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Youth Initiatives

Electrify Your Game!

Note: Registration for this camp is currently closed. Sign up to be notified once new youth camps are available.

Note: Remaining seats for this camp are only available to families who qualify for financial assistance.

Note: Camp registration will open on Monday, March 16 at 9:00am. Sign up to be notified once new youth camps are available.

Throughout this hands-on industrial arts camp, campers will dive into the exciting world of electronics, woodworking and graphic arts while bringing their own “Operation” style board game to life!  

Along the way, campers will master the basics of circuit design, explore cutting-edge tools like laser engravers and cutters and unleash their creativity to craft a fully functional game from scratch. This interactive experience blends technology, craftsmanship and fun for an unforgettable learning adventure! 

Campers will engage in a mix of hands-on themed programming and guided recreation activities throughout the campus. Recreation activities include games and sports, creative and artistic projects, team building challenges and more. We aim to go outside at least once per day, weather permitting. 

Campers are led through their days by experienced leaders from RRC Polytech. 

Age

12-14 years old.

Dates and Fees

DateTimeHoursCost
July 20 – 24, 20269am-4pm35$275

Hours and Location

Drop-Off & Pick-Up 

Camp programming runs from 9am-4pm. Flexible drop-off and pick-up times are available before and after camp. Campers will be supervised during this time.  

  • Drop-Off: Between 8-9am 
  • Pick-Up: Between 4-5 pm 

Location

This camp is held at the Notre Dame Campus. 2055 Notre Dame Avenue, Winnipeg, MB. 

Detailed parking information and locations will be sent by email upon registration. 

Find your way around the Notre Dame Campus with the online campus map.

What to Bring

Campers should bring the following daily:  

  • Packed lunch and snacks (nut free) – Fridges and microwaves are not available 
  • Refillable water bottle 
  • Comfortable clothing and appropriate footwear for activities (closed-toe shoes) 
  • Weather appropriate outerwear for outdoor activities (hat, sunscreen, etc.) 
  • Dress code requirements for this camp will be sent out prior to the camp start date

Registration

Note: Camp registration will open on Monday, March 16 at 9:00am. Sign up to be notified once new youth camps are available.

How to create an account and register for a youth camp

  1. Visit the youth camps registration portal.
  1. Select the camp you’d like to register for.
  1. Click Sign In beside the camp you’d like to register for.
  1. Login using your RRC Polytech credentials, email, or sign up for an account by clicking the bottom icon. 

Please note: You do not need to enter an ID number.

  1. Once signed in, click the icon in the top right corner and select Profile.
  1. From the Profile screen, add the family members you’ll be signing up for a youth camp (please do not sign yourself up).
  1. Once you’ve added family members, go back to the previous screen and select the camp you’d like to register for and click the Register button. 
  1. Follow the registration instructions and sign all required waivers.
  1. Add emergency contacts, authorized pick-ups and other additional information. 
  1. Click Checkout and enter in your payment information to complete your camp registration.

Waitlist Process 

If a camp is full, we encourage you to add your child to the waitlist. If a seat becomes available in your selected camp, we will email you with an offer. To accept the seat, click the link provided in the email. 

You will have 72 hours to accept the seat. If no action is taken within this time, you will be removed from the waitlist. 

Financial Assistance Available

If your family is considered near or low income based on the following table, please complete the Financial Assistance Application below to request a no-cost camp spot.

The information provided will be kept confidential and will be used solely for the purpose of evaluating your application.

Carolyn Sifton Foundation logo

No-cost camp spots are generously made available by the Carolyn Sifton Foundation.

Please contact youthcamps@rrc.ca with any questions.

Financial Assistance Qualification Chart
Household SizeMaximum Gross Household Income
1 person$30,526
2 persons$38,003 
3 persons$46,720 
4 persons$56,724 
5 persons$64,336 
6 persons$72,560 
7+ persons$80,785 
Please note the above table is based on the Low Income Cut Off (LICO) established by the Government of Canada. These figures represent household gross income (before taxes).

Financial Assistance Application

Please complete this application to request a no-cost spot at one of our 2026 summer camps.

Financial Assistance Application

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Our Staff

Two camp leaders will guide each group of 15 campers throughout the day to ensure a safe and fun experience. Campers will engage in hands-on learning with our dedicated and skilled staff. 

All camp staff undergo Criminal Record Checks, Child Abuse Registry Checks, and complete comprehensive training in youth engagement, conflict resolution and safety.  

Refunds and Questions

Refunds must be requested at least fourteen calendar days before the camp start date.

To request a refund or to ask a question about RRC Polytech’s Youth Camps, contact us.

RRC Polytech campuses are located on the lands of the Anishinaabeg, Ininiwak, Anishininwak, Dakota Oyate, and Denésuline, and the National Homeland of the Red River Métis.

We recognize and honour Treaty 3 Territory Shoal Lake 40 First Nation, the source of Winnipeg’s clean drinking water. In addition, we acknowledge Treaty Territories which provide us with access to electricity we use in both our personal and professional lives.