Conestoga news

Conestoga students and alumni are turning their skills into businesses while supporting organizations across Waterloo Region through the Conestoga Entrepreneurship

Conestoga graduate Brannon Moore-Goldsmith is bringing colour, identity and community connection to public spaces across Waterloo Region through the 2026

Conestoga will welcome athletes, coaches, officials and spectators to the Student Recreation Centre this summer as part of the 2026

The Conestoga flag (Pride flag in the month of June) will be flown at half-mast until the afternoon of July

New graduates will be honoured at Conestoga’s spring convocation ceremonies from June 22-26 at Bingemans Conference Centre in Kitchener.

Conestoga students and faculty were recently recognized at the Canadian Society of Respiratory Therapists (CSRT) Education Conference in Whistler, B.C.,

Two Conestoga entrepreneurs have been named recipients of the Equitable Life of Canada Community Venture Award. This year’s honourees are

Diana Degan, a graduate of Conestoga’s Post-Secondary Teaching program, professor in the School of Business and invigilator in the Test

More than 320 young women joined the Jill of All Trades event at the Conestoga Skilled Trades Campus in Cambridge

The Conestoga community celebrated the accomplishments of the first cohort of Commercial Flight Operations students at the Wings Reception on

Conestoga’s Bloom restaurant and its student chefs joined this year’s La Tablée des Chefs event at the end of March.

Student projects from 20 programs across the schools of Engineering & Technology and Applied Computer Science & Information Technology were

Be-Dah-Bin Gamik, Indigenous Services at Conestoga, in collaboration with the college’s student association Conestoga Students Inc. (CSI), is displaying red

Conestoga students finished with 15 medals at the 2026 Skills Ontario Competition, held May 4-5 at the Toronto Congress Centre.

Second-year students from Conestoga's Woodworking Technician program displayed their capstone projects at a showcase held in the Woodworking Centre of

Graduating students from Conestoga’s Advertising and Marketing Communications program developed comprehensive communications and marketing strategies for Instrumental Inc., a non-profit

The 16th annual traditional Pow Wow hosted by Be-Dah-Bin Gamik, Indigenous Services at Conestoga, at the Kitchener - Doon campus

Conestoga student Bennett Winer was crowned the winner of the Architectural Woodwork Manufacturers Association of Canada (AWMAC) Ontario chapter’s Apprenticeship

Conestoga’s Pet Grooming program is supporting local shelters and animal organizations by providing free grooming services for cats and dogs.

The Bachelor of Community and Criminal Justice (BCCJ) program organized a team for this year’s Coldest Night of the Year