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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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With the demand for people with the ability to code on the rise, it's becoming a much more attractive skill to learn.

Photo: Jack Casselman

Bursary for Black business students launched by grad who wants to empower others

Jocelyn Galloway
September 29, 2020

Trees stand tall at the Bill Mason Centre in Ottawa.

Photo: Charlotte Riethman

Smoke from West Coast wildfires seen in Ottawa

Charlotte Riethman
September 28, 2020

The Scholar Strike is about taking a break from studies and focusing on educating oneself on the matters of Black Lives Matter movement

Two-day Scholar Strike was a chance to discuss systemic racism

Alfred Carreon
September 25, 2020

Volunteer firefighters escorting families into damaged homes to collect personal items a few days after the tornado in Dunrobin.

Photo: Charlotte Riethman

Tornado memories are still fresh for Dunrobin grads and students two years later

Charlotte Riethman
September 25, 2020

Students make use of E-building's common area while adhering to the college's guidelines. Despite the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, student life continues on campus.

Photo: Julien St-Jean

Classes unaffected by initial COVID-19 cases on campus

Julien St-Jean
September 24, 2020

Algonquin College health services is presenting a weekly remote yoga class that is free for students and employees.

Photo: Breanna St-Jean

Health services presents virtual lunchtime yoga

Breanna St-Jean
September 24, 2020

Fireworks over Algonquin College's parking lot could be seen from the surrounding neighbourhood on Sept. 8.

Photo: Baylee Clark

Fireworks welcomed students back to the fall 2020 term

Baylee Clark
September 17, 2020

If students need health care, they can seek it on campus or remotely.

Photo: Julien St-Jean

Students can access health services on campus and remotely this fall

Alvin Tsang
September 17, 2020

Signs around campus encourage students to practice physical distancing and to stay home when feeling sick

Photo: Julien St-Jean

First student case of COVID-19 confirmed at Woodroffe campus

Julien St-Jean
September 16, 2020

Professional music catalogue, ALIBI Music Library, is now available for select programs at the college.

Photo: Phaedra Hamer

Media and Design department gains access to professional music library

Phaedra Hamer
September 15, 2020

David Gardiner, 22, said refusing invites to hangout with friends has grow increasingly difficult.

Photo: Jocelyn Galloway

COVID Fatigue affecting student population

Jocelyn Galloway
August 11, 2020

Explosion kills hundreds in Beirut

Roberto Iraheta
August 06, 2020

Lockers being emptied

Chance Hawthorn
August 06, 2020

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

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Coding sessions support community interest and industry demand

Online convocation celebration for 2020 grads aims to bring students together

Confused about health plan options? Here’s what you need to know

Bursary for Black business students launched by grad who wants to empower others

Smoke from West Coast wildfires seen in Ottawa

Two-day Scholar Strike was a chance to discuss systemic racism

Tornado memories are still fresh for Dunrobin grads and students two years later

Classes unaffected by initial COVID-19 cases on campus

Health services presents virtual lunchtime yoga

Fireworks welcomed students back to the fall 2020 term

Students can access health services on campus and remotely this fall

First student case of COVID-19 confirmed at Woodroffe campus

Media and Design department gains access to professional music library

COVID Fatigue affecting student population

Explosion kills hundreds in Beirut

Lockers being emptied

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