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Rising cost of living has slashed delivered supplies for SA’s Food Cupboard

Tyson Purvis — April 17, 2026

Food banks are facing the same food insecurity they're meant to alleviate, says the Ottawa Food Bank

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Annette Carla Bouzi, president of OPSEU Local 415 (Academic Union) for Algonquin College, said the faculty sent the CEC a message that the offer they had on the table was not acceptable and negotiation should begin in earnest.

Photo: Stephane Gunner

Project Lighthouse works to diminish sexual violence through education and support

Jantina Huizenga
February 24, 2022

Justin Trudeau revokes controversial Emergencies Act

Evangeline Sanderson
February 24, 2022

The Ontario government is no longer enforcing the vaccine passport system beginning on March 1.

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Algonquin College ending vaccine passport requirements on campus

Cameron Ryan
February 24, 2022

Rideau Centre evacuated after gun scare

Cameron Ryan
February 23, 2022

The vet tech students learn about parasitology, among other subjects, in lab classes held on campus.

Photo: Myriam Landreville

Why dedication is essential in the veterinary technician program

Myriam Landreville
February 23, 2022

Ryan Bonacci, a part-time tourism-travel instructor, says that the program will be hosting employer presentations that walk students through the day in an employee's life for a particular company.

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Graduates entering the tourism industry have had to learn without hands-on training

Online Editor
February 22, 2022

An overhead view of the Algonquin student commons, where students can study or talk to unwind from classes.

Photo: Liam Fox

Mental health and mid-terms

Tyler Major-Mcnicol
February 20, 2022

Mofeyisopi Ayeni, a former Algonquin College student, studies for class at the library.

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Algonquin College Library is set to reopen and will be fully staffed

Sahlym Florestal
February 17, 2022

Ottawa police warn protesters to leave the area

Valerie Ooshag
February 17, 2022

Culinary management students display their pleasure to be back at Restaurant International.

Photo: David Rotel

Restaurant International has partially reopened

David Rotel
February 17, 2022

Rising cost of living has slashed delivered supplies for SA’s Food Cupboard

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Ontario college faculty reject offer and phase 3 of work-to-rule begins

Algonquin College to retain vaccine passports beyond March 1

Simu Liu reveals unique “superhero origin story”

Local museums and theatres affected by the change to Ontario’s regulations

Russian troops invade Ukraine

Health Services are now offering booster shots by appointment

Project Lighthouse works to diminish sexual violence through education and support

Justin Trudeau revokes controversial Emergencies Act

Algonquin College ending vaccine passport requirements on campus

Rideau Centre evacuated after gun scare

Why dedication is essential in the veterinary technician program

Graduates entering the tourism industry have had to learn without hands-on training

Mental health and mid-terms

Algonquin College Library is set to reopen and will be fully staffed

Ottawa police warn protesters to leave the area

Restaurant International has partially reopened

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