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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

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International students Shivang Bimalkumar Jani (left) and Santiago Sanchez (right) are understanding and optimistic about the federal government's capping of study visas for international students.

Photo: Yuye Jiang

International students apprehensive about new restrictions on study visas

Yuye Jiang
February 08, 2024

Canadian journalist found alive after going missing for two weeks in Gaza

Canadian journalist found alive after going missing for two weeks in Gaza

Jude Osmond
February 07, 2024

Algonquin College accounting students gained valuable insights from recent graduates and potential employers.

Photo: Shaun Klepko

Accounting firms and Algonquin College graduates share career advice with students

Shaun Klepko
February 07, 2024

Learners and staff members came to refresh their data privacy knowledge at Algonquin College's data privacy awareness booth on Feb. 1.

Photo: Shaun Klepko

Data privacy awareness booth teaches essentials of online safety

Shaun Klepko
February 04, 2024

Federal minister reacts to Alberta’s new gender identity policies

Federal minister reacts to Alberta’s new gender identity policies

Emmet Paradis
February 02, 2024

Adulting 101

Photo: Emotional Regulation was hosted by Elizabeth Pena Fernandez and Christina Latifi. Photo credit

Regulating your emotions as a student 101

Kylie Molson
February 01, 2024

Mayor Mark Sutcliffe (right) presenting the official Heart Month proclamation to Claude Brulé (left) and Lianne Laing (middle).

Photo: Kaitlyn Lemay

ARC bridge glows red for Heart Month

Kaitlyn Lemay
February 01, 2024

Canada can expect increasing use of new 988 suicide prevention helpline

Canada can expect increasing use of new 988 suicide prevention helpline

Kimberly Tremblay
February 01, 2024

Registered veterinary technician Madison Hamilton shows off Taco, one of the kittens available for adoption at the Veterinary Learning Centre and Clinic.

Photo: Stephanie Taylor

Shelter animals hope to find forever homes thanks to college students

Stephanie Taylor
February 01, 2024

Graduates Christi Volden, Jane Zhang and Xia Hu (from left to right), shared advice with current students on a grad panel.

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Grads discuss transitioning into the workforce during career chat

Kaitlyn Lemay
February 01, 2024

Romaan Joshi, an animation student, shares which leaders inspire him.

Photo: Grinje Randa Bringi

Algonquin students lead the way while building skills and lasting bonds

Grinje Randa Bringi
February 01, 2024

Raivyn Halcro, the event organizer, was excited to share all the supports Algonquin has to offer.

Photo: Claire Donnan

Campus Village showcases college support services to new students

Claire Donnan
January 31, 2024

The Centrepointe branch's Teen Zone.

Photo: Siobhan Rollo

Centrepointe library provides safe space for stressed students

Siobhan Rollo
January 31, 2024

Toyota Canada asking 8,300 drivers to stop driving due to recall

Toyota Canada asking 8,300 drivers to stop driving due to recall

Itel Sapozhnikov
January 31, 2024

A small pile of cigarette butts was scattered in front of a

Photo: Laiyiady Lam

Students’ Association calls for smoking areas to keep the campus clean

Laiyiady Lam
January 30, 2024

Shayna Shawongonabe (centre) and her friends Mack Bodnar (left) and Ally Freedman (right) at the Canadian Museum for Natural History booth.

Photo: Ben Fleguel

Job fair helps Indigenous students build connections

Ben Fleguel
January 30, 2024

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