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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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Group 08CF with some of the equipment used for their project.

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April 20, 2022

These Ukrainian cookies were featured as a part of the Ukrainian sampler hosted by Restaurant international.

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Minister Filomena Tassi sits down with a copy of the Algonquin Times during her in-person visit to the college on Thursday, April 14.

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Minister Filomena Tassi visits Woodroffe campus post-budget to tour and listen

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We need a $2 fee to help student refugees

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Students work on their shed while their teacher oversees their work.

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Perth students learn their craft by building sheds and selling them to the public

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Amy Winterburn, right, and Victoria Zaremba, left, are students in the social service worker program and volunteers on the WUSC local committee.

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Student and faculty group is sponsoring a refugee student

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Nathan Zinck, a music industry arts student, performs

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Screening checkpoints are among the measures set to disappear on May 1.

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Algonquin College to lift COVID-19 restrictions on May 1

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At the end of a class, Muay Thai students pay their respect to their teacher.

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National Muay Thai champion teaches classes at the ARC

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Mayor Jim Watson with the latest copy of the Algonquin Times.

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Algonquin Times print edition makes a comeback

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Tejah-Mae Davis, a public relations student and team lead, is fundraising with her classmates on behalf of the Sexual Assault Support Center of Ottawa.

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Public relations students launch campaign to support victims of sexual assault

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Elijah Woods visited the CKDJ studio on campus in March to talk about his time at the college, his early days with Jamie Fine and the future.

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Music Industry Arts graduate Elijah Woods returns to campus

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Jason Kicknosway, the Mamidosewin Centre's retention support worker and event coordinator, hosted the We Cook virtual cooking show and made beef stew.

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SA board members (left to right) Katrina Medina, Cat Coleman, Emily Ferguson and Jessica Akwaeke, took part in the facility's grand opening event.

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