Doyle House
Co-ed House
Total Capacity: 102 Students
Single Bedrooms: 28
Double Bedrooms: 37
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John Christopher Doyle,
versatile, colourful and controversial promoter and industrialist,
was born in the United Sates, trained as a specialist mining
engineer at Chicago and served as a staff officer with the American
Army during the North African and Italian campaigns. In the
post-war years he became a Canadian citizen and carved a North
American and European career in developing the iron ore resources
of Labrador. This enterprise, one of the great iron-mining
operations of the Americas, John C. Doyle conceived, planned and
carried through with technical acumen and a relentless and driving
energy. He has become one of the builders of the developing
industrial giant of Labrador and a generous friend of the
University whose benefactors were acknowledged by the conferring of
the degree of Doctor of Letters (honoris causa).Apply to Residence | Housing Home
