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Ottawa’s fall heat raises student concerns about future winters

Kindra Paul — November 05, 2026

With temperatures reaching 22.9 C in early November, Algonquin College students notice changing weather patterns, climate change and the overall future of Ottawa’s winter activities

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Students gather in the Algonquin College courtyard on Wednesday to study and work as temperatures reach an unexpected 22.9 C.

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Ottawa’s fall heat raises student concerns about future winters

Kindra Paul
November 05, 2026

City briefs: Ottawa police searched cannabis store twice in one week

City briefs: Ottawa police searched cannabis store twice in one week

Farentz Dantis
November 02, 2026

Wolves centre-attacking midfielder Mohammed Mecheri sneaks the ball past the keeper to score in the Oct. 21 playoff qualifier. The Wolves won the bronze medal at the OCAA championships in London, Ont. on Oct. 30.

Photo: Evan Mullen

Sports briefs: Men’s soccer Wolves clinch OCAA bronze medal

Declan Kenny
November 02, 2026

Prospective students learn about life in residences at the 2024 fall open house at Algonquin College.

Photo: John Hopper

Campus briefs: Algonquin College warns students about taxi scam

Sam Serruya
November 02, 2026

Algonquin College's first tiny forest is located outside G Building. Once established it will provide a space for students to engage in environmental stewardship.

Photo: Amanda McLeod

New tiny forest takes root at Algonquin College’s Woodroffe campus

Amanda Mcleod
October 28, 2026

After waiting in the parking lot for the official results, Laine Johnson confidently walks into Sonny's Bar & Grill on Baxter Road across from the IKEA in the Pinecrest Shopping Centre.

Photo: Ryan Harkness

Laine Johnson wins re-election in College Ward

Ryan Harkness
October 27, 2026

Jeff Leiper addresses supporters at Beyond the Pale after losing the mayoral race on Monday night.

Photo: Tyson Purvis

Jeff Leiper falls short as incumbent Mark Sutcliffe is re-elected mayor

Tyson Purvis
October 27, 2026

Knoxdale-Merivale councillor Sean Devine and his supporters watch the results come in at his election-night party at Fitz’s Classic Grill BBQ Smoke House in Nepean on Monday, Oct. 26.

Photo: Talitha Kumi Scott

Sean Devine fights off challengers to hold Knoxdale-Merivale

Talitha Kumi Scott
October 27, 2026

Somerset Ward incumbent councillor Ariel Troster celebrates with supporters after holding her seat in Ottawa's municipal election.

Photo: Kylie Molson

Ariel Troster celebrates re-election with supporters in downtown Ottawa

Kylie Molson
October 27, 2026

Following his win in the Ottawa mayoral election, Mark Sutcliffe accompanied by his wife Ginny Sutcliffe, concluded his campaign with a speech on Oct. 26.

Photo: Rory Haley

Mark Sutcliffe secures four more years as Ottawa mayor

Amanda Mcleod
October 27, 2026

The core producers excited to begin their broadcast. From left to right, Dade Dullemond, Emma Faubert, Rae Goodwin, Isabela Arbache, Noah Moors, Ethan Reynolds-Middleton.

Photo: Reilly Armstrong

Algonquin College students take centre stage in global broadcast

Reilly Armstrong
October 26, 2026

Trudy Metcalfe-Coe adding finishing touches to poppies.

Photo: Delaney St. Pierre

Workshop teaches students how to make sealskin poppies

Delaney St. Pierre
October 23, 2026

“The parking is over $1,000 for one semester. I pay around $1,400 for my parking pass in total, which is absolutely ridiculous,” Zizo Ketout said.

Photo: Kylie Molson

The cost of getting to class: Is campus parking affordable for students?

Kylie Molson
October 21, 2026

Ottawa mayoral candidates (left to right) Jeff Leiper, Neil Saravanamuttoo, Alex Lawson and Mark Sutcliffe at the Oct. 15 debate.

Photo: Rory Haley

Mayoral candidates debate key issues ahead of election

Rory Haley
October 20, 2026

Ward 9 candidates Sean Devine, Cole Fraser Jones and Ana Ielo-Tal discussed public transit, infrastructure maintenance and community safety in an Oct. 16 debate.

Photo: Amanda McLeod

Transit, flooding and public safety dominate Ward 9 candidates debate

Amanda Mcleod
October 16, 2026

One of many striking pieces made by a survivor that was auctioned off throughout the evening.

Photo: Reilly Armstrong

Turning trauma into art: Ottawa event gives human trafficking survivors a space to heal

Reilly Armstrong
October 16, 2026

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