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The Pembroke Public Library would like to extend its very sincere gratitude to Adam Johns (program coordinator at Algonquin College Waterfront Campus), the 2024-2025 Carpentry and Renovation Techniques students, Paul Hammel and the crew from Fifth Line Transport, as well as Troy Purcell, Councillor with the City of Pembroke; all of whom recently came together in an act of community collaboration to construct a beautiful new storage shed for the library.
Huge thanks to you all!

Fantastic! Great job Thomas Cavanagh Construction Ltd. 😎

Behind every project, every milestone, and every success, there’s a team of incredible women helping make it happen. From the field to the office, these are just a handful of the women who keep our company running strong every day.This week (and every week), we celebrate their dedication, expertise, and the impact they make in construction. #WomenInConstruction #InternationalWomensDay #cavanaghconstruction #womeninconstructionweek #ottawa #ottawaconstruction #constructionlife #truckdriver #sewercrew #heavyequipment

We are pleased to provide opportunities for high school students to join our college learning community. Tyler Elliot is a grade 11 Fellowes High School student enrolled in the Ontario Youth Apprenticeship program and is completing level one of our campus carpenter apprenticeship training program. This type of partnership allows high school students to get a head start on their career goals.

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Building partnerships to support student learning experiences continues to be a priority of Algonquin College’s Pembroke Waterfront campus. The campus has been chosen as a DEWALT CANADA® Grow the Trades Grant recipient for its commitment to providing a skills labour force by training skilled trades students.

For the full article, visit https://www.algonquincollege.com/pembroke/2024/11/05/algonquin-colleges-pembroke-campus-is-named-a-dewalt-grow-the-trades-grant-recipient/