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

Reilly Armstrong — October 16, 2026

Survivors shared stories of resilience and showcased their artwork at the annual Hope and Healing event

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Students getting on a Route 88 bus at Baseline Station.

Photo: John Hopper

International students learn volunteering and networking enhance career prospects

Yuye Jiang
October 13, 2024

Students at the Wellness Fair wait to complete activities at booths in order to receive a stamp for their

Photo: Sophie Daly

Learning and fun? Algonquin College offers it all at the Wellness Fair

Sophie Daly
October 13, 2024

Mitra Salamzada painting a beautiful picture of a sunset with the students.

Photo: Mackenzie Cardinal

Students brush away the blues at Painting Night

Mackenzie Cardinal
October 13, 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

Mackenzie Visneskie, a worker at the Wellness Fair, stands at the reception desk to bring students into the event on Oct. 9.

Photo: Sophie Daly

5 ways the college is helping students on World Mental Health Day

Sophie Daly
October 10, 2024

Samantha Therrien, an events officer, proudly holds the Every Child Matters flag on Truth and Reconciliation Day.

Photo: Angel Belair-Poirier

Listening for understanding on Orange Shirt Day

Angel Belair-Poirier
October 09, 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

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

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

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OC Transpo service changes spark concern for Algonquin College students

Thanksgiving spirit unites students at the annual Harvest Breakfast

Transit and police budgets dominate councillor-led meeting

Volunteer Fair opens doors for students

College, SA trying to educate students about health plan

Trash talk: Ottawa’s garbage limit sparks mixed opinions

International students learn volunteering and networking enhance career prospects

Learning and fun? Algonquin College offers it all at the Wellness Fair

Students brush away the blues at Painting Night

Free but unreliable, menstrual product dispensers cause frustration

Algonquin College coffee cards are coming off the press

5 ways the college is helping students on World Mental Health Day

Listening for understanding on Orange Shirt Day

Hamid Ayoub convicted of 2021 Baseline Road murder

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

Ceremony opens college events on Truth and Reconciliation Day

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