Surrey, British Columbia | April 28, 2026
The event brought together graduates, faculty, staff, family members, and guests to recognize the hard work, dedication, and perseverance that led to this important milestone as students prepared to begin the next chapter of their professional journeys.
The event began with opening remarks from the Master of Ceremonies, followed by an inspiring valedictorian address delivered by Herman Kurrha, graduate of the Medical Lab Assistant Diploma program. 
The address reflected on the challenges overcome, the personal growth achieved, and the determination that defined the graduating class. It also encouraged classmates to embrace future opportunities with confidence.
One of the ceremony’s most memorable moments was the graduation procession, as students proudly crossed the stage to receive their credentials and celebrate the successful completion of their programs.
The event concluded with closing remarks delivered by Dylan Matter, Chief Operating Officer of Cambria College, who congratulated the graduates on their accomplishments and encouraged them to continue pursuing excellence throughout their careers.
At Cambria College, our mission is to empower individuals with quality education and practical skills that lead to meaningful careers. This graduating class reflects that commitment through their hard work, resilience, and readiness to make a positive impact.
This graduating class reflects that commitment through their hard work, resilience, and readiness to make a positive impact in their chosen fields.
Cambria College extends its heartfelt congratulations to every graduate and sincere thanks to the faculty, staff, families, and supporters whose encouragement helped make this achievement possible. As the Class of 2026 begins the next chapter of its journey, the College looks forward to seeing the positive impact these graduates will make in their communities and chosen professions.
Graduates and families who would like to revisit the evening are invited to view the photo album from the ceremony. Graduates should have received a password to access the gallery and share these moments with those who couldn’t attend.