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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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Photo: Chefs Evilien Santa T Santuri, Grant Buttrey, Nghi Do and Luwei Cheng present their vegetarian banh mi, which was voted the guests' favourite sandwich at Breaking Bread, Breaking Stigma on Oct. 23. The team prepped for nine hours for the big night. Photo credit

‘It’s all the lies. All these empty promises’ says Indigenous student about the federal leaders

Farah Khan
October 20, 2019

Algonquin and The Royal members proudly announce their partnership on Oct. 10, World Mental Health Day.

Photo: Camilla Sola

Algonquin’s partnership with The Royal extends mental health services for students

Camilla Sola
October 18, 2019

Alec Brownscombe and Summer Bourada showing their Win contest website.

Grad and his SEO employer are competing for a $25,000 prize

Baraa Jaafar
October 17, 2019

Federal election has Algonquin College students talking

Laura Nelson
October 16, 2019

Indigenous ambassadors Mike and Kenny Wade at the Ishkodewan courtyard.

Photo: Vanessa Bobai

College honours Students’ Association

Vanessa Bobai
October 03, 2019

Governor General Julie Payette answering questions from students.

Governor General Julie Payette celebrates the second year of her mandate with students

Farah Khan
October 03, 2019

Jeff Turner, partnership development specialist with a focus on the DARE District, stands under the structure in the Ishkodewan courtyard. The structure resembles an upturned fishing weir and is one of many Indigenous aspects of the building.

Photo: Emily Hsueh

DARE to explore district’s Indigenous Influences

Emily Hsueh
October 02, 2019

Scriptwriting students learning how to write for broadcast. The students are now working on alternate fundraising methods to cover their funding shortfall.

Ford’s opt-out policy throws scriptwriting program under the bus

A Shah
October 02, 2019

Jane Goodall at Centrepointe Theatre on Sept. 27

Photo: Dana Simpson

A Chimp Called Wounda: A plea for the future

Dana Simpson
October 02, 2019

Some of the 3-D printed objects in MakerSpace made from bio-degradable plastic.

Photo: Perushka Gopalkista

MakerSpace: A Year in the Making

Perushka Gopalkista
October 01, 2019

Sienna Benson, clubs and communities coordinator standing inside the Clubs and Communities room. Benson says the school was well prepared for cuts related to opt-out fees, despite the short notice.

Impact of opt-out option less than anticipated

A Shah
September 30, 2019

Young man Jackson shows his thoughts this Global Climate Strike day on Friday, Sept. 27.

Photo: Bradley Legault

Global climate strike attracts thousands of students

Bradley Legault
September 30, 2019

Raymond Falardeau, business administration student, has a problem with the parking passes this year.

Photo: Emily Britton

Where have the parking spaces gone?

Emily Britton
September 29, 2019

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

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‘It’s all the lies. All these empty promises’ says Indigenous student about the federal leaders

Algonquin’s partnership with The Royal extends mental health services for students

Grad and his SEO employer are competing for a $25,000 prize

Federal election has Algonquin College students talking

College honours Students’ Association

Governor General Julie Payette celebrates the second year of her mandate with students

DARE to explore district’s Indigenous Influences

Ford’s opt-out policy throws scriptwriting program under the bus

A Chimp Called Wounda: A plea for the future

MakerSpace: A Year in the Making

Impact of opt-out option less than anticipated

Global climate strike attracts thousands of students

Where have the parking spaces gone?

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