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Rising cost of living has slashed delivered supplies for SA’s Food Cupboard

Tyson Purvis — April 17, 2026

Food banks are facing the same food insecurity they're meant to alleviate, says the Ottawa Food Bank

Photo: Tyson Purvis

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Sierra Lee and Niamh O'Shea, co-chairs of the International Student Advisory Committee, organized Algonquin College's first-ever International Student Town Hall, held on Feb. 28 in the D-building.

Photo: Shaun Klepko

Warm winter weather challenges Ski and Snowboard Club in planning trip to Mont-Tremblant

Zixuan Li
February 27, 2024

Aditya Mishra, Algonquin College's newly elected student representative, standing beside his poster outside of E-building on Feb. 24.

Photo: Nathalia Lencioni

New Board of Governors student rep cites food, transit and housing as 2024 priorities

Nathalia Lencioni
February 27, 2024

Buddhist Araceli Cubas explains the basics of Buddhism to Algonquin College students at the AC Spiritual Centre on Feb. 20.

Photo: Shaun Klepko

‘We all have a Buddha inside of us.’ Buddhist teachings inspire mindfulness and peace

Shaun Klepko
February 25, 2024

Shivang Jani (left) and Alvina Hendrawidjaja (right) are focusing and taking copious notes during Adulting 101 in the AC Hub.

Photo: Isabella Disley

Students attend Adulting 101 for stress management and motivation

Isabella Disley
February 25, 2024

Ottawa HuaXing Youth Dance Troupe performing Yangko

Photo: Leaping Against the Current. Photo credit

Spring Festival Gala brings Chinese culture to Algonquin College Theatre

Sophie Daly
February 23, 2024

Leah Grimes, international student integration full-time support, explained the IPM program.

Photo: Zhiqi Zhou

IEC’s coffee breaks are available to IPM members as well as to all students

Zhiqi Zhou
February 23, 2024

Amanda Logan (left) and Tatanisha Riggan (right) wrapping books at

Photo: Ethan Macleod

‘Blind Date with a Book’ sets up students with mystery reads on Valentine’s Day

Ethan Macleod
February 23, 2024

Arctic temperatures predicted across Canada starting this weekend

Shaun Klepko
February 23, 2024

The federal government will allocate $15 million to fight auto theft

Laiyiady Lam
February 22, 2024

Disembodied leg found in New York City subway station

Chantal Lapierre
February 21, 2024

Rising cost of living has slashed delivered supplies for SA’s Food Cupboard

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International learners hope to connect better with domestic students

AC Hub celebrates Pink Shirt Day with Mean Girls and anti-bullying messages

Board of Governors approves draft budget for 2024-2025

Two optimistic climate action student advocates win $3,000 bursary

Five dental hygiene grads receive the Student Changemaker Award

Academics shouldn’t approach ChatGPT as the enemy, students say

Warm winter weather challenges Ski and Snowboard Club in planning trip to Mont-Tremblant

New Board of Governors student rep cites food, transit and housing as 2024 priorities

‘We all have a Buddha inside of us.’ Buddhist teachings inspire mindfulness and peace

Students attend Adulting 101 for stress management and motivation

Spring Festival Gala brings Chinese culture to Algonquin College Theatre

IEC’s coffee breaks are available to IPM members as well as to all students

‘Blind Date with a Book’ sets up students with mystery reads on Valentine’s Day

Arctic temperatures predicted across Canada starting this weekend

The federal government will allocate $15 million to fight auto theft

Disembodied leg found in New York City subway station

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