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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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Celia Munoz Arias expresses thanks to Canadian soldiers on her postcard.

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Algonquin College students focus on their creative projects in the DARE MakeSspace.

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Algonquin College missed its enrolment target by nearly 2,000 students.

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Algonquin College misses enrolment target for fall semester

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Nicholas Brennan enjoys the comfort of being indoors and the fact that playing his card game Magic allows him to enjoy friends from home.

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Ingrid Berlanga Vasile, the First Secretary of the Embassy Of Mexico In Canada, described Algonquin College students as very receptive during the Day of the Dead festival.

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Algonquin College celebrates its first-ever Day of the Dead celebration

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Singer Tyler Shaw is touring again after focusing on family during pandemic pause

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The various devices that make modern life so convenient for students.

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Be thankful for the benefits of the modern student life

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Cranky old student Nathan Drescher wants you to keep it down in the lavatory

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Can it with the funny business in the washrooms

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Tayla Blakey shows off her completed spooky pumpkin.

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Halloween spirit fills Student Commons with pumpkin festivities

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Christopher Lachapelle protects the ball from a Lancers' player in the second half.

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Men’s basketball Wolves lose despite late charge against Lancers

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Wolves guard Chris Lachapelle takes a free throw in the Oct. 28 season opener against the St. Lawrence Surge.

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Wolves men’s basketball team zaps Surge at home for first victory

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Sydney Moore (left) dribbles the ball against the Loyalist Lancers.

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Women Wolves successfully defend home court on opening weekend

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Leah Hirst (right) defends the ball as the Wolves close out their opening game of the season.

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Women’s basketball Wolves open season at home with a big win

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Jordan Blades-McHenry (centre) drives past her defender into the penalty area. She would score to tie the match up at 1 - 1, leading to a Wolves victory.

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