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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

Photo: Reilly Armstrong

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Ontario cancer patients are facing a large dilemma: Treatment or their jobs?

Mackenzie Cardinal
March 22, 2024

Public visitation for Brian Mulroney ends in advance of state funeral on Saturday

Sophie Daly
March 20, 2024

Emma Kaye is Algonquin College's wellness and sustainability coordinator with Food Services.

Photo: Siobhan Rollo

Campus food services makes the switch back to plastic coffee lids from paper ones

Siobhan Rollo
March 18, 2024

Hairstyling student Ahnaf Hassan dries a mannequin's hair before styling it at the salon in A-building on March 12.

Photo: Nathalia Lencioni

U.S. officials investigating after five Canadians killed in Nashville plane crash

Yuye Jiang
March 07, 2024

Police investigating break-in at Ottawa’s mayor office

Caroline Kirkey
March 07, 2024

Students with Stephen Gagne (middle, blue shirt) at the end of the workshop.

Photo: Zhiqi Zhou

Turning the things you enjoy into a money-making side hustle

Zhiqi Zhou
March 06, 2024

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

International learners hope to connect better with domestic students

Shaun Klepko
March 06, 2024

Amina Shahin, a technical writer student, shows her anti-bullying message on the little pink shirt cardstock.

Photo: Zixuan Li

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

Zixuan Li
March 05, 2024

Grant Perry, chief financial officer of Finance and Administrative Services, talks about the draft budget on Feb. 26 at the Board of Governors meeting.

Photo: Nathalia Lencioni

Board of Governors approves draft budget for 2024-2025

Nathalia Lencioni
March 04, 2024

Arkyn Kornell (right) 22, Student Climate Action Leader Bursary Winner and host of Mythic Resilience podcast. Mohammad Zeeshan (left) 33. Global Supply Chain Management (

Photo: submitted by Zeeshan) Photo credit

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

Grinje Randa Bringi
March 04, 2024

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

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Ontario cancer patients are facing a large dilemma: Treatment or their jobs?

Public visitation for Brian Mulroney ends in advance of state funeral on Saturday

Campus food services makes the switch back to plastic coffee lids from paper ones

BoG committee considers suspending hairstyling and esthetician programs

Suspect of Barrhaven mass killing faces multiple charges in court

Vladimir Putin is prepared to use nuclear weapons to protect Russian statehood

Students adopt free plants at AC Hub

College grad is on a business journey to promote cannabis culture

International Women’s Day event celebrates ‘all the women in our lives’

U.S. officials investigating after five Canadians killed in Nashville plane crash

Police investigating break-in at Ottawa’s mayor office

Turning the things you enjoy into a money-making side hustle

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

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