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U-Pass expected to cost students an additional five per cent next year

Kaitlyn Lemay — November 23, 2024

The City of Ottawa has tabled a draft budget for 2025 and transit is seeing an increase in fares, including the U-Pass for students

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The Commotions are celebrating its 10th anniversary of expanding on the music of the Motown era. “It's a privilege to play it again and keep it relevant to a younger generation,” Jeff Asselin said. “Otherwise, it just gets lost.”

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The Commotions celebrate their 10th anniversary of expanding on the music of the past

Arty Sarkisian
November 14, 2023

David Keith, founder of Carbon Engineering, explaining how carbon dioxide affects the climate.

Photo: Kate Playfair

Climate Zone: Newly launched group has plans for a carbon-free future

Kate Playfair
November 14, 2023

Sylvain de Margerie, a self-taught chef and CBC Ottawa Trailblazer, does not regret untaken paths. He sees all that he's done so far as stepping stones on a connected path of exploration.

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First Person: Trying new paths and inviting change is the only way to grow

Brahim Ait Ouzineb
November 14, 2023

At the Nepean Remembrance Day ceremony, the anthem was followed by a moment of silence at 11 a.m., marking the anniversary of the signature of the armistice in 1918 and the end of the First World War. An army cadet stands guard at the cenotaph.

Photo: Guillaume Laflamme

More than 100 people attend Nepean Remembrance Day ceremony

Guillaume Laflamme
November 14, 2023

My closet has grown and evolved over the years as I've sought out a style I could call my own. I now know I don't have to limit myself to just one style.

Photo: Alex Lambert

First Person: Fashion can be a great way to find yourself

Kit Gervais
November 14, 2023

“I thought it was pretty good. You got the nice variety of the girly aspect but also very philosophical and talking about social issues and stuff,” says Elizabeth St-Charles, an esthetician student at the college.

Photo: Guillaume Laflamme

Barbie movie empowers women at Algonquin Commons Theatre

Guillaume Laflamme
November 13, 2023

Head coach, Trevor Costello, gathered in a huddle with the roster before tip-off against the top-ranked George Brown Huskies.

Photo: Justin Hancock-Lefebour

Men’s basketball Wolves lose back-to-back games, falling to 1-4 on the season

Justin Hancock-Lefebour
November 13, 2023

“It’s my way of honoring them,” said Marwin Liong, an office admin health care services student.

Photo: William Bailey

Postcards for Peace pays tribute to veterans who sacrificed for Canadians

William Bailey
November 13, 2023

Summer Wabasse and other students gather to watch the film Forgotten Warriors.

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Mamidosewin Centre observes Treaties Recognition Week with film series

Zaynab Safa
November 13, 2023

Anne Kalil (middle) and the recruitment team at the AC open house. The recruitment officer job is a role that allows staff to engage in the community which is the highlight for most. Some have dedicated more than 13 years to the job.

Photo: Annika Schlarb

Open house organizer Anne Kalil welcomes prospective students one last time

Annika Schlarb
November 10, 2023

Abby Muir is co-ordinator of the food cupboard. The food cupboard is available in B-102 by appointment.

Photo: Blaire Waddell

At least 15 students use college food cupboard each day as grocery prices continue to rise

Blaire Waddell
November 10, 2023

Roger Kabler as

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‘Who am I to say no to Robin Williams?’ Impressionist animates stage at college theatre

Mathew Dicsi
November 10, 2023

Business marketing alumna Rebeca Feria stands in front of the altar during the Day of the Dead event at the college on Nov. 2.

Photo: Stephen Priel

Algonquin College celebrates its second annual ‘Day of The Dead’

Stephen Priel
November 10, 2023

Robert Harvey is the newly elected member of the Board of Governors.

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Robert Harvey elected as Board of Governors academic staff rep

Brandon Plant
November 10, 2023

Ontario Liberal Party leadership candidates faced off in their fourth debate in the D-building at Algonquin College. From left to right; Bonnie Crombie, Nathaniel Erskine-Smith, Yasir Naqvi and Ted Hsu.

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Three student takeaways from the Ontario Liberal Party leadership debate at Algonquin College

Roxanne Lamarche
November 10, 2023

Chloe Rodgers (number 4) and Natasha Lauzon (number 16) attempt to block the ball from Canadore, with Gabrielle Paquette (number 13) ready to receive.

Photo: Kit Gervais

Wolves suffer 3-1 loss against Canadore Panthers

Kit Gervais
November 10, 2023

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