Conestoga Connected is an entertaining and informative program that connects Waterloo Region residents to its people and community. Reporters from Conestoga College’s Television and Independent Production program give viewers a peek at life in and around the Tri-City area.
Ethan Horst has years of experience with filming, editing, and posting for social media through his work with StripeLife Canada, and is ready to continue growing his knowledge as a student of the industry. Ethan also loves working in and around sports and is very knowledgeable when it comes to discussing them. Ethan plans to work for a broadcast company that covers live sports productions, where he can continue to develop his skills and be a crucial member of the team.
Ever since Marcus Grosz was a kid he’s been passionate about the arts. He hopes one day to be a writer, director or performer. He has volunteered for a variety of productions at Rogers TV. He loves covering live sports broadcasting. He loves the aspect of constantly being on your toes and that anything can happen at any given moment.
With her charming and fun-loving personality, Payton Daye-Fraser brings a bubbly atmosphere to each project she works on. As a black and Mi’kmaq woman born in Halifax Nova Scotia, storytelling has always been an integral part of her life. Despite enjoying a multitude of roles within the world of television and broadcasting, she has found herself drawn to hosting live shows, as well as writing and directing films.
Rebekah Idsinga is a talented, outgoing and creative individual who loves to learn. After completing Design Foundations and Visual Merchandising Arts, she is excited to complete Broadcasting - Television and Independent Production in spring 2026 and get to working on her career. Her future career hopes include being a reporter for the Toronto Blue Jays or a scriptwriter for film and Television.
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