John Horgan Campus opens in Langford

The John Horgan Campus of Royal Roads University officially opened in Langford, providing innovative post-secondary education for an increasing number of local students. Premier David Eby stated that the campus represents a pathway to future prosperity, honoring the legacy of the late premier John Horgan, a strong education advocate. The facility will support around 1,300 full-time students, offering programs ranging from health care to sustainability. The campus was developed through a collaboration of RRU, UVic, Camosun College, and local school districts, addressing the educational needs of the community. Designed with sustainability at its core, the building has gained LEED gold certification and zero-carbon status, incorporating features like B.

C. mass timber and low-carbon concrete. Local leaders, including Bowinn Ma and Ravi Parmar, emphasized the campus's significance as a resource for families and students in Langford. Additionally, the campus includes an Indigenous center and a startup hub, fostering community engagement and entrepreneurship. This initiative reflects a commitment to accessible education and local innovation in Westshore.