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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

Photo: Reilly Armstrong

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Rising over 20 metres high, the biowall is a prominent feature of the ACCE building.

Photo: Leslie Bader

Biowall is back in bloom, but horticulture program denied maintenance work due to ‘liability issues’

Leslie Bader
September 21, 2022

Student success specialist, Ahmed Elbadri, promises graduates of the animation program are guaranteed to find a job.

Photo: David Rotel

Vandalism of Pembroke campus diversity mural proves ‘our work isn’t done,’ Brulé says

Madi Ivan-Feldcamp
September 09, 2022

AC Day 1 had over 8,000 attendees registered.

Photo: Cameron Ryan

Algonquin College kicks off fall 2022 semester with AC Day 1 festivities

Liam Fox
September 09, 2022

Flags at half-mast at the Algonquin College Ottawa campus.

Photo: Liam Fox

Queen Elizabeth II dies; Algonquin College community reacts

Tyler Beauchesne
September 08, 2022

Ifeoluwa Olubode, culinary management student and residence occupant, volunteering with Campus Clean-up in July

Photo: Sophia Adams

Algonquin College students clean up Ottawa campus

Sophia Adams
August 21, 2022

A group of Ukrainians learning English at Algonquin College study the teacher's notes on a white board.

Hundreds of Ukrainians learning English at Algonquin College

Alex Campbell
August 03, 2022

Monkeypox cases rise to 15,600 globally

Wawina Nzibu
July 28, 2022

Wildfires rage across Europe amid record temperatures

Tyler Beauchesne
July 21, 2022

Sri Lanka’s president quits during protests

Alyx Ewing
July 14, 2022

“Cocaine king of Milan” brought to justice

Alex Campbell
July 07, 2022

1000 killed, 1500 injured in Afghanistan earthquake

Sophia Adams
June 23, 2022

Mayor Jim Watson presenting the Ottawa Citizen's Key to the City to Nicole MadAdam, Editor-in-Chief.

Photo: Tony Caldwell/Postmedia.

Jim Watson presents Key to the City to the Ottawa Citizen in one of his last events as mayor

Madi Ivan-Feldcamp
June 21, 2022

Ryan Yasawy (right) and Juho Lee (left).

Photo: Tyler Beauchesne

How students survived the big storm

Tyler Beauchesne
June 16, 2022

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

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Biowall is back in bloom, but horticulture program denied maintenance work due to ‘liability issues’

Algonquin College returns to Ottawa Comiccon to advertise animation program

Algonquin College community mourns tragic death of first-year student

New riders gear up for popular motorcycle course on Ottawa campus

Vandalism of Pembroke campus diversity mural proves ‘our work isn’t done,’ Brulé says

Algonquin College kicks off fall 2022 semester with AC Day 1 festivities

Queen Elizabeth II dies; Algonquin College community reacts

Algonquin College students clean up Ottawa campus

Hundreds of Ukrainians learning English at Algonquin College

Monkeypox cases rise to 15,600 globally

Wildfires rage across Europe amid record temperatures

Sri Lanka’s president quits during protests

“Cocaine king of Milan” brought to justice

1000 killed, 1500 injured in Afghanistan earthquake

Jim Watson presents Key to the City to the Ottawa Citizen in one of his last events as mayor

How students survived the big storm

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