"In the year of nineteen hundred and sixty, in the community of Windsor Park, there opened a school that became a legend.

Windsor Park Collegiate was built during the Cold War, and rumors of a large bomb shelter in the foundation of the school have been propagated by students, staff and alumni for decades.

Despite the school being constructed with a large, open area in its foundation, there is no evidence that it was ever designed as any sort of bomb shelter.

[3] This unused underground space is accessible though a crawlspace near the former basement cafeteria, and a door near the main gym changing rooms.

Here they train and "employ" exclusively the students who are in the Occupational Skills Program within the Louis Riel School Division.

The program was a great success in reaching its goals, but is still operated largely off donations and public funding.