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Caroline Marchand is a Algonquin TV broadcasting graduate and associate director for CBC Power and Politics.

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TV broadcasting grad to share story of how she overcame a traumatic brain injury

Tamara Condie — January 28, 2021

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Joe, the main character of the Wolf Joe series, and his three friends embark on exciting adventures inspired by tales from his grandfather.

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Scriptwriting students help with new animated TVOKids series, Wolf Joe

Tamara Condie — February 16, 2021

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Guru Boparai, right, an Algonquin College graduate, and fellow protesters across from the High Commission of India on Springfield Road.

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What Algonquin College students should know about the Indian farmer protests

Tamara Condie — March 11, 2021

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More articles by Tamara Condie

Caroline Marchand is a Algonquin TV broadcasting graduate and associate director for CBC Power and Politics.

<img class="image-square" src="https://algonquintimes.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/IMG_7170-2.jpg" alt="Caroline Marchand is a Algonquin TV broadcasting graduate and associate director for CBC Power and Politics." />

Photo: Tamara Condie

TV broadcasting grad to share story of how she overcame a traumatic brain injury

Tamara Condie
January 28, 2021

What do college students and staff at the Woodroffe campus have to say about 2021?

Mood Check: How the Algonquin College community is feeling in 2021

Gabrielle Nadeau
February 03, 2021

Protesters arrested across Russia

Protesters arrested across Russia

Ethan Grove
February 09, 2021

Joe, the main character of the Wolf Joe series, and his three friends embark on exciting adventures inspired by tales from his grandfather.

<img class="image-square" src="https://algonquintimes.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/Thumbnail-by-AC-script-writing-students.jpg" alt="Joe, the main character of the Wolf Joe series, and his three friends embark on exciting adventures inspired by tales from his grandfather." />

Photo: Algonquin College script writing interns

Scriptwriting students help with new animated TVOKids series, Wolf Joe

Tamara Condie
February 16, 2021

Guru Boparai, right, an Algonquin College graduate, and fellow protesters across from the High Commission of India on Springfield Road.

<img class="image-square" src="https://algonquintimes.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/IMG_7722.jpg" alt="Guru Boparai, right, an Algonquin College graduate, and fellow protesters across from the High Commission of India on Springfield Road." />

Photo: Tamara Condie

What Algonquin College students should know about the Indian farmer protests

Tamara Condie
March 11, 2021

Devyn Barrie has completed his diploma in journalism at Algonquin College and looks forward to heading to Carleton University in the fall.

Photo: Tamara Condie

College’s World Autism Awareness Day efforts celebrate neurodiversity

Tamara Condie
March 30, 2021

Photo: Gabrielle Nadeau

Ontario’s sexual education curriculum needs to do better

Tamara Condie
April 20, 2021

DJ Noah and his squad of quarantined party animals at his Findlay Creek home.

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DJ Noah from LiVE 88.5 FM went from party animal to indoor cat

Tamara Condie
May 27, 2021

The former Shopify Ottawa headquarters is located on the corner of Elgin and Gloucester Street.

Photo: Tamara Condie

Shopify boot camp launching this month for students interested in e-commerce

Tamara Condie
October 06, 2021

Kevin Bourne, Shifter Magazine founder and Vladimir Jean-Jilles, Shifter Magazine film critic, talk to Algonquin College journalism students about the importance of hitting deadlines and professionalism.

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Shifter Magazine founder encourages Ottawa to consume its own culture

Tamara Condie
December 13, 2021

Before the COVID-19 pandemic hit, students had the luxury of sitting back, relaxing, and taking a mid-day nap in room E210.

Photo: Nicole Mccormick

On-campus special: Nap pods are here

Tamara Condie
January 10, 2022

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