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Students’ Association opens the Observatory for students to ‘focus’

Tyson Purvis — April 13, 2026

The former campus pub is open all day, every day for the rest of the semester as part of "Focus at the Observatory"

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Caroline Marchand is a Algonquin TV broadcasting graduate and associate director for CBC Power and Politics.

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The rules for on-campus learning at Algonquin will remain the same as they were after the lockdown announced on Dec. 26, 2020.

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With the winter term quickly approaching, SA President Emily Ferguson says the college is looking at all options for financial circumstances.

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Winter term ancillary fees have been reduced again

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Dayna Sandell, 20, Carleton University transfer student and future AC student.

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Student waits for return to on-campus learning before continuing education

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Taking things apart helps mechanical engineering technology grad succeed

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Meghan Boyd watches the valedictorian ceremony online with her parents

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Take little steps to make big strides, valedictorian tells media and design grads

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Nour Kanaa, valedictorian for the Teachers of English as a Second/Foreign Language (TESFL), is pleased with her time at Algonquin.

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Fellow students and professors helped TESFL valedictorian achieve her goals

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Student dropout rates were projected to increase this year compared to Fall 2019.

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The AC Dog Squad has been a connecting point for the Algonquin community since 2019.

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Dog Squad still bringing paws-itivity to students

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