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Jaime Zawadski, a first year PR student at the college, knows how important therapy is. Being a survivor of sexual assault, Zawadski shared her story to her class in order to support a fundraising campaign for the CTSACT.

Public relations students launch annual initiative

Brian G. Sharbin — March 18, 2019

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Anne Kalil and soon-to-be retiree Audrey Rosa are all smiles during the reception. After many years as a counsellor at the college, Rosa is looking forward to life after work.

Algonquin celebrates big group of retiring employees

Brian G. Sharbin — April 02, 2019

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Matt St. Jules is breaking new ground. After quitting his day job, St. Jules is focusing on his full-time music career.

Passion, hard work, leads MIA grad to greener pastures

Brian G. Sharbin — October 31, 2019

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Azim Keshavjee, Comfortably Numb's lead singer and guitarist, plays every riff with passion. This is now their fourth straight sold-out show at the ACT.

Comfortably Numb dazzles Algonquin with brand-new set

Brian G. Sharbin
February 13, 2019

Will Brisebois and Will Lepine have been running their studio for one and a half years. They look to make their mark in the recording industry.

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Scoreboard Recordings: professional work, friendly atmosphere

Brian G. Sharbin
February 13, 2019

The Algonquin Thunder congratulate their opponents after a tight contest. With most of the team coming back next year, the Thunder are confident they'll come back stronger.

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Women’s volleyball team fall short in crucial matchup

Brian G. Sharbin
February 20, 2019

Hundreds clog downtown to mark three years of Phoenix pay woes

Hundreds clog downtown to mark three years of Phoenix pay woes

Brian G. Sharbin
March 04, 2019

Chris Hofley, communications and content specialist for OSEG, stands on the field of TD Place.

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Passion, hard work leads Algonquin grad to dream job

Brian G. Sharbin
March 05, 2019

Assumptions are natural, but we shouldn’t give in

Assumptions are natural, but we shouldn’t give in

Brian G. Sharbin
March 15, 2019

Jaime Zawadski, a first year PR student at the college, knows how important therapy is. Being a survivor of sexual assault, Zawadski shared her story to her class in order to support a fundraising campaign for the CTSACT.

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Public relations students launch annual initiative

Brian G. Sharbin
March 18, 2019

Caitlan Coleman, estranged spouse of Joshua Boyle, expected to start testifying later today

Caitlan Coleman, estranged spouse of Joshua Boyle, expected to start testifying later today

Brian G. Sharbin
March 29, 2019

Anne Kalil and soon-to-be retiree Audrey Rosa are all smiles during the reception. After many years as a counsellor at the college, Rosa is looking forward to life after work.

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Algonquin celebrates big group of retiring employees

Brian G. Sharbin
April 02, 2019

It’s time to update the U-Pass opt-out policies

It’s time to update the U-Pass opt-out policies

Brian G. Sharbin
September 26, 2019

The Times on Thursday

The Times on Thursday

Brian G. Sharbin
October 09, 2019

Our election night team hard at work. Co-hosts Robin Payn and Qadeer Popal work with technical producer Eli Pearson and Ty Golden-Duval, production support.

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Federal election 2019: Algonquin Times and CKDJ 107.9 in the field

Brian G. Sharbin
October 21, 2019

Matt St. Jules is breaking new ground. After quitting his day job, St. Jules is focusing on his full-time music career.

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Passion, hard work, leads MIA grad to greener pastures

Brian G. Sharbin
October 31, 2019

Thunder guard Jody Gerus initiates a play in the offensive zone. Gerus tallied 12 points in the game, good for third in her team.

Thunder women’s basketball team remains undefeated after home win against Seneca

Brian G. Sharbin
November 24, 2019

Colin Mills, Algonquin's MIA program creator and coordinator, is pleased with the progression of the program. The MIA program celebrated its tenth anniversary this academic year.

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Music Industry Arts: 10 years later

Brian G. Sharbin
November 27, 2019

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