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Nokia’s $530,000 donation boosts Algonquin College’s tech programs

Emmet Paradis — October 07, 2024

Computer systems technology and networking programs are adapting their courses to incorporate recently donated Nokia equipment

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Ottawa man charged with hate-motivated crime in Rideauview area

Ottawa man charged with hate-motivated crime in Rideauview area

Angel Belair-Poirier — July 11, 2024

Reporting hate motivated incidents can stop the cycle of hatred, say police

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Health authorities advise against swimming in Ottawa today, citing E.coli risk

Health authorities advise against swimming in Ottawa today, citing E.coli risk

James Gray — July 11, 2024

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Algonquin College international students Ece Kaplan (left), Md Irteza Chowdhury (right) and Leah Grimes ( centre) gathered at Ryan Farm Park to celebrate their cultural diversity and shared college experiences

Peer mentor picnic brings international students together

Aicha Chamor — July 11, 2024

Students connect, find support and have fun amidst mid-term stress

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Charles Nixon, academic technologist at AC, plugging in a fibre-optic cable in T108.

Photo: Emmet Paradis

Nokia’s $530,000 donation boosts Algonquin College’s tech programs

Emmet Paradis
October 07, 2024

Algonquin College president and CEO Claude Brulé talks with Jenny Tenascook, a residential school survivor, at the ceremonial fire.

Photo: Linda Verreault

Ceremony opens college events on Truth and Reconciliation Day

Linda Verreault
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

Liane Gallop, the manager of the Early Learning Centre, says the Canada-wide Early Learning and Child Care initiative is a

Photo: Stephanie Taylor

AC community cautiously optimistic for new child care funding approach

Stephanie Taylor
October 04, 2024

Student observing an Aveeno advertisement in the T-building.

Photo: Kaitlyn Lemay

New brand ads appear on TV screens across Algonquin College

Kaitlyn Lemay
October 04, 2024

An Algonquin College sign near Building-E.

Photo: Caroline Kirkey

Algonquin College concerned about province’s directive on ‘international activities’

Caroline Kirkey
October 04, 2024

Kim Monkhouse, president and treasurer of the Ottawa Valley Cat Club, holds a kitten at the Ottawa Cat Show in the Curling Rink of the Nepean Sportsplex on Sept. 28.

Photo: Isabella Disley

Meows, oohs and aahs at the Ottawa Cat Show

Isabella Disley
October 04, 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

A replica of some of the street names with Anishnaabe names.

Photo: Siobhan Rollo

Kwey series takes off as 20 new episodes are released for Truth and Reconciliation day

Siobhan Rollo
October 02, 2024

Summer Wabasse spoke to attendees about Truth and Reconciliation Day, as well as the colonial roots of bannock.

Photo: Tyler Reis-Sanford

‘Indian Horse’ draws diverse crowd for Truth and Reconciliation Day

Tyler Reis-Sanford
October 02, 2024

Naureen Kaur, a Level 5 advertising and marketing communications management student, plans to leave home earlier to manage the increased travel time and crowding.

Photo: Agrani Tiwari

LRT change impacts students catching buses to the college

Agrani Tiwari
October 02, 2024

Kween Mallika, a drag queen and the evening's MC, poses with DJ Roxy Sunset.

Photo: Zixuan Li

Speed-mingling Pride Social closes out pride week

Zixuan Li
October 01, 2024

Pattaramethi Phommachan (Gappie) makes bracelets after class.

Photo: Steven Dalloo

Algonquin College starts fall with beads and strings, forging new friendships

Steven Dalloo
October 01, 2024

Lot 16 at a busy hour.

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

Students enjoying the various clubs at Clubsfest.

Photo: Mackenzie Cardinal

Nonprofit organizations and religious clubs featured at Clubsfest

Mackenzie Cardinal
September 30, 2024

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