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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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Habs move on to second round

Habs move on to second round

Mitchell Ansell
June 04, 2021

Event team leads Aileigh Karson (left) and Annabelle Caron (right) have both had to coordinate with their teams to reschedule their respective charity events.

Photo: Provided by Aileigh Karson and Annabelle Caron

Newest lockdown postpones two student charity fundraising events

Julien Bernier
April 23, 2021

Algonquin College offers 357 programs and is adding four new foundational programs this fall.

Photo: Roberto Iraheta

Four new introductory programs to start this fall, while others end

Roberto Iraheta
April 22, 2021

The budget and the college's strategic plan were among the topics discussed at the board of governors meeting in April.

Photo: Brett Thoms

College projects deficit to decrease by $9 million for 2021-2022

Brett Thoms
April 21, 2021

News Curation

Gabrielle Vinette
April 20, 2021

21-year-old suspect remains in custody

21-year-old suspect remains in custody

Christina Korotkov
April 12, 2021

Final delayed ship passes through Suez Canal

Final delayed ship passes through Suez Canal

Tanner Reil
April 12, 2021

Smokestacks in Sault Ste. Marie show that without immediate action, pollution levels will continue to rise across Canada.

Photo: Maggie van Lith

Supreme Court rules carbon pricing act is constitutional

Maggie van Lith
April 07, 2021

In addition to her TikToks, Kennedy Calwell has dabbled in comedic YouTube videos with her brother.

Photo: supplied by Kennedy Calwell

Student is a viral TikTok star who has mastered her Tinder game

Maggie van Lith
March 23, 2021

Students will return to on-campus learning in the fall term of 2021 depending on their program.

Photo: Connor Black

Fall term update from the college’s president

Gabrielle Vinette
March 22, 2021

“We were thinking about what we were passionate about and what are things we would do in our daily lives in a non-COVID place,” says Middlé Lemoine.

Event management students host virtual fundraiser for Candlelighters

Christina Korotkov
March 19, 2021

Rebecca Wakelin, the academic governor-elect of the Algonquin board of governors.

New representatives to join board of governors this fall

Brett Thoms
March 17, 2021

A student card is needed to access V Building and there is usually a security guard at the entrance.

Photo: Connor Black

Vet tech students enjoy hands-on learning on campus

Christina Korotkov
March 15, 2021

Researchers hope to survey over 600,000 Canadians who have received the Health Canada approved vaccine

Researchers hope to survey over 600,000 Canadians who have received the Health Canada approved vaccine

Gabrielle Vinette
March 12, 2021

Algonquin College currently employs 1,387 full time and 2,714 part time people.

Photo: Connor Black

Supportive culture helped Algonquin College win top employer award, staff say

Tanner Reil
March 11, 2021

The college's financial situation and its response to COVID-19 were the most prominent subjects discussed at the meeting.

Photo: Andrea Sternberg

College still facing a $19-million deficit due to COVID-19

Brett Thoms
March 11, 2021

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