)*. Voted by YOU, the Student Body, every year we aim to accomplish the following: NOSMUSC is your advocate in liaising with Faculty and Staff to bring about positive changes to the curriculum, policies, career counseling and wellness. NOSMUSC has a focus on providing a global perspective to health and wellness. We aim to offer countless opportunities for you to learn about, advocate for, and improve global, local, and personal health and wellness. NOSMUSC Executive is elected by YOU every year. Our objective is to focus on YOUR needs and to respond to them as best as we can. Don’t hesitate to reach out if you need anything! NOSMSC aims to provide you with the resources required to succeed in medical school. We have guides for CCC, clinical skills, and other relevant study resources. Contact Us! First Name Last Name Message Email Send Thanks for submitting! Updated May 2025

Hello Current Students! Please see the links below for information on various topics relevant to NOSMU students. We're still working on this page, so please check back often for updates! NOSMUSC Facebook Group Join our Facebook group to stay up to date with the NOSMUSC and learn about upcoming events for NOSMU students. You can also follow us on instagram @thenosmusc . NOSMUSC Portfolios Visit this page to learn more about all the ways the NOSMUSC works to support students at NOSMU. Internal, External, and International Opportunities Visit this page for opportunities available to students. Student Rentals Visit this page for more information on rentals available for students in Thunder Bay and Sudbury. Phase 1 FAQs Visit this page for some answers to some frequently asked questions by students in years 1 & 2. NOSMU Ombudsman Resources Visit this page for resources from the Office of the Ombudsman of Ontario, or click here for the student brochure . Students of the Semester Visit this page to see the two chosen students that had an impactful semester. Student Discounts Visit this page for a variety of discounts available for our students.

Welcome Incoming Students! Please see the links below for information on various topics relevant to incoming students. We're still working on this page, so please check back often for updates! Class of 2029 Facebook Group Join this group to stay up to date on upcoming events and deadlines and to chat with current NOSM students! NOSMUSC Facebook Group Join our Facebook group to stay up to date with the NOSMUSC and learn about upcoming events for NOSMU students. You can also follow us on instagram @thenosmusc . NOSMUSC Portfolios Visit this page to learn more about all the ways the NOSMUSC works to support students at NOSMU. Student Rentals Visit this page for more information on rentals available for students in Thunder Bay and Sudbury. Orientation Week East | West Visit this page for more information on your orientation week. FAQs Visit this page for some answers to some frequently asked questions by Incoming students.

Health Benefits NOSMUSC is excited to be offer ing Health Benefits Coverage to all NOSM University UME, NODIP and Graduate Students as of November 2025. MAKE A CLAIM GOOGLE DRIVE WITH MORE DETAILS NOSMU HEALTH BENEFITS PAGE DOWNLOAD YOUR STUDENT BENEFIT CARD FAQs PRICE NEGOTIATION PROCESS & UPDATES

Your main page for important NOSMUSC documents and reimbursement forms. NOSMUSC Documents To access the NOSMUSC documents, you will need to use your NOSMU Google Drive access once you select the document you wish to view below. Constitution NOSMU Constitution, for a complete list of all NOSMUSC policies, by-laws, and organizational structure. 2025-2026 Meeting Minutes Meeting minutes, for details on items discussed during NOSMUSC monthly meetings. Motions Motions, for details on actions taken by the NOSMUSC. Budget NOSMUSC budget, for details on NOSMUSC spending and revenue. 2025-2026 Budget Reimbursement forms and Student Travel Fund. Price negotiation process & updates 2025-2026 Edit

