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Ryan Bonacci, a part-time tourism-travel instructor, says that the program will be hosting employer presentations that walk students through the day in an employee's life for a particular company.

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Graduates entering the tourism industry have had to learn without hands-on training

Online Editor — February 22, 2022

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Annette Carla Bouzi, president of OPSEU Local 415 (Academic Union) for Algonquin College, said the faculty sent the CEC a message that the offer they had on the table was not acceptable and negotiation should begin in earnest.

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Ontario college faculty reject offer and phase 3 of work-to-rule begins

Online Editor — March 03, 2022

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Amelia Medl (top left), Shane Deavy (bottom left) and Laila Doyon (right), are all grateful a strike didn't happen.

<img class="image-square" src="https://algonquintimes.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/Final.jpg" alt="Amelia Medl (top left), Shane Deavy (bottom left) and Laila Doyon (right), are all grateful a strike didn't happen." />

College students relieved after faculty strike averted

Online Editor — March 22, 2022

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Ryan Bonacci, a part-time tourism-travel instructor, says that the program will be hosting employer presentations that walk students through the day in an employee's life for a particular company.

<img class="image-square" src="https://algonquintimes.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/Ryan-Bonacci-1-Resize.jpg" alt="Ryan Bonacci, a part-time tourism-travel instructor, says that the program will be hosting employer presentations that walk students through the day in an employee's life for a particular company." />

Photo: Stephane Gunner

Graduates entering the tourism industry have had to learn without hands-on training

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February 22, 2022

Annette Carla Bouzi, president of OPSEU Local 415 (Academic Union) for Algonquin College, said the faculty sent the CEC a message that the offer they had on the table was not acceptable and negotiation should begin in earnest.

<img class="image-square" src="https://algonquintimes.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/president-annette-carla-bouzi.jpg" alt="Annette Carla Bouzi, president of OPSEU Local 415 (Academic Union) for Algonquin College, said the faculty sent the CEC a message that the offer they had on the table was not acceptable and negotiation should begin in earnest." />

Photo: Stephane Gunner

Ontario college faculty reject offer and phase 3 of work-to-rule begins

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Amelia Medl (top left), Shane Deavy (bottom left) and Laila Doyon (right), are all grateful a strike didn't happen.

<img class="image-square" src="https://algonquintimes.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/Final.jpg" alt="Amelia Medl (top left), Shane Deavy (bottom left) and Laila Doyon (right), are all grateful a strike didn't happen." />

Photo: Stephane Gunner

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SA board members (left to right) Katrina Medina, Cat Coleman, Emily Ferguson and Jessica Akwaeke, took part in the facility's grand opening event.

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Jason Kicknosway, the Mamidosewin Centre's retention support worker and event coordinator, hosted the We Cook virtual cooking show and made beef stew.

Photo: Stephane Gunner

Mamidosewin hosts virtual show teaching budgeting and cooking skills

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Ottawa Mayor Jim Watson, who isn't seeking re-election in October, talked with the Algonquin Times about his exit from city hall.

Mayor Watson reflects on political career and life after city hall

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myAC photo of David Carty at Algonquin College. Carty is a 20-year veteran of the Canadian Armed Forces.

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Pre-service firefighter students having been fundraising for the Food Cupboard during their annual Boot Drive at the Woodroffe campus.

Photo: Stephane Gunner

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Esther Teitlebaum speaks with Rabbi Chaim Boyarsky.

Photo: Stephane Gunner

As the holiday season gets into gear, an early celebration of Hanukkah begins

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Students can't opt out of the U-Pass if they reside in Ottawa, making any changes to its price a direct financial concern for them.

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City’s draft 2023 budget freezes transit fares, including U-Pass

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Photo: Dazzle Jam

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