Visit and Study in North Grenville, Ontario

NORTH
GRENVILLE
ONTARIO > ST. LAWRENCE REGION
• www.northgrenville.ca
• Located on the Rideau River, in south-eastern Ontario,
midway between suburban Ottawa and the PrescottOgdensburg bridge
Population: approximately 15,000
Approx. 60 km south of Ottawa (30 minute highway drive)
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Notable features:
Small Community
• Less than one hour drive from Ottawa and Kingston
• The largest community in North Grenville is Kemptville
• Main industry: agriculture, manufacturing, and tourism
• Hockey is very popular this area: The Kemptville 73’s are a Tier II Junior “A”
ice hockey team
• Few international students
GREEN AND
GROWING
Main Attractions:
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Old Town Kemptville: www.oldtownkemptville.com
North Grenville Trails (biking, hiking): www.northgrenville.ca/exploreng.cfm
Hollyhock Hills Alpacas: www.hollyhockhillalpacas.ca
Ferguson Forest Centre: www.friendsofthefergusonforest.ca
Municipal Centre: www.northgrenville.ca/programsmain.cfm
With a dynamic blend of rural beauty, small town charm, and
urban convenience, North Grenville is one of the fastest growing
communities in eastern Ontario. Housing a unique blend of rural
and small town culture, this municipality boasts a population of
approximately 15,000 people enjoying the benefits of quality
lifestyle, natural heritage and essential services, while being
located a mere 30 minute drive along a major highway to Canada’s
national capital city of Ottawa. From walking to hiking, skiing to
snowshoeing, North Grenville trails offers year-round reasons
to escape the city and reconnect with nature, while year-round
festivals and events keep the community spirit alive.
Libraries: 2 public library branches: www.ngpl.ca
Shopping Malls: small boutiques and shops
(students may have opportunities for shopping trips to Ottawa)
Movie Theatres: no actual movie theatres, although the Municipal Centre
offers a movie every Friday night
High Schools: 1 Public High School
Public Transit: no public service in town / Charter Bus service to Ottawa
Transit to school may include: School bus / Walking
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www.explorenorthgrenville.ca
Discover: St. Lawrence
St. Lawrence Region. . .
Photo: Upper Canada District School Board
OUTDOOR/FAMILY ACTIVITIES
Photo: Upper Canada District School Board
The St. Lawrence (Upper Canada) Region is an ideal placement
option for international students as it is situated within a
few hours drive of Canada’s national capital city Ottawa,
of Canada’s largest city Toronto and of our bilingual city of
Montreal. Comprised of many cities and towns within 12,000
square kilometres, the majority of students in the schools
are Canadian-born and English speaking, allowing for a true
Canadian immersion experience. Modern classrooms utilizing
the latest technology allow students to study in vibrant learning
environments. This region is a mix of urban cities and charming
small towns offering the best of modern amenities and amazing
outdoor experiences. International students truly enjoy the
security and the care of living in this region.
Location: 50 -120 km from of Ottawa in eastern Ontario
Across the St. Lawrence seaway is New York State
WELCOMING HOST FAMILIES
Photo: Upper Canada District School Board
Outdoor Sports: Boating • Canoeing/kayaking • Cycling • Fishing
• Golfing • Hiking • Horseback Riding • Rollerblading • Sailing •
Skating • Skiing • Snowboarding • Snowmobiling • Snowshoeing
Recreation for students:
• Art Galleries • Coffee shops • Festivals • Libraries • Music Concerts
• Museums • Parks • Restaurants (formal and fast food) • Ski Resorts
(nearby) • Shopping malls & centres • Sports • Theatre • Youth
recreational centres
SUBURBAN -STYLE NEIGHBOURHOODS
Photo: Upper Canada District School Board
Why St. Lawrence Region?
• Safe and welcoming communities and schools
• Within 50 -150 km of both Ottawa and Montreal
• Few international students
• French immersion programmes possible / IB in select schools
• Modern methodologies and staff committed to ensuring every
student’s success.
SEVERAL HIGH SCHOOL OPTIONS IN VARIOUS COMMUNITIES
Photo: Upper Canada District School Board
QUEBEC
 Montreal
ONTARIO
OTTAWA GATEWAY: (50-120 km)
Georgian Bay
OTTAWA
 Cornwall
Carleton Place Smith Falls
  North Grenville
Perth 
Brockville
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Lake Ontario
Niagara Falls 
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