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The Jack Doyle Athletics and Recreation Centre has been shut since Jan. 5 due to provincial COVID-19 mandates. It will reopen on Monday, Jan. 31 to vaccinated Algonquin College students and staff.

ARC to reopen Monday, Jan. 31

Aadil Naik — January 27, 2022

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Patrick Smith, a professor in the professional writing program, finds teaching to black boxes that are absent of “feedback from facial expressions,” to be the hardest part of moving online – a sentiment shared by many teachers.

Teaching to black screens

Aadil Naik — February 04, 2022

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Thaya Kandiah, owner of Thana Markets on Bank St., said 60 to 70 per cent of his customers are non-white. He has witnessed demand for Indian groceries continue to grow since he bought the place in 2008.

The taste of home

Aadil Naik — February 16, 2022

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More articles by Aadil Naik

The Jack Doyle Athletics and Recreation Centre has been shut since Jan. 5 due to provincial COVID-19 mandates. It will reopen on Monday, Jan. 31 to vaccinated Algonquin College students and staff.

Photo: Aadil Naik

ARC to reopen Monday, Jan. 31

Aadil Naik
January 27, 2022

Customer service, and how it is perceived, remains at the heart of the hospitality industry.

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The customer is not always right.

Aadil Naik
January 29, 2022

Patrick Smith, a professor in the professional writing program, finds teaching to black boxes that are absent of “feedback from facial expressions,” to be the hardest part of moving online – a sentiment shared by many teachers.

Photo: Aadil Naik

Teaching to black screens

Aadil Naik
February 04, 2022

Peter Sloly resigns as Ottawa police chief

Peter Sloly resigns as Ottawa police chief

Aadil Naik
February 16, 2022

Thaya Kandiah, owner of Thana Markets on Bank St., said 60 to 70 per cent of his customers are non-white. He has witnessed demand for Indian groceries continue to grow since he bought the place in 2008.

Photo: Aadil Naik

The taste of home

Aadil Naik
February 16, 2022

Eternity Martis, award winning author of They Said This Would Be Fun

Photo: Race, Campus Life and Growing Up, believes students experiencing racism need institutions to stand with them. Sarah Crawford, sexual violence prevention and harm reduction coordinator, interviewed her about these issues and more. Photo credit

Eternity Martis says improving the college experience for BIPOC students requires institutional change

Aadil Naik
February 22, 2022

Zerious Loney, last week's OCAA Athlete of the Week, lines up the perfect free throw.

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Wolves scrape through to OCAA basketball quarterfinals

Aadil Naik
March 11, 2022

The severity of the truckers protest in late January hit unexpectedly and set the tone for the emotional rollercoaster the rest of the term would hold.

Photo: Liam Fox

2022: The sucker punch we didn’t deserve

Aadil Naik
April 07, 2022

“This is a motorcycle operator skills safety course, so they can expect to know how to use a bike,” said Tiffany O’Leary, a RSAO instructor, about what candidates can hope to learn from the M2 course offered by RSAO at the college’s Ottawa campus.

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New riders gear up for popular motorcycle course on Ottawa campus

Aadil Naik
September 14, 2022

It was a cold night to play soccer, with the temperature hovering in the six-to-eight degrees Celsius range, but the teams didn't let that stop them putting on a show.

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Wolves’ men’s soccer team return to winning ways, beating Colts 5-1

Aadil Naik
September 25, 2022

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Women’s soccer Wolves rule Durham Lords in final regular season match

Aadil Naik
October 17, 2022

Violence is a part of our daily news intake, and it has stopped having the effect it should, writer Aadil Naik argues.

Photo: Rohan Kanchan

How did we become so desensitized to overt violence?

Aadil Naik
October 20, 2022

Bhangra originated in the Northern state of Punjab in India, and is traditionally performed in a circle by farmers during the harvest season. It is a popular dance form in India and will regularly be performed at parties and celebrations.

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Algonquin College throws a Diwali party

Aadil Naik
October 21, 2022

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