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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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Ottawa Mayor Jim Watson makes his return to campus

Muna Aden
November 01, 2021

Special events officer and Algonquin College alumni, Carli Smelko, is shown with one of the creations featured in the Day of the Dead display at Upper Canada Village's Pumpkininferno.

Photo: Upper Canada Village

Fall Fun at Pumpkinferno

Carol Goddard
October 28, 2021

Korrine Affleck describes the wood shavings as “a snowball effect of goodness.”

Photo: Carol Goddard

AC Perth’s carpentry program helps local pony rescue

Carol Goddard
October 28, 2021

Nicole Hall, Clubs and Communities Coordinator at Algonquin College in Ottawa (located in room E209c).

Photo: Baylee Clark

Start a club or join a club this school year

Baylee Clark
October 19, 2021

Reegan Derikx (left), residence advisor, and Raivyn Halcro (right), residence community advisor, remain optimistic about more in-person residence events.

Photo: Tanner Reil

Residence carves in-person events back into schedule

Tanner Reil
October 18, 2021

Reegan Derikx, a third-year student in the Bachelor of Public Safety program and residence advisor, has felt the effects of living in residence with limited activities to do.

Photo: Muna Aden

Living and working in a college residence during the dark days of COVID-19

Muna Aden
October 15, 2021

David Grigg mentioned that setup for this event took six hours and that traditionally it should take three, due to distance for cabling. He expects the setup will go much more smoothly for future events.

Photo: Julien Bernier

Television Broadcasting students help CTSACT broadcast charity event

Julien Bernier
October 15, 2021

Photo: baking and pastry art management student Aidan Calder Right

Ottawa LRT derailments leave students with transit issues

Dave Green
October 15, 2021

Dan Levy was honest and open when tackling tough questions from students.

Photo: Jose Mandojana

Dan Levy talks LGBTQ+, PRIDE and Prejudice

Andrea Kennedy
October 14, 2021

Mary Anne Murphy behind the counter at Savoir Fare.

Photo: Brett Thoms

Workers return to campus as college reopens

Brett Thoms
October 14, 2021

“I’m always in awe, that what I have done has made so many people happy,” said Stocker.

Photo: John Stocker

Voice actor John Stocker to visit advertising program

Tanner Reil
October 14, 2021

Coach Jackie Paquette demonstrates a strike.

Photo: Andrea Kennedy

Virtual self-defense class teaches practical techniques

Andrea Kennedy
October 08, 2021

The college began Pride Week with the raising of the 2SLGBTQ+ flag (right) beside the Canadian flag (centre) and Ontario flag (left).

Photo: Julien Bernier

Pride Week at Algonquin College

Gabrielle Vinette
October 07, 2021

Photo: Ethan Grove

Algonquin College looks to students to honour designated entry points

Ethan Grove
October 04, 2021

Police presence remains on Russell Avenue on Sunday afternoon the day after the party.

Photo: Maggie van Lith

Wild street party in Sandy Hill following Panda Game results in overturned car and trashed street

Maggie van Lith
October 03, 2021

This is The Jack Doyle Athletics and Recreation Centre located at the Algonquin College Woodroffe campus in Ottawa. This picture was taken at 9a.m on Monday, September 27, 2021 - the official opening day.

The Jack Doyle Athletics and Recreation Centre has its official opening

Baylee Clark
September 30, 2021

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