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Shelter animals hope to find forever homes thanks to college students

Stephanie Taylor — February 01, 2024

Veterinary Learning Centre and Clinic gives students hands-on experience making animals adoption-ready

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Nazil Parast discusses with Level 2 cardiovascular technology students how heart disease presents differently in women.

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Raising awareness for women’s heart health one presentation at a time

Stephanie Taylor — February 16, 2024

Cardiovascular technology students were given a presentation on the most prevalent cause of death for women worldwide: heart disease

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Algonquin College students and Delta Psi Delta sisters (from left to right) Karine Joseph, Jacquelyn Mills and Adriana Cote during the pool tournament at MacLaren's on Elgin on Feb. 29.

<img class="image-square" src="https://algonquintimes.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/1-1.jpg" alt="Algonquin College students and Delta Psi Delta sisters (from left to right) Karine Joseph, Jacquelyn Mills and Adriana Cote during the pool tournament at MacLaren's on Elgin on Feb. 29." />

Sorority raises money for the MS Society by playing pool

Stephanie Taylor — March 06, 2024

Delta Psi Delta hosted their 32nd annual pool tournament where sorority sisters got to play pool for a good cause

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Christine Spence (middle) receiving her certificate of achievement for finishing Courage to Soar during the ceremony held at the National Arts Centre on March 28 . Alongside her are (from left to right) Farbod Karimi, Anita Tenasco, Sabrina Gideon and Irene Compton.

<img class="image-square" src="https://algonquintimes.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/001.jpg" alt="Christine Spence (middle) receiving her certificate of achievement for finishing Courage to Soar during the ceremony held at the National Arts Centre on March 28 . Alongside her are (from left to right) Farbod Karimi, Anita Tenasco, Sabrina Gideon and Irene Compton." />

Occupational program empowers Indigenous women

Stephanie Taylor — April 03, 2024

Graduates of Courage to Soar, a program partnered with AC Online, took part in a ceremony at the National Arts Centre on March 28

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Registered veterinary technician Madison Hamilton shows off Taco, one of the kittens available for adoption at the Veterinary Learning Centre and Clinic.

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Shelter animals hope to find forever homes thanks to college students

Stephanie Taylor
February 01, 2024

Nazil Parast discusses with Level 2 cardiovascular technology students how heart disease presents differently in women.

<img class="image-square" src="https://algonquintimes.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/01-2.jpg" alt="Nazil Parast discusses with Level 2 cardiovascular technology students how heart disease presents differently in women." />

Photo: Stephanie Taylor

Raising awareness for women’s heart health one presentation at a time

Stephanie Taylor
February 16, 2024

Algonquin College students and Delta Psi Delta sisters (from left to right) Karine Joseph, Jacquelyn Mills and Adriana Cote during the pool tournament at MacLaren's on Elgin on Feb. 29.

<img class="image-square" src="https://algonquintimes.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/1-1.jpg" alt="Algonquin College students and Delta Psi Delta sisters (from left to right) Karine Joseph, Jacquelyn Mills and Adriana Cote during the pool tournament at MacLaren's on Elgin on Feb. 29." />

Photo: Stephanie Taylor

Sorority raises money for the MS Society by playing pool

Stephanie Taylor
March 06, 2024

Christine Spence (middle) receiving her certificate of achievement for finishing Courage to Soar during the ceremony held at the National Arts Centre on March 28 . Alongside her are (from left to right) Farbod Karimi, Anita Tenasco, Sabrina Gideon and Irene Compton.

<img class="image-square" src="https://algonquintimes.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/001.jpg" alt="Christine Spence (middle) receiving her certificate of achievement for finishing Courage to Soar during the ceremony held at the National Arts Centre on March 28 . Alongside her are (from left to right) Farbod Karimi, Anita Tenasco, Sabrina Gideon and Irene Compton." />

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Occupational program empowers Indigenous women

Stephanie Taylor
April 03, 2024

Vegan Hike and Hang Out is an event VegOttawa hosts to bring together the vegan community for some fun. The group hiked to the Kitchesippi Brewery on Sept. 30, 2023.

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Paramedic grad becomes new president of a local plant-based non-profit

Stephanie Taylor
April 04, 2024

Yussuf Mohamud, an AC graduate, posing outside the library in C-building.

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AC grad uses MakerSpace to build 3D maps for climate activism

Stephanie Taylor
October 02, 2024

Liane Gallop, the manager of the Early Learning Centre, says the Canada-wide Early Learning and Child Care initiative is a

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AC community cautiously optimistic for new child care funding approach

Stephanie Taylor
October 04, 2024

The author with two of her cats, Cucumber (left) and Strawberry (right).

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First Person: There is nothing wrong with being a crazy cat lady

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