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Algonquin College lease with Ottawa Police Service may end in 2026

Nathalia Lencioni — December 05, 2024

Students are concerned they may lose access to important role models and learning tools as OPS exit draws near

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Experts fear race for Covid-19 vaccine
may result in test subjects being injured

Experts fear race for Covid-19 vaccine may result in test subjects being injured

Chance Hawthorn
June 16, 2020

Kavita Goswami
Left- In front of Windsor Riverside
Right- Goswami with her brother and sister-in-law at their wedding in India

Photo: Kavita Goswami

Stranded international students struggle with an uncertain future

Kavya Nair
June 14, 2020

Many of the approximately 10,000 people who participated in the June 5 march wore face masks due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Photo: Jorge Antunes

The many faces of Ottawa’s Black Lives Matter march

Jorge Maria
June 11, 2020

One of several organizers leading the protest

Photo: Roberto Iraheta

Ottawa’s Black Lives Matter protest peaceful

Kristy Jones
June 08, 2020

NDP calls for appeal on new court ruling of an intoxication defence

NDP calls for appeal on new court ruling of an intoxication defence

Jocelyn Galloway
June 08, 2020

Gaming development graduates hold convocation in Hogwarts map on Minecraft

Game development students graduate through Minecraft

Kristy Jones
June 08, 2020

A huge crowd gathers in front of Parliament Hill to march through downtown Ottawa in support of Black Lives Matter.

Photo: Kristy Jones

Protesters demand end to racism

Ilona Hlovyak
June 08, 2020

Trade students are having a difficult time keeping up with their studies since returning to work.

Algonquin College steps up to help apprentices

Jocelyn Galloway
June 07, 2020

George Floyd death: Violence erupts during protests

George Floyd death: Violence erupts during protests

Kaeli Cheng
June 02, 2020

Ottawa’s Anti-lock down Protest

Ottawa’s Anti-lock down Protest

Ilona Hlovyak
June 01, 2020

Sydney Marcon, a vet assistant, stands outside the animal hospital where she works.

Photo: Kristy Jones

Vet techs give advice to pet owners

Kristy Jones
May 25, 2020

Sommelier program faculty and students get creative learning at home

Sommelier program faculty and students get creative learning at home

Katelin Belliveau
April 27, 2020

Advertisements in Vanier near Loblaws on McArthur Road during March 2020.

Advertisements to attract new students may need to adapt due to the pandemic

Baylee Clark
April 27, 2020

New SA President Emily Ferguson

Move to an online-only campaign results in unusual SA presidential election

Jorge Maria
April 20, 2020

Perth campus donates PPE to the local community

Photo: Jorge Antunes

Perth campus donates PPE to the local community

Jorge Maria
April 15, 2020

College’s finance department addresses refunds and rebates due to COVID-19

Robbie Smith
April 14, 2020

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