Depression affects everyone
Depression is a common and serious medical illness that everyone should not only be aware of, but on the lookout for in case it affects loved ones.
“You don’t know my situation” – An exploration into the coping strategies of the homeless
People who are homeless long for a sense of community. Homeless camps are helping with that.
Fashion ICONdors: Week of Oct. 18
This week’s Fashion ICONdors: Morgan Jadischke, Olivia Morris, Julianna Baltzer, Eric Hanson, Kiyana Wheeler, Marshall Point, Aiden Shaddick and Kelsey Turner.
Students donate their skills and time to worthy non-profits
Conestoga public relations and graphic design students helped solve communication challenges during this year’s Creative Day for Social Change.
Club Fair aimed at raising awareness of non-academic student activities
With 35 different clubs around Conestoga’s various campuses, there seems to be no shortage of extracurricular options.
It Takes a Village spreads a wealth of dignity and community
The store, It Takes a Village, in Listowel, Ont., is making a difference. It’s similar to most thrift stores except no money is exchanged.
That ‘uneasy feeling’ is prevalent among female students
The experience of a Fanshawe College student late last month illustrates the dangers women, on or near post-secondary campuses, face on a regular basis.
Hawk gives woman’s small dog a free ride across county lines
Paisley, a seven-year-old pomchi from the Cambridge area, was scooped up by a hawk and later found many kilometres from home, slightly sore but otherwise OK.
Regional council candidate’s signs become vandalism target
Rob Brunette believes vandals may have been responding to his proposal to create a self-sufficient homeless shelter in Cambridge.
Indigenous Music Fest hopes to showcase culture in a fun way
As part of Cultural Diversity Week at Conestoga College, Aboriginal Services is hosting the Indigenous Music Fest on Friday.
Optimism abounds ahead of Condor women’s volleyball season
Coach Haiqu-Liu describes the skills of this year’s squad as being ‘light years ahead’ of where the team was last year.
Women’s basketball Condors have high hopes as season begins
Better conditioning and more experienced players will make a difference, says head coach Dee Channer.
Oct. 17: Was it the chillest day in Canadian history or the opening of a Pandora’s box?
Despite this week’s euphoria among cannabis users, many medical and mental health experts warns that legalization of the substance is still an ‘uncontrolled experiment.’
Men’s soccer: Huskies win 4-1 against Condors in final game of the season
The Condors’ Osman Osmansoy scored Conestoga’s only goal as the team finished the season in sixth place.
