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Turning trauma into art: Ottawa event gives human trafficking survivors a space to heal

Reilly Armstrong — October 16, 2026

Survivors shared stories of resilience and showcased their artwork at the annual Hope and Healing event

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A student smokes in front of the residence building.

Photo: Mingan Wang

‘I wish this weather could last forever.’ College community soaking up summer-like conditions

Mingan Wang
April 13, 2023

Autumn Peltier, an 18-year-old activist and P.I.E. student, is featured in the new Hershey's campaign.

Photo: Kerry Slack

Environmental activist Autumn Peltier heading for university after year at Algonquin College

Kerry Slack
April 13, 2023

The Student Commons building at Algonquin College.

Photo: Mingan Wang

Algonquin College faces financial constraints due to enrolment challenges

Mingan Wang
April 12, 2023

Interior design students Mackenzie Wegman, left, and Haley Stevenson, right, collected money from an art and thrift sale fundraiser for their 2023 grad show.

Photo: Kit Gervais

Grad shows are back in person for interior design students

Kit Gervais
April 12, 2023

Board of directors resign from the Pierre Elliott Trudeau Foundation

Linda Verreault
April 12, 2023

Amanda Latreille (left) and Anabelle Latreille (right) sold jewelry, candles, seal skin and fox fur at their booth.

Photo: Justin Hancock-Lefebour

Indigenous vendors greet the community with crafts, beadwork, art and more

Justin Hancock-Lefebour
April 10, 2023

Johanne Marelic aims to put people at ease when they come to see her at her new job.
“Our door is always open and if we don’t have the answers or there is nothing that we can do, we will help with the process with whatever the answer is,” Marelic said.

Photo: Rebekah Houter

College hires new sexual assault investigator to support college community

Rebekah Houter
April 10, 2023

Freezing rain traps passengers in LRT vehicles

Naomie Twagirumukiza
April 07, 2023

Progressive Conservatives in P.E.I projected back for another term

Andrew Sorokan
April 05, 2023

Visitors checking out the booths located in the Marketplace Food Court in D-Building.

Photo: Blaire Waddell

Spring open house attracts more than 3,000 visitors

Blaire Waddell
April 04, 2023

Turning trauma into art: Ottawa event gives human trafficking survivors a space to heal

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SA wants college to create a designated smoking area

Police foundations students present surprising data with striking research

College implements new standards to assist international students

Ottawa temperature breaks heat record set in 1945

PR students host trivia fundraiser for Upstream Ottawa

China announces first human death from H3N8 bird flu

‘I wish this weather could last forever.’ College community soaking up summer-like conditions

Environmental activist Autumn Peltier heading for university after year at Algonquin College

Algonquin College faces financial constraints due to enrolment challenges

Grad shows are back in person for interior design students

Board of directors resign from the Pierre Elliott Trudeau Foundation

Indigenous vendors greet the community with crafts, beadwork, art and more

College hires new sexual assault investigator to support college community

Freezing rain traps passengers in LRT vehicles

Progressive Conservatives in P.E.I projected back for another term

Spring open house attracts more than 3,000 visitors

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