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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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The vet tech students learn about parasitology, among other subjects, in lab classes held on campus.

Photo: Myriam Landreville

Why dedication is essential in the veterinary technician program

Myriam Landreville
February 23, 2022

Ryan Bonacci, a part-time tourism-travel instructor, says that the program will be hosting employer presentations that walk students through the day in an employee's life for a particular company.

Photo: Stephane Gunner

Graduates entering the tourism industry have had to learn without hands-on training

Online Editor
February 22, 2022

An overhead view of the Algonquin student commons, where students can study or talk to unwind from classes.

Photo: Liam Fox

Mental health and mid-terms

Tyler Major-Mcnicol
February 20, 2022

Mofeyisopi Ayeni, a former Algonquin College student, studies for class at the library.

Photo: Sahlym Florestal

Algonquin College Library is set to reopen and will be fully staffed

Sahlym Florestal
February 17, 2022

Ottawa police warn protesters to leave the area

Ottawa police warn protesters to leave the area

Valerie Ooshag
February 17, 2022

Culinary management students display their pleasure to be back at Restaurant International.

Photo: David Rotel

Restaurant International has partially reopened

David Rotel
February 17, 2022

A Health Services nurse administering the flu shot vaccine at Algonquin College's Health Services.

Photo: Myriam Landreville

Are students rolling up their sleeves for the flu shot?

Myriam Landreville
February 16, 2022

The students spend most of their field days at the Petawawa Research Forest, one of the oldest research forests in Canada.

Photo: Myriam Landreville

Forestry technician program grows to include inclusivity efforts and new technologies

Myriam Landreville
February 16, 2022

Peter Sloly resigns as Ottawa police chief

Peter Sloly resigns as Ottawa police chief

Aadil Naik
February 16, 2022

Rideau Canal Skateway to temporarily close due to mild weather

Rideau Canal Skateway to temporarily close due to mild weather

Tyler Major-Mcnicol
February 11, 2022

Ontario will not remove its mask and vaccine mandates for now

Ontario will not remove its mask and vaccine mandates for now

Myriam Landreville
February 10, 2022

Nicolas Touma, a first-year engineering technician student at Algonquin College waiting for his bus to go home alongside Aashima Gulati, a University of Ottawa student

Photo: Tyler Major-Mcnicol

Commuting costs continue to rise for college students and staff

Tyler Major-Mcnicol
February 10, 2022

New Zealand residents have formed their own convoy protest

New Zealand residents have formed their own convoy protest

Jantina Huizenga
February 09, 2022

Aidan Elliot-Perreault, a music industry arts student, plays guitar in his residence room.

Photo: Liam Fox

How the pandemic has affected the music industry arts program

Liam Fox
February 07, 2022

A health services nurse fills a syringe in the vaccination clinic in the old gym on Jan. 27.

Photo: Leslie Bader

The old gym in A-building is seeking a new purpose

Leslie Bader
February 07, 2022

Algonquin College cancels
some back to campus plans

Algonquin College cancels some back to campus plans

Cameron Ryan
February 07, 2022

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