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U-Pass expected to cost students an additional five per cent next year

Kaitlyn Lemay — November 23, 2024

The City of Ottawa has tabled a draft budget for 2025 and transit is seeing an increase in fares, including the U-Pass for students

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Food for Thought webinar provides students with helpful information and resources on how to best grocery shop on a budget.

Photo: Lara Lopes Faceroli

Learning how to grocery shop in Canada on a budget

Lara Lopes Faceroli
April 17, 2022

The prototype device has been designed by mechanical and electrical engineering technology students at Algonquin College.

A wheelchair backpack transfer device designed by Algonquin College students

Sebastian Menendez
April 14, 2022

Screening checkpoints are among the measures set to disappear on May 1.

Photo: Rory Friend

Algonquin College to lift COVID-19 restrictions on May 1

Rory Friend
April 14, 2022

Mayor Jim Watson with the latest copy of the Algonquin Times.

Photo: Aadil Naik

Algonquin Times print edition makes a comeback

Elio Elia
April 13, 2022

Tejah-Mae Davis, a public relations student and team lead, is fundraising with her classmates on behalf of the Sexual Assault Support Center of Ottawa.

Photo: David Rotel

Public relations students launch campaign to support victims of sexual assault

Garrett Empey
April 12, 2022

Tyler Cyr, a first-year radio broadcasting student at the college, editing audio files sporting his Blue Jays jersey with thoughts of attending baseball games this summer.

Photo: Tyler Major-Mcnicol

Time to leave winter behind for the sun

Tyler Major-Mcnicol
April 08, 2022

SA board members (left to right) Katrina Medina, Cat Coleman, Emily Ferguson and Jessica Akwaeke, took part in the facility's grand opening event.

Grand opening of new recreation facility 10 years in the making

Online Editor
April 05, 2022

Julia Timewell, a nursing student, can walk to school from her off-campus rented house.

Photo: Jantina Huizenga

Spring can bring housing concerns for students

Jantina Huizenga
April 05, 2022

Ontario government holds firm in re-opening, despite growing COVID cases

Ontario government holds firm in re-opening, despite growing COVID cases

Leslie Bader
April 01, 2022

Student peer Ana Vlajkov says The Beacon support space is a way for students to alleviate stress and pressure.

Photo: David Rotel

A Beacon of hope for students

David Rotel
April 01, 2022

Ottawa Public Health implores residents to wear masks indoors

Ottawa Public Health implores residents to wear masks indoors

David Rotel
March 31, 2022

Wastewater data shows a spring wave of COVID-19 is possible

Wastewater data shows a spring wave of COVID-19 is possible

Rory Friend
March 25, 2022

Samantha Ranger, a host, sits at the Student Commons voting booth at Algonquin College.

Photo: Griffin Waller

Elections Ontario voting booth being held in the Student Commons

Griffin Waller
March 25, 2022

More than half of Canadians are worrying about the price of food

More than half of Canadians are worrying about the price of food

Nathan Drescher
March 24, 2022

Amelia Medl (top left), Shane Deavy (bottom left) and Laila Doyon (right), are all grateful a strike didn't happen.

Photo: Stephane Gunner

College students relieved after faculty strike averted

Online Editor
March 22, 2022

Putin threatens to cleanse Russia of ‘scum and traitors’

Putin threatens to cleanse Russia of ‘scum and traitors’

Elio Elia
March 17, 2022

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