Leger, in Sherbrooke's industrial park, is building 1 of 3 on the Sherbrooke bitcoin mining campus of Keel Infrastructure, formerly Bitfarms. The single-storey facility of about 65,000 sq ft combines a 1981 industrial building with a purpose-built mining addition. The site is slated to close if the Sherbrooke HPC campus proceeds.
Site History
- July 2026: Sherbrooke approved Keel's plan to consolidate the power of its Bunker, Leger and Garlock mines into one HPC campus, subject to provincial approval.
- April 2026: Bitfarms completed its move to the United States and became Keel Infrastructure.
- April 2022: Mining began in the purpose-built facility.
- September 2021: Bitfarms signed the lease for the purpose-built facility.
- February 2019: Bitfarms sold the building to a real estate developer, who agreed to build a mining addition and lease the site back to Bitfarms.
- November 2018: Bitfarms started mining in the building.
Project Profile
- Tenure: leased
- Power: hydroelectric grid supply; no behind-the-meter generation
- Use: bitcoin mining