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La Cité Collégiale is a french language community college located in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. It is Canada’s largest French-language college outside of Quebec. The college was created as an offshoot of Algonquin College when that school's French studies got too big for the college. Its main campus is in Ottawa, with secondary campuses in Hawkesbury, Ontario and Cornwall, Ontario.

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