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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

Photo: Amanda McLeod

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Brian Fraser, left, would visit Algonquin as a working grad to guest lecture for classes in the radio broadcasting program.

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Building C at Algonquin College, the headquarters of the Board of Governors.

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Kyle Cooke attends college while working at his home studio as his side hustle.

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Chess, usually a game played over the board, was played online for the SA's event. The position on the board pictured here is the queen's gambit declined.

Photo: Julien Bernier

Students’ Association hosts its first online chess tournament

Julien Bernier
February 18, 2021

Deena Hassan, the Black, Indigenous, & People of Colour Student Society club leader has created a safe place for members to speak about their stories.

Club life continues during the pandemic

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Students and staff from the college were invited to compete in a game of trivia to win a prize.

Virtual pub night offers students fun, trivia and prizes

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Dileep Davis, a residence service representative, stands behind the front desk, ready to assist residence students.

Photo: Roberto Iraheta

Living in residence ‘not bad – just different’ during COVID-19 times

Roberto Iraheta
February 17, 2021

Joe, the main character of the Wolf Joe series, and his three friends embark on exciting adventures inspired by tales from his grandfather.

Photo: Algonquin College script writing interns

Scriptwriting students help with new animated TVOKids series, Wolf Joe

Tamara Condie
February 16, 2021

White Ribbon event at Algonquin College sets out to end violence against women

Gabrielle Nadeau
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The bridge connecting Algonquin Centre for Construction Excellence to B building.

Photo: Andrea Sternberg

Enrolment for fall 2021 expected to increase, but not to pre-pandemic levels

Ethan Grove
February 16, 2021

Renee Pierre Tremblay, 34, is a professor in the health and fitness promotion program.

Photo: Provided by Renee Pierre Tremblay

Virtual personal training sends fitness and health promotion students back to basics

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The Observatory, like other food service spots in Ottawa, has been open for take-out orders only during the lockdown.

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Job opportunities are available for students looking for work

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Student advocacy, transit among Algonquin Students’ Association priorities

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Brian Fraser’s friends and colleagues remember his passion for helping

AC Dog Squad still helping out one student at a time through social media

Balancing classes and a baking business is hard work – with sweet results

Celebrating Black History Month in the past, present and future

Mood Check: What do students have to say about their winter activities this year?

Campaign kicks off for board of governors election in March

Skills and passion can be used to earn a livelihood

Students’ Association hosts its first online chess tournament

Club life continues during the pandemic

Virtual pub night offers students fun, trivia and prizes

Living in residence ‘not bad – just different’ during COVID-19 times

Scriptwriting students help with new animated TVOKids series, Wolf Joe

White Ribbon event at Algonquin College sets out to end violence against women

Enrolment for fall 2021 expected to increase, but not to pre-pandemic levels

Virtual personal training sends fitness and health promotion students back to basics

Job opportunities are available for students looking for work

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