Campus addresses Canada’s skilled-trades shortage
A skilled-trades, postsecondary campus in Cambridge, Ont., is set to become one of the biggest of its kind in Canada as demand for tradespeople surges across the country.
Phase Two of Conestoga College’s Skilled Trades Campus, now under construction, is on track to welcome students in the fall of 2026. Once complete, the 221,671-square-foot building will join the Phase One structure, a 335,000-square-foot facility that opened in fall 2022.
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