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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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Guru Boparai, right, an Algonquin College graduate, and fellow protesters across from the High Commission of India on Springfield Road.

Photo: Tamara Condie

Protests and arrests continue across Haiti as struggle between President and opposition rages

Andrea Sternberg
February 22, 2021

Building C at Algonquin College, the headquarters of the Board of Governors.

Photo: Andrea Sternberg

Campaign kicks off for board of governors election in March

Brett Thoms
February 22, 2021

Dileep Davis, a residence service representative, stands behind the front desk, ready to assist residence students.

Photo: Roberto Iraheta

Living in residence ‘not bad – just different’ during COVID-19 times

Roberto Iraheta
February 17, 2021

The bridge connecting Algonquin Centre for Construction Excellence to B building.

Photo: Andrea Sternberg

Enrolment for fall 2021 expected to increase, but not to pre-pandemic levels

Ethan Grove
February 16, 2021

The Observatory, like other food service spots in Ottawa, has been open for take-out orders only during the lockdown.

Photo: Roberto Iraheta

Job opportunities are available for students looking for work

Roberto Iraheta
February 12, 2021

Protesters arrested across Russia

Ethan Grove
February 09, 2021

The travel services program prepares students to work in a variety of hospitality-related careers.

Photo: Maggie van Lith

Hospitality and Tourism programs adapt to new changes

Maggie van Lith
February 08, 2021

Algonquin's film and media production program provides hands-on experience with the equipment and processes used in the industry.

Photo: Tanner Reil

Mercury Filmworks donates $25,000 to establish a student editing award

Tanner Reil
February 03, 2021

Since last spring, all college events have gone virtual.

Photo: Andrea Sternberg

College event planners pleasantly surprised by virtual success

Andrea Sternberg
February 03, 2021

Face-to-activities have been restricted to 10 or fewer persons until at least Feb. 19, 2021.

Photo: Gabrielle Nadeau

Most programs that require internships or work placements are going forward

Brett Thoms
February 03, 2021

Students at Algonquin may want to think twice before investing money into stocks such as GameStop, Nokia, AMC or Blackberry.

Photo: Julien Bernier

Volatile activity in the stock market should not influence students’ financial decisions

Julien Bernier
February 03, 2021

Caroline Marchand is a Algonquin TV broadcasting graduate and associate director for CBC Power and Politics.

Photo: Tamara Condie

TV broadcasting grad to share story of how she overcame a traumatic brain injury

Tamara Condie
January 28, 2021

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

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What Algonquin College students should know about the Indian farmer protests

No decisions yet about mandatory vaccines for healthcare staff and students

Three candidates in the running for academic staff position on board

Brian Fraser’s friends and colleagues remember his passion for helping

Protests and arrests continue across Haiti as struggle between President and opposition rages

Campaign kicks off for board of governors election in March

Living in residence ‘not bad – just different’ during COVID-19 times

Enrolment for fall 2021 expected to increase, but not to pre-pandemic levels

Job opportunities are available for students looking for work

Protesters arrested across Russia

Hospitality and Tourism programs adapt to new changes

Mercury Filmworks donates $25,000 to establish a student editing award

College event planners pleasantly surprised by virtual success

Most programs that require internships or work placements are going forward

Volatile activity in the stock market should not influence students’ financial decisions

TV broadcasting grad to share story of how she overcame a traumatic brain injury

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