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Drawtober brings student artists together at Algonquin College

Mariana Vega Andrade — October 19, 2026

Open to artists of all skill levels, the events encourage creative expression in a collaborative environment

Photo: Mariana Vega Andrade

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Georgian Grizzlies player Ami May with the ball as Wolves guard Dasia McDonald blocks her. The Wolves won 47-42 in their home opening game on Nov. 1 at the Jack Doyle Athletics and Recreation Centre in Ottawa.

Photo: Kimberly Tremblay

Men’s soccer Wolves scoop up awards, ground the Falcons and continue quest for medals

James Gray
October 22, 2024

Laine Johnson said to improve the transit system to the level people need

Photo: Ben Fleguel

Transit and police budgets dominate councillor-led meeting

Ben Fleguel
October 16, 2024

Garbage placed outside after 5 p.m. on a Tuesday on Highgate Road.

Photo: Caroline Kirkey

Trash talk: Ottawa’s garbage limit sparks mixed opinions

Caroline Kirkey
October 15, 2024

Free menstrual product dispenser with no pads and a broken hand dryer on the second-floor bathroom in J-building

Photo: Itel Sapozhnikov

Free but unreliable, menstrual product dispensers cause frustration

Itel Sapozhnikov
October 11, 2024

Marketplace Food Court is just one of the locations where coffee cards will be redeemable. They will also be more reusable, joining some of Algonquin College's other sustainability measures.

Photo: Claire Donnan

Algonquin College coffee cards are coming off the press

Claire Donnan
October 10, 2024

The Ottawa courthouse building on 161 Elgin St. on Oct. 8, the day of the conviction of Hamid Ayoub.

Photo: Nathalia Lencioni

Hamid Ayoub convicted of 2021 Baseline Road murder

Nathalia Lencioni
October 08, 2024

The author with two of her cats, Cucumber (left) and Strawberry (right).

Photo: Stephanie Taylor

First Person: There is nothing wrong with being a crazy cat lady

Stephanie Taylor
October 08, 2024

Wolves fullback Luke Flores and Durham outside centre Josh Dunk had a few choice words for each other in game, but were seen laughing and talking amiable afterwards.

Photo: Tyler Reis-Sanford

Wolves struggle late in 52-13 loss to Durham Lords

Tyler Reis-Sanford
October 07, 2024

Laine Johnson said Route 88 will soon be split into two routes to help with overcrowding and lateness. The change is part of OC Transpo's New Ways To Bus initiative, which will come into effect after O-Train Line 2 and Line 4 are up and running.

Photo: Ben Fleguel

College ward councillor encourages students to speak up during 2025 city budget consultation

Ben Fleguel
October 05, 2024

Yussuf Mohamud, an AC graduate, posing outside the library in C-building.

Photo: Stephanie Taylor

AC grad uses MakerSpace to build 3D maps for climate activism

Stephanie Taylor
October 02, 2024

Photo: Emmet Paradis

Students find hope in new pilot parking initiative

Emmet Paradis
October 01, 2024

Each book in the art installation bears the name of a missing or murdered Indigenous woman or two-spirit person.

Photo: James Gray

Students chip in to art memorial for Indigenous murder victims

James Gray
September 30, 2024

Alain Cyr-Russo (right) and Cassandra Jones St-Onge (left) on Sept. 27 welcome students looking to make a pledge.

Photo: Ben Fleguel

Looking for ways to contribute to truth and reconciliation?

Ben Fleguel
September 30, 2024

Drawtober brings student artists together at Algonquin College

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Hamid Ayoub convicted of 2021 Baseline Road murder

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Wolves struggle late in 52-13 loss to Durham Lords

College ward councillor encourages students to speak up during 2025 city budget consultation

AC grad uses MakerSpace to build 3D maps for climate activism

Students find hope in new pilot parking initiative

Students chip in to art memorial for Indigenous murder victims

Looking for ways to contribute to truth and reconciliation?

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