Convocation Highlights 2019

More than 4,500 students graduated during 21 convocation ceremonies

Congratulations to the Class of 2019. We celebrated more than 4,500 graduates during our convocation ceremonies across the province. View highlights from our 2019 ceremonies.

11/11/19

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