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Sudden suspension of Algonquin College’s rugby program stuns former players

Owen Riendeau — April 23, 2026

The former players are heartbroken about losing a source of community and the college losing the sport they love

Photo: Owen Riendeau

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A sign about the debit and credit machines going down, due to the power outage.

Photo: Ryan Harkness

Scholarship and bursary created in memory of slain culinary student reflect his community impact

Tianna Lawless-Musgrave
March 26, 2026

Bonolo Dlamini poses for a picture during the Islamic Awareness Week event held in E-building.

Photo: Mohamed Abdallah Jbili

Muslim students reflect on Ramadan and how they managed to navigate the month

Mohamed Abdallah Jbili
March 26, 2026

Geraldine Dion St-Pierre weaving thread around the metal ring, one of the fist steps to making a dreamcatcher.

Photo: Delaney St. Pierre

Students learn to make dreamcatchers with Bougie Birch

Delaney St. Pierre
March 25, 2026

Omran Amin, Emeka Okwechime and Abelkareem Roustom animate the Tawhid booth, explaining the concept of the oneness of God in Islam.

Photo: Noureddine Zerrad

Islam Awareness Week builds bridges with communities

Noureddine Zerrad
March 25, 2026

News briefs: Arrest made in fatal school crossing guard hit-and-run

Tianna Lawless-Musgrave
March 24, 2026

Sienna Hermary is the founder of Urban Camel. She came up with the idea for the company after moving to Ottawa.

Photo: Mickey Banks

How an Ottawa newcomer’s moving challenges led Sienna Hermary to launch Urban Camel

Mickey Banks
March 23, 2026

News Briefs: Police seize 13 kilograms of cocaine in Gatineau, Que.

Nylah Henry
March 19, 2026

Jahvon Flowers, a student at Algonquin College, looks across the campus commons on Tuesday, March 10, 2026. Flowers was spending time between classes at the college’s main campus.

Photo: Sienna Gauthier

The armour of everyday dressing for Algonquin College students

Sienna Gauthier
March 18, 2026

News Briefs: Travellers may want to postpone vacation plans as Iran war threatens safety

Delaney St. Pierre
March 16, 2026

News briefs: Ottawa company building advanced drones for dangerous missions

Daniel Sundaresan
March 13, 2026

Demonstrators gather, holding flags and signs at the Show Your Work rally on March 10 at Algonquin College.

Photo: Rory Haley

Demonstrators demand transparency from Algonquin College after more program cuts

Rory Haley
March 11, 2026

Jackson Bedard-McQuaig, a film and media production student, uses a Friday night as studio time. OSAP changes could affect enrolment in all programs, including his.

Photo: Ryan Harkness

OSAP changes disappoint students, concern advocates

Ryan Harkness
March 11, 2026

Students eating and studying outside The Fix, one of Algonquin's food service locations.

Photo: Reilly Armstrong

Food services could be outsourced by fall semester, college says

Reilly Armstrong
March 10, 2026

Sudden suspension of Algonquin College’s rugby program stuns former players

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Power outage at Algonquin College stuns students and staff

News Briefs: Collision injures cyclist Thursday morning in Alta Vista

Algonquin College profs produce curling events for Winter Olympics

Scholarship and bursary created in memory of slain culinary student reflect his community impact

Muslim students reflect on Ramadan and how they managed to navigate the month

Students learn to make dreamcatchers with Bougie Birch

Islam Awareness Week builds bridges with communities

News briefs: Arrest made in fatal school crossing guard hit-and-run

How an Ottawa newcomer’s moving challenges led Sienna Hermary to launch Urban Camel

News Briefs: Police seize 13 kilograms of cocaine in Gatineau, Que.

The armour of everyday dressing for Algonquin College students

News Briefs: Travellers may want to postpone vacation plans as Iran war threatens safety

News briefs: Ottawa company building advanced drones for dangerous missions

Demonstrators demand transparency from Algonquin College after more program cuts

OSAP changes disappoint students, concern advocates

Food services could be outsourced by fall semester, college says

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