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Student advocacy, transit among Algonquin Students’ Association priorities

Amanda Mcleod — September 21, 2026

Student leaders say data and direct feedback will shape advocacy efforts throughout the academic year

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Event team leads Aileigh Karson (left) and Annabelle Caron (right) have both had to coordinate with their teams to reschedule their respective charity events.

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Newest lockdown postpones two student charity fundraising events

Julien Bernier
April 23, 2021

Algonquin College offers 357 programs and is adding four new foundational programs this fall.

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Four new introductory programs to start this fall, while others end

Roberto Iraheta
April 22, 2021

The Ottawa Grassroots Festival is pleased to give students the opportunity to perform their talents in front of an audience.

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Performing arts students win the chance to play in the Ottawa Grassroots Festival

Maggie van Lith
April 22, 2021

The budget and the college's strategic plan were among the topics discussed at the board of governors meeting in April.

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Drive to Survive creates F1 fans fast, but the car community also loves new arrivals

Julien Bernier
April 13, 2021

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Mourning the loss of a loved one during the pandemic

Tanner Reil
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Vegetables and fruit are an important part of healthy eating, according to Canada's updated food guide.

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Pandemic struggles make good nutrition extra important

Tanner Reil
April 13, 2021

The Dare District, opened in 2018, was built with a green roof and using other green construction techniques

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College considers how to reduce CO2 emissions, despite pandemic problems

Brett Thoms
April 13, 2021

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Professors adapting after a year of remote teaching

Ethan Grove
April 13, 2021

Canada's food guide suggests eating plant-based food consistently can have positive effects on health.

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More Canadians are opting for plant-based diets

Christina Korotkov
April 13, 2021

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Don’t let #Notallmen distract us from the fight for gender equality

Gabrielle Nadeau
April 11, 2021

Student advocacy, transit among Algonquin Students’ Association priorities

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Newest lockdown postpones two student charity fundraising events

Four new introductory programs to start this fall, while others end

Performing arts students win the chance to play in the Ottawa Grassroots Festival

College projects deficit to decrease by $9 million for 2021-2022

Asian racism been given ammunition through movies

Ontario’s sexual education curriculum needs to do better

Student inventors create an energy efficient air vent

How professors have updated their home offices for remote teaching

Watch MMA for its amazing finishes and pure entertainment

Drive to Survive creates F1 fans fast, but the car community also loves new arrivals

Mourning the loss of a loved one during the pandemic

Pandemic struggles make good nutrition extra important

College considers how to reduce CO2 emissions, despite pandemic problems

Professors adapting after a year of remote teaching

More Canadians are opting for plant-based diets

Don’t let #Notallmen distract us from the fight for gender equality

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