Incoming Student Frequently Asked Questions Q. Do I need a stethoscope for year 1? A. Yes! You'll be using a stethoscope for clinical skills sessions starting in your first unit. You can get whichever model and colour you'd like. Q. Do I need scrubs for Year 1? A. No. You can buy them if you'd like and many students do, but they are not necessary. If you find yourself in the hospital there are hospital issued scrubs you can use. Q. What other supplies do I need? A. A laptop compatible with the software NOSM uses for examinations. This information can be found here . The library has laptops available if yours does not meet the requirements for examinations. You can only use them up to two times before yours must have the appropriate capabilities. Q. Should I be doing school work before September starts? A. Most people do not. Q. What does the school year look like for first years? A. You will have 6 modules, each being approximately 6 weeks long (with some variation). Each block covers a different body system, aside from the first unit which is more general science content to get everybody on the same page. There are didactic lectures as well as small group learning. NOSM will provide you with a schedule for the whole year through Google Calendar. Q. What are assessments like? A. At the end of each module you write 3 exams. 2 of these are written on a Thursday, and the other the Friday the day after. 106 is the only module these dates often vary (Monday/Tuesday). NOSM has specific themes seen here . You write an exam on Themes 2, 3, and 5 on Thursday. Your other Thursday exam is called the P1SA Part One and tests Theme 4 content (foundations of medicine content). Friday is P1SA Part Two, also testing Theme 4 content however more lab focused. Q. What is O-Week? A. It's an introduction to get to know your class and the second years. Q. Do I need a parking pass? Where do I get one? A. Thunder Bay : NOSMU is located on Lakehead University's campus where parking is either pay per day or with a pass (a pass is cheaper and what the majority of students do). Many first years get a School Year Pass (Sept 1 - April 30). After they return from ICE Placement in first year (most of may) they get a monthly pass or pay daily. Lakehead parking information can be found here . Passes can be purchased online and picked up from security on Lakehead's campus. Sudbury : Parking passes for the Sudbury campus are purchased from Laurentian University and can be purchased in person or through the phone. It is not mandatory that you have a parking pass, but most students find it makes things easier. The lot number for NOSM is lot #11. Q. Do I get a locker? A. Lockers are available on both campuses. More information will come from NOSM. Q. Does NOSM provide health benefits.? A. Yes. Information can be found here . Q. What food is available on campus? A. Thunder Bay : Food on campus is only what is offered on the Lakehead campus. There's a Subway, a pizza place, a Starbucks, and The Study is a popular coffee shop on campus. The Outpost also offers food. Most students bring their own lunch. We have a lounge with a fridge, microwave, and a Keurig. Sudbury : Food on campus is only what is offered at the Laurentian campus. There is a Subway, Tim’s, and Quesada! Most students if they’re looking to go out they just drive somewhere! Many pack lunches and there’s a whole kitchen with microwave and Keurigs and fridges! Updated June 2025.

Frequently Asked Questions Q: Can I opt-out of the Health Benefits Plan? A: If students have Health Benefits coverage through another means (e.g. parents, spouse, etc.) they can opt out of the NOSMU plan, but must show proof of this to be eligible to opt-out. Opt-out period will be September 1st-30th, 2024. Students will opt-out directly through the NOSMUSC Health Benefits page Q: Can I add a dependent to my plan (spouse, children, etc.)? A: Dependents can be added to your plan, the cost to do so is paid directly through WeSpeakStudent on the NOSMUSC Health Benefits page during the Opt-In/Opt-Out period from September 1st-30th, 2024. Q: How do fees and enrollment work? A: For Undergraduate Medical Education (UME) Students, Fees are paid directly to NOSM University and collected as part of student ancillary fees when tuition is paid. Students will be automatically enrolled in the plan as of September 1, 2024.

Students of the Semester Hannah is a 2nd year student on the East Campus who is recognized for her leadership and deep commitment to community. She serves as a Local Officer of Indigenous Health as part of Student Council and is an active member of the NOSM U Indigenous Reference Group, where she helps amplify Indigenous voices, supports mentorship initiatives, and contributes to admissions efforts that promote Indigenous representation in medicine. Additionally, she is involved in a number of research projects at NOSM U and beyond. Her impact spans student governance, advocacy, and scholarship, making her a standout peer. Brooklyn is a 3rd year student on the West Campus, known for her creativity, compassion, and dedication to student wellness. As the Wellness Representative, she has created an inclusive, supportive environment through initiatives like yoga sessions, book clubs, and the thoughtful “WBesties” awards. She also serves as VP Communications on Student Council, managing communications behind the scenes. Her academic work includes co-authoring a chapter on self-compassion in medicine and presenting at ICAM, reflecting her passion for supporting medical learners. The NOSMUSC is proud to highlight student excellence! Although only 2 students were selected, we would like to acknowledge the many students at NOSMU that contribute positively to the student sphere.

Disclaimer - this is a list of suggested resources found to be useful by students. They are by no means official NOSMU resources and we do not own/update this content EDI Resources Black Medical Students' Association of Canada / Association Canadienne des Étudiants Noirs en Médecine (BMSAC) https://www.bmsac.ca/en/our-work-projects/ * this is a list of suggested resources found to be useful by students. They are by no mean official NOSM resources and we do not own/update this content.

Your spot for relevant student wellness resource links. Learner Wellness We acknowledge that it can be challenging to reach out for help, and that sometimes it is unclear what resources are available to students. Please see the Infograph below for a summary of mental health resources available to NOSMU students provided by the Mental Health Interest Group and feel free to reach out to your Wellness Year Representatives or the Learner Wellness Committee Chair . NOSMU Well app NOSMU Learner Wellness Page WELLNESS4MDS