About
History
Built in 1956, the Shawinigan Student Residences building was first an early childhood school administered by the Dominican sisters. Subsequently, better known as the Saint-Dominique Center, the building became a place for retreats and spiritual activities. In 2012, the nuns of the Trinity moved in to live with the Dominicans until the building was sold in 2023.
Since then, in collaboration with the city and the Cégep de Shawinigan, we have adapted the building to accommodate students. We are therefore happy to perpetuate the educational mission of the place.
Mission, vision and values
Already involved in a residence for seniors (RPA), our family business also wants to do its part to support younger generations.
Our mission
To provide living environments where the joy of living is rooted in pride in our collective heritage and confidence in our common future.
Our vision
To offer quality, affordable rental spaces conducive to the studies and development of students in our community.
Our values
- Daily joy
- Mutual aid in a community spirit
- The rigor of a job well done
- The integration of all with respect for each
