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Kemptville Campus Education and Community Centre is an educational and multi-use facility serving the community of North Grenville and surrounding Area. The Campus includes 630 acres and 17 main buildings, as well as woodlands, cropland, wetland, greenspace, green houses, an agroforestry centre and maple bush, trails, and other buildings - sports facilities, residence, and catering facilities.
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Peter Wensink 1960 - 2020
Friday, 10 July 2020
It is with deep sadness and heavy hearts that we convey the sudden passing of our dear friend and colleague… -
Kemptville Campus Update
Friday, 01 May 2020
As the grounds, trees and shrubs at Kemptville Campus start to come alive with beautiful shades of green, it’s time… -
Kemptville Campus COVID-19 Statement
Tuesday, 17 March 2020
Until further notice, the Kemptville Campus Education and Community Centre - Administration Offices will remain closed to the general public.…
History of Kemptville Campus
In 1916, Kemptville native and provincial Minister G. Howard Ferguson announced an investment by the Ontario Government of $50,000 toward the establishment of what was to become Kemptville College. By 1919, after three years of preparatory work, land acquisition, and the appointment of its first President, W.J. Bell, Kemptville College was delivering short courses in agriculture in livestock care and crop rotation, plus farm management and other practical courses. The regular two-year agricultural courses began in the fall of 1920.
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