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Algonquin College lease with Ottawa Police Service may end in 2026

Nathalia Lencioni — December 05, 2024

Students are concerned they may lose access to important role models and learning tools as OPS exit draws near

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Students look ahead to holiday events on campus and surrounding city

Students look ahead to holiday events on campus and surrounding city

Hunter Miller
December 04, 2023

Matteo Mongroo and Veronica Sanchez offer gift wrapping services in exchange for donations to the campus Food Cupboard during the Holiday Market.

Photo: Guillaume Laflamme

Students’ Association helps wrap up the term with Food Cupboard fundraiser

Guillaume Laflamme
December 04, 2023

“Being able to communicate verbally, while also skillfully interpreting nonverbal signals will help you become a more efficient communicator in the workplace,” said Katherine Yamamoto, a career advisor for the Algonquin College Co-op and Career Centre.

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Career workshop offers communication advice for job searches

William Bailey
December 04, 2023

Elizabeth Pena-Fernández talks with students about Seasonal Affective Disorder or SAD during Adulting 101 at the AC Hub.

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Students learn how to prepare for wintertime in Ottawa at Adulting 101

Rebekah Houter
December 04, 2023

The initiative has garnered praise from those who are fortunate enough to participate.

Photo: Naomie Twagirumukiza

Algonquin College international students excluded from the Khalsa Aid winter jacket drive

Naomie Twagirumukiza
December 02, 2023

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Ontario’s minimum wage increased last month. Here’s what Algonquin College students are saying

Meg Wall
November 28, 2023

With winter weather just around the corner, Algonquin College is changing the way ice and snow are being handled around campus by changing the salt it uses.

Photo: Rebekah Houter

Climate Zone: Big – green – changes to campus snow removal this winter

Rebekah Houter
November 24, 2023

Alex Breech and Brooke Nelson, drawing foundation students, are creating a more serene and vibrant living environment for themselves.

Photo: Zaynab Safa

AC Hub’s green event plants positivity on campus

Naomie Twagirumukiza
November 24, 2023

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Shooting kills 1, critically injures another in Centrepointe neighbourhood

Arty Sarkisian
November 23, 2023

Ricky Kumar outside ACCE Building alongside the coat he brought to be donated at the event

Photo: Sebastian Pinera

International students embrace winter preparedness at ‘beginners’ event

Sebastian Pinera
November 21, 2023

Students board the 75 Cambrian at Baseline Station on Nov. 15.

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U-Pass increase and route replacements: Five takeaways from proposed OC Transpo changes

Noah Leafloor
November 20, 2023

The federal government is considering limiting the yearly intake of international students as a measure to ease the housing crisis.
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Photo: Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and the Algonquin College president Claude Brulé (on the right) in the B-building of the college on Feb. 10, 2023, after a Q&A session with Algonquin nursing students. Photo credit

Report recommends ending tuition freeze as Algonquin College flags financial sustainability

Arty Sarkisian
November 17, 2023

(Left to right) Basil Belliveau, Cat Baron and Kianna Tikivik fundraising for the 24-hour homelessness event on Oct 20.

Photo: Alex Lambert

Explorer: Students brave the outdoors in 24-hour fundraiser for homelessness

Alex Lambert
November 17, 2023

The Youth Communist League/Ligue de la Jeunesse communiste protested on Nov. 8 against the high tuition costs. The group believes that free education is a human right.

Photo: Meg Wall

Frustration from student group stirs tuition rally

Meg Wall
November 15, 2023

David Keith, founder of Carbon Engineering, explaining how carbon dioxide affects the climate.

Photo: Kate Playfair

Climate Zone: Newly launched group has plans for a carbon-free future

Kate Playfair
November 14, 2023

At the Nepean Remembrance Day ceremony, the anthem was followed by a moment of silence at 11 a.m., marking the anniversary of the signature of the armistice in 1918 and the end of the First World War. An army cadet stands guard at the cenotaph.

Photo: Guillaume Laflamme

More than 100 people attend Nepean Remembrance Day ceremony

Guillaume Laflamme
November 14, 2023

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