Impact

In many underprivileged villages and towns with no potable water networks, households rely on rooftop water tanks and must use costly electricity to heat water for domestic use. These communities, often abundant in sunshine with minimal cloud cover, represent an untapped opportunity for solar energy utilization. This project explores the affordability and practicality of solar-powered water heating for small residential homes in such areas. 

Navigating life in Canada as a new international student comes with a range of challenges. Recognizing that current resources often lack cohesion, this project investigates the communication dissemination strategies and tactics that reaches international students upon their arrival.

The Canadian food and beverage manufacturing sector is becoming increasingly reliant on exports. This project aims to analyze how changes in the Canada-U.S. exchange rate affect net exports across different industry segments, providing valuable insights to businesses navigating currency fluctuations. 

This CNERG project explored resilience, focusing on how individuals 'bounce back' from adversity and challenge.

This project investigated the thermodynamic feasibility of installing ground-source heat pump heat exchangers alongside or inside septic systems to leverage higher soil temperatures during the heating season.

This project, in collaboration with the Toronto Film Forum, a cultural hub for the Bangladeshi-Canadian community in the Greater Toronto Area, aimed to advance understanding of the socio-cultural factors affecting the mental health of young Bangladeshi-Canadian men.

Through digital content analysis, the project explored cause-related marketing (CRM) networks in Asia/India, analyzed popular CRM campaigns among the top N100 companies in India, and identified emergent themes and tactics.

Conestoga partnered with Halton Health’s information management department. This four-month project used student-led projects to build Agile capabilities in the health information management department at Halton Health.

This projected involved an in-depth analysis of relevant literature and case studies, delving into individual preferences of facility managers concerning sustainability and energy management.

This project explored supply chain integration and management practices, encompassing the procurement of raw materials, parts, equipment, and services, all of which wield significant influence over a company's CSR performance.