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It’s game time: Game development students at Algonquin College finish year-long projects

Tyson Purvis — April 29, 2026

The students have spent the entirety of their program's final year creating their own video games

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A person at the Minto Hall event extinguishes fires in the game Operation

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It’s game time: Game development students at Algonquin College finish year-long projects

Tyson Purvis
April 29, 2026

Ottawa Charge fans celebrate the team's playoff-clinching win after the game on April 25 at TD Place.

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Ottawa Charge clinch final PWHL playoff spot after 3-0 win against Toronto Sceptres

Rory Haley
April 25, 2026

The outside of the Algonquin Students' Association office.

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Sudden suspension of Algonquin College’s rugby program stuns former players

Owen Riendeau
April 23, 2026

Torrance Vittoria-Nanculef holds a sign that had a question for students who were passing by an Algonquin Times community engagement booth.

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How are changes to OSAP affecting students? We asked the Algonquin College community to find out

Ryan Harkness
April 21, 2026

Beth Coe, a graphic design student, is moving out of residence.

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Algonquin College PR students continue fundraising efforts by hosting a casual board game night

Ryan Harkness
April 07, 2026

Gas prices on this day ranged from $1.76 to $2.13.

Photo: Kindra Paul

Higher gas prices strain Algonquin College students’ finances and social lives

Kindra Paul
April 06, 2026

(Left to right) Laura Wiley, Alise Wang, Aparna Shanker, Roslyn Bern, Sheena Brady, Katherine Rodger and Katherine Root. Organizers and panelists pose for a photo after the panel discussion.

Photo: Reilly Armstrong

Algonquin College’s Women in Tech and Trades event empowers students, encourages networking

Reilly Armstrong
April 03, 2026

Parking Lot 10 at Algonquin College along with the sign showing the parking fees. College Square is in the background.

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City issued up to 100 fines a day for illegal parking in Centrepointe lots near Algonquin College

Mohamed Abdallah Jbili
April 02, 2026

People dancing hand in hand in a circle as drummers sing.

Photo: Tyrell Taylor

Generations of voices echoed through the Mamidosewin Centre’s fifth annual round dance

Tyrell Taylor
March 31, 2026

It’s game time: Game development students at Algonquin College finish year-long projects

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It’s game time: Game development students at Algonquin College finish year-long projects

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Algonquin College PR students continue fundraising efforts by hosting a casual board game night

Higher gas prices strain Algonquin College students’ finances and social lives

Algonquin College’s Women in Tech and Trades event empowers students, encourages networking

City issued up to 100 fines a day for illegal parking in Centrepointe lots near Algonquin College

Generations of voices echoed through the Mamidosewin Centre’s fifth annual round dance

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How are changes to OSAP affecting students? We asked the Algonquin College community to find out