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College Ward councillor ‘open to exploring’ parks allowing alcohol

Janella Milord Ashford — June 16, 2025

The experiment is drawing mixed opinions from students and the public

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An Ottawa police cruiser is parked in front an apartment building at 1845 Baseline Rd., near Navaho Drive, as officers investigate a stabbing on Sept. 20.

Photo: Jon Willing

Serious stabbing at apartment building near Algonquin College

Shaun Klepko
September 20, 2024

Algonquin College's Residence, otherwise known as the R Building.

Photo: Siobhan Rollo

AC residence services help students find affordable housing

Siobhan Rollo
September 19, 2024

International students may see increased off-campus work hours in 2024

International students may see increased off-campus work hours in 2024

Agrani Tiwari
September 19, 2024

Two players from the Wolves and the Lords were fighting for the football. The player from Lords lost her balance and fell on the grass during the game on Sept.15.

Photo: Laiyiady Lam

Wolves dominate in a fiery 4-2 win over Durham

Laiyiady Lam
September 19, 2024

The Humber Hawks forwards frequently overpowered the Wolves' pack.

Photo: Tyler Reis-Sanford

Humber Hawks rout Algonquin Wolves in men’s rugby home opener

Tyler Reis-Sanford
September 16, 2024

Robert Bockstael teaches the performing techniques course to his performing arts students on Sept. 11, 2024.

Photo: Shaun Klepko

Accomplished actor brings his expertise to the performing arts program

Shaun Klepko
September 13, 2024

Photo: Nathalia Lencioni

New AC card arrives with long lines and transit troubles

Nathalia Lencioni
September 10, 2024

Featured performer Monique Messier on the Rainbow Bistro stage.

Photo: Steven Dalloo

Algonquin students drop the mic at the Rainbow Bistro

Steven Dalloo
September 05, 2024

A heavily-contested ball during the Talent I.D Camp scrimmages.

Photo: James Gray

Long, hard road for soccer team hopefuls

James Gray
September 04, 2024

Photo: Aicha Chamor

Algonquin student loses $450 to travel booking scam

Aicha Chamor
August 01, 2024

Phillip Anderegg ran the scavenger hunt as an employee of Ottawa Walking Tours, though he said his boss wrote the questions—and was very strict about the answers

Photo: James Gray

AC students scour the Hill for scavenger hunt clues

James Gray
August 01, 2024

Students board an outbound bus at one of Algonquin's two bus stops, across the street from residence

Photo: James Gray

Algonquin student card and U-Pass to be replaced by merged card

James Gray
July 25, 2024

Kathleen Ramsay (left) and Louise Ramsay (right) are served dessert by a student waiter at the Food for Thought event

Photo: Agrani Tiwari

PR students host fundraising dinner for mental health awareness

Agrani Tiwari
July 25, 2024

Professor Jason Vodden took attendees on a tour of the horticulture grounds, including a vegetable garden and greenhouse

Photo: Agrani Tiwari

Garden and Grow fundraiser to help people have fun in garden

Agrani Tiwari
July 25, 2024

Public Relations students have raised more than $500,000 for numerous Ottawa area charities since 1986. L-R

Photo: This year's fundraisers include Lois Caracas, Manpreet Kaur and Roxanne Kayizaniza. Photo credit

Algonquin College Public Relations students announce charity events for The Royal

Tyler Reis-Sanford
July 23, 2024

The intersection of Wajashk Private and Wàbisheshi Private at Algonguin College's Ottawa campus

Photo: Tyler Reis-Sanford

Algonquin continues work on Indigenous representation after Kwey language video series launch

Tyler Reis-Sanford
July 18, 2024

